OK, how many people on here would rather be a runner than a swimmer, but due to injuries or something else have been forced to turn to a sport that has less impact on the body?
I swim as cross training for running. I found that every day running did not work for me(although I would love to if I could) but 3 times per week does even with high mileage.
I do love swimming and the feeling after a good workout, however, for me, it cannot compare to the feeling of running. It is so much more relaxing and provides better "thinking time than swimming".
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Athletes running on springy tracks; they use extended postures of knee and hip to give them straighter legs. I don't think we were meant to run. We got crossed up years ago. We were meant to do lots of tree climbing. www.liv.ac.uk/.../orang-utan.htm
Big question did I see anyone I know in that little video???
Athletes running on springy tracks; they use extended postures of knee and hip to give them straighter legs. I don't think we were meant to run. We got crossed up years ago. We were meant to do lots of tree climbing. www.liv.ac.uk/.../orang-utan.htm
Big question did I see anyone I know in that little video???