Avid runner or avid jogger? Forum
- TT09
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Avid runner or avid jogger?
A dumb question I know, but, on a resume, a school wants me to list a few hobbies or areas of interest. One of those that I wish to include is running. Does it sound weird to say avid runner, or should I say avid jogger? I consider myself a runner, not a jogger.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
RunnerTT09 wrote:A dumb question I know, but, on a resume, a school wants me to list a few hobbies or areas of interest. One of those that I wish to include is running. Does it sound weird to say avid runner, or should I say avid jogger? I consider myself a runner, not a jogger.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
Okay, cool, that's what I kinda figured. Thanks for your input.bdubs wrote:RunnerTT09 wrote:A dumb question I know, but, on a resume, a school wants me to list a few hobbies or areas of interest. One of those that I wish to include is running. Does it sound weird to say avid runner, or should I say avid jogger? I consider myself a runner, not a jogger.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
+1bdubs wrote:RunnerTT09 wrote:A dumb question I know, but, on a resume, a school wants me to list a few hobbies or areas of interest. One of those that I wish to include is running. Does it sound weird to say avid runner, or should I say avid jogger? I consider myself a runner, not a jogger.
For future reference, if this makes it into the "Hobbies and Extracurricular Activities" section of your resume for OCI, be prepared to talk a lot about the specifics of how avidly you run.
- homestyle28
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
Depends entirely on the kind of shorts you wear. Do your shorts have a built in liner, and do you use this liner to avoid wearing undewear? if so, runner. If your nipples have ever bled, runner.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
Its better if you list it in the form of a formal accomplishment IMO, like completing a major marathon. This was a HUGE interview discussion piece for me.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
Avid nit picker.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
Haha, duly noted, sir.homestyle28 wrote:Depends entirely on the kind of shorts you wear. Do your shorts have a built in liner, and do you use this liner to avoid wearing undewear? if so, runner. If your nipples have ever bled, runner.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
I had i similar issue and said "recreational runner" and listed the various 10Ks, 5ks in which i had participated.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
avid jogger is paradoxical...
it's like saying "hardcore chillin"
EDIT: Actually I chill pretty hardcore so nevermind
it's like saying "hardcore chillin"
EDIT: Actually I chill pretty hardcore so nevermind
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
TITCR.jdhonest wrote:Avid nit picker.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
TITCRhomestyle28 wrote:Depends entirely on the kind of shorts you wear. Do your shorts have a built in liner, and do you use this liner to avoid wearing undewear? if so, runner. If your nipples have ever bled, runner.
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Re: Avid runner or avid jogger?
Damn, I should have written about running. I've only been doing it since I was 13.
Oh well, I'm already done with my PS on a different subject.

Oh well, I'm already done with my PS on a different subject.
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