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Technically yes. When you are jogging, your leg muscles will start strengthening and if you are overweight, it can lead to weight loss. This by itself will shape your hips, although it is not the most efficient way to shape your hips. If you combine jogging with Weightlifting, then you will start seeing your hips shape up!
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