The business of 'verbing' has come up here before (p.228 above).
Goes back a long way - at least to Willy the Shake "Where are the hearts that spaniel'd me at heels?" - probably from Richard II.
I cycled to town, shopped for food, booked a train ticket, chaired a meeting, videoed a bike race in which none of the favourites medalled/podiummed.
Admittedly, sometimes new 'verbings' do sound clunky and contrived - eg podiummed (to my ears, at least) - but they can be handy, and often bring freshness and energy to the language.
Cringe ye not; can't do without them really. This evening I might do some turboing (must remember not to pig out at dinner), whereas others might feel incentivised to eyeball a bit of wayside dogging.