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Either a leisurely pursuit, or a competitive sport, also known as race walking. As a sport, both road and track race walking are popular. The rules governing the use of the feet are strict: one foot must be touching the ground at all times, and the lead leg must be straight as it passes under the torso. It has been an Olympic event since 1956, over distances of 20 km (12·4 mi) and 50 km (31 mi). Fell walking is a popular form of leisure activity in the UK. World Race Walking Cup The men's competition (Lugano Trophy) was first held in 1961. A women's competition (Eschborn Cup) was introduced in 1979. An official separate team competition for the two men's distances, 20 and 50 kilometres was introduced in 1993 and the men's combined competition discontinued after 1997; takes place every two years. (http://www.reference.com/browse/crystal/33791)

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