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Posted by ntrainride on Tue Mar 31 01:49:04 2020, in response to Re: Elevator etiquette, posted by Charles G on Mon Mar 30 20:48:24 2020. i never got the idea of running as a sport. i don't care what the pundits say. the human body is not designed to run, beyond relatively short bursts to escape beasts or enemies. over time, continuously running for longer than, say, ten minutes will definitly cause "structual" damage.in contrast, our bodies are perfect machines for walking and climbing. a human walking is as natural as a tree growing. as long as you don't exceed your body's natural capacity for physical activity you could walk every day for your whole life and never damgage or injure yourself. and it sustains. at age sixty-five i can walk twenty miles at a stretch as easily as i could when i was twelve. better, actually. taking into account how we actually accomplish walking up and down a flighf of stairs, running up and down them seems like an especially damaging activity to undertake. |
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