I was scrolling through Instagram last week when an ad suggesting I go “plogging” caught my eye. I decided not to look it up on Urban Dictionary, but assumed it would be there, and wouldn’t be ...

First they gave us the best-ever coffee break. Then came the art of living a balanced and happy life. And now those clever Swedes are showing us how to be good to our minds, bodies and the environment ...

There's a new workout trend that's more productive than running nowhere on a treadmill or sidestepping litter during outdoor workouts. Known as "plogging," it involves picking up trash (or “plocka upp ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Plogging has many benefits to health, both physical and mental. (Getty Images) (Getty) The benefits of jogging for our health are ...

I first heard about plogging back in 2018. Plogging is a mash-up of the words “pluck” and “jogging.” When put into action, plogging is the act of people jogging while picking up trash along their ...

CLEVELAND — Have you ever heard of plogging? It's a fitness craze that began in Sweden and spread to nearly every continent. Now, it’s here in the states. It’s easy to partake — just jog while picking ...

Have you recently spotted people toting trash bags while jogging? Or their hands filled with old plastic bottles? You might soon. Sweden's latest fitness craze — plogging — is making its way to U.S.

Ever been on a run through the woods and notice litter mottling the otherwise natural scenery? Maybe it’s plastic six-pack ring, an empty Coke bottle or a few scattered cigarette butts. Whatever it is ...

This trend encourages people to pick up litter while out running. So, it's not just good for your health, it's also good for the environment. It's called 'plogging'—a portmanteau of jogging and the ...

When thinking of Hongdae district, a popular hotspot in Seoul, most people would typically imagine bustling streets teeming with trendy cafes, bars and lively busking performances. However, for An ...