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Types of walking - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Example: She made great progress in her morning run, taking long strides to cover more ground quickly.
    - - Example: The group embarked on a multi-day trek through the dense forest, carrying all their supplies and camping gear.
    - - Example: a long walk, especially in the countryside
    - - Example: He paced back and forth in his office, nervously awaiting the results of the big presentation.
  - - - Example: They spent the weekend roaming around the city, exploring hidden cafes and quaint shops.
    - - Example: He lingered by the bookstore, savoring the smell of fresh coffee and the allure of new books.
    - - Example: After lunch, she decided to amble through the park, enjoying the sunshine and the blooming flowers.
- - - - Stagger: to walk or move with difficulty as if you are going to fall
        
        Example: After standing up too quickly, he staggered towards the kitchen to get some water.
      - Hobble: to walk in an awkward way, usually because the feet or legs are injured
        
        Example: She hobbled down the hallway after injuring her ankle during a soccer game.
      - Waddle: to walk with short steps, moving the body from one side to the other
        
        Example: The duck waddled along the pond’s edge, its short legs making its movement look comical.
      - Trudge: to walk slowly with a lot of effort, especially over a difficult surface or while carrying something heavy
        
        Example: They trudged through the deep snow, exhausted from the effort of making their way to the cabin.
  - - - Examples: The toddler began to toddle across the room, reaching out for his mother’s hand for support.
    - - Example: After a long day of work, he plodded home, his heavy feet making each step feel like a laborious task.