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Striding

/ˈstraɪ.dɪŋ/verb / adjective
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Striding means walking with long, purposeful steps that convey energy and determination, often used to describe physical movement with a sense of progress or confidence. In modern contexts, it can also metaphorically represent rapid advancement in areas like career or innovation, highlighting a bold and forward-moving approach.

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In a study by the Journal of Experimental Biology, elite marathon runners can achieve strides covering up to 2.5 meters per step at peak speed, which is longer than the average adult's height and contributes to their extraordinary endurance. This efficient striding technique has been refined through evolutionary adaptations and training, allowing humans to outpace many animals over long distances.

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