Outdoor jogging, as a physical exercise beneficial for health, has proliferated worldwide.
However, understanding the nonlinear and heterogeneous associations between …

The built environment is found to relate to running behaviors. However, the impacts of the
street environment on running were less addressed due to the lack of running data in large …

Outdoor jogging is a beneficial and replicable physical activity (PA). The nonlinear effects of
the built environment (BE) on jogging fitness received little attention, compared with the …

Running is inherently geographical, with spaces, places, movement and bodies central to
the practice. Running has captured the geographical imagination over the last decade and …

Understanding the influence of built environment on running behavior is a significant step
towards develo** related landscape strategies. This paper adopted a volunteered …

Running can promote public health. However, the association between running and the built
environment, especially in terms of micro street-level factors, has rarely been studied. This …

Studies on the linkages between nature exposure and physical activities often focus simply
on the immediate vicinity of home locations, but path-based exercises, such as running and …

Jogging, historically marginalized in the realms of urban and transportation strategy since it
is not about commuting, is garnering appreciation for its health-related merits. The growing …

Running is one of the most frequently practiced exercises worldwide. Perceived
pleasantness of running contributes to exercise motivation and thereby can promote running …

Running activity is closely related to the urban built environment in terms of mental and
physical health, and this relationship can change as a result of spatio-temporal changes …