@wildy_jj @ShakeyWaits @PaulGlazier I wrote a little on this, specifically in relation to human running, a couple of years back in an article titled 'The Robust Running Ape'. The full text is freely available here if it's of interest. https://t.co/ki0Lyy2n
@PaulGlazier @ORRECO1 @JamiePethick Thanks for your replies Paul. I prev suggested running variability either increased or decreased, beyond habituated bandwidths, following some form of 'disturbance' -Hi Intensity fatigue; sensitization etc (building on J
Frontiers | The Robust Running Ape: Unraveling the Deep Underpinnings of Coordinated Human Running Proficiency. This is meaty https://t.co/N1jGfToL8z
5. 👨🏼🏫 Preamble…still! That’s our closest extinct human relative, sprinting up to 300,000 years ago! How our bipedal locomotion tendencies today have been shaped by our primitive ancestors is explored eloquently in the work of Dr John Kiely 👉🏻 https://t