What is 要 doing in 每天她要慢跑? In an exercise, I came across this sentence with the translation:

每天早上她都要慢跑一个小时。
Měi tiān zǎoshɑnɡ tā dōu yào màn pǎo yí ɡè xiǎoshí.
She goes to jog every morning for an hour.

What is the meaning of 要 in this sentence?
I know from Auxiliary verb &quot;yao&quot; and its multiple meanings from resources.allsetlearning, 要 has several meanings:

Want / need. However, any of these meanings appear in the translation.
Going to, referring to a future clause. But, also, this sentence seems to be a constant happening every day, not something happening only on the future.

Maybe the translation is incomplete? Otherwise, I don't see any difference in suppressing 要 from the sentence.
每天早上她都要慢跑一个小时。

I disagree with Tang Ho's answer [&quot;要 only indicates &quot;needs to/ has to&quot; here&quot;].
要 in the sentence denotes the sense of 将要 (going to).  It doesn't necessarily mean 必须，必要(has to).
The sentence is just stating a fact that she would be running for an hour every morning.  It might look inconsistent or ungrammatical from English stand point.  But I can't think of a better way to explain it in English.
都 here is to emphasize she is always doing it.