# Step 3: Jogging

Keep in mind that all of these methods are variations on **network jogging**, or more simply put, jogging through Spikemark. Remember, at this point, we are still just working in **Simulator Mode**. We'll go over [Jogging From A Stagehand](/docs/spikemark/quickstart/step-5-going-live/test-manual-movement.md) in another section.

## What will we accomplish in this step?

* [**3.1 Single Axis Jogging**](/docs/spikemark/quickstart/jogging/3.1-single-axis-jogging.md)
* [**3.2 Jogging Multiple Machines (Multi-Jog)**](/docs/spikemark/quickstart/jogging/3.2-jogging-multiple-machines-multi-jog.md)
* [**3.3 Move to Position**](/docs/spikemark/quickstart/jogging/3.3-move-to-position.md)


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