Why do people go for jogs on the side of the road when there is a perfectly good sidewalk literally right there? Does anyone know?

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2024-08-13 15:37

Why do people go for jogs on the side of the road when there is a perfectly good sidewalk literally right there? Does anyone know?

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6 小時內	Alex alex.tedd	Camber and drop curbs can make a sidewalk (pavement here in the UK) uncomfortable for knees, ankles and hips.
7 小時內	Bluebird Running Company bluebirdrunningcompany	Sidewalk/concrete is the hardest surface you can run on. It’s better for your body and joints to run on asphalt, which is not as hard as concrete.
8 小時內	Sara Wetterer sarainnovember	Sometimes the sidewalks are messed up. I run on sidewalks if they are along busy streets. On non busy streets run on side of the road.
9 小時內	Jacob Melego jacobmelego	Where I am the sidewalks are uneven and trees overhang them so I prefer the side of the road
9 小時內	dmatuse1 dmatuse1	Uneven cracks in the sidewalks, kids, dogs, people, bikes, skateboards.
10 小時內	Ellis Ryan ryanlovesultrarunning	I love when non-runners call it jogging when they can’t even run 😂
10 小時內	Rajiv Dialani jivvyd	Uneven pavement ruins the rhythm
10 小時內	Huy Nguyen oquanghuyo	Used to think the same, until I become the exact runner
10 小時內	Justin Whipkey fooche21	I run on the sidewalks every day.
10 小時內	Geoff Burrows geoffin_around	I do it for several reasons. First, the asphalt is softer and kinder to my aging joints; people are often walking themselves and their dogs so I neither want to surprise them not trip or otherwise make contact with them, in winter, ice builds up quicker on the sidewalks, more even surface, etc.