English

Verb

powerwalking

1. present participle of powerwalk

Noun

powerwalking ‎(uncountable)

1. Walking briskly for speed and exercise.
   • 2008, Gregory Day, Ron McCoy's Sea of Diamonds, ISBN 1741980445:

     Carla thought powerwalking was stupid, she'd told Liz it looked like a car stuck in first gear, as well as being a depressing admission of middle age.

   • 2010, Michael Shea, The Extra, ISBN 1429955422:

     Fact, maybe you want to come with me—we'll go slow, get you up a nice powerwalking sweat before you sit down to the board.

   • 2005, Thomas A. Romberg, ‎Thomas P. Carpenter, & ‎Fae Dremock, Understanding Mathematics and Science Matters, ISBN 1135620210:

     Karen pointed out that “in powerwalking, you can count your steps and how many you're taking, but in running you can't really do that."