hurdling
Speech parts
1. hurdling - Noun
2. hurdling - Verb
Meaning
a footrace in which contestants must negotiate a series of hurdles
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Examples
Other sports Grace was an outstanding athlete as a young man and won the convert hurdling title at the National Olympian Games at Crystal Palace in August 1866.
Bean, at what point did you decide hurdling was the best route when you were running toward the end zone?
Not long after hanging up his hurdling spikes, McCrary settled near his Manhasset roots and began working at the Port Washington Tennis Academy.
Participants will be trained in jumping, sprinting and hurdling.
While many concentrate on ASX's prospects of hurdling 6000, some are pondering whether the next step might be a May correction.
Whilst at Oxford Archer was successful in athletics, competing in sprinting and hurdling, later becoming president of the Oxford University Athletics Club.