January 9, 2013Why Humans Prefer Not to GallopElizabeth Preston, Inkfish
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![]() AP Photo As kids, we discover that our two legs can manage many different gaits. After walking and running we figure out how to tiptoe, hop, and skip. (Personally, I decided at one point to become a better skipper than anyone I knew, practicing backward skipping and figure-eights in our driveway. I may have sensed that my competition in this pursuit was not very stiff.) TAGGED: movement, human body, gait | |