powerwalk
verbUK /ˈpaʊəwɔːk/
US /ˈpaʊərwɔːk/
To walk very fast and with strong, energetic steps.
She likes to powerwalk around the park every morning to stay fit.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A fast, energetic style of walking done for exercise.
His morning powerwalk takes him three miles along the river.
3. To move quickly and purposefully as if on an important mission.
He powerwalked through the airport to catch his connecting flight.
4. To walk fast in a competitive or showy way.
The shoppers powerwalked to the sale rack the moment the doors opened.