racewalk
/ˈreɪsˌwɔk/
verb
- To walk as fast as possible while keeping one foot on the ground at all times, as a competitive sport.
- She learned to racewalk properly to avoid being disqualified in the Olympics.
- Many athletes racewalk for exercise because it is easier on the joints than running.
- He decided to racewalk in the charity event to challenge himself in a new way.
noun
- The sport or activity of walking as fast as possible with a specific technique, keeping one foot in contact with the ground.
- The rules of racewalk require that the advancing leg be straightened from the moment of first contact.
- She took up racewalk to improve her cardiovascular fitness without injury.
- Racewalk is an official event in the Summer Olympics.