Affinely parameterized geodesics satisfy the condition \nabla_XX=0, indicating that they maintain constant velocity. When parametrized by \lambda, the velocity is expressed as \frac{dX^a(\lambda)}{d\lambda}=\dot{X}^a. The geodesic equation leads to the conclusion that \nabla_{\lambda}\dot{X}^a=0, which implies that the acceleration \ddot{X}^a is zero. Consequently, the velocity remains constant along the geodesic. This demonstrates the relationship between affine parameterization and constant velocity in geodesics.