21 April
21 April · 10:13 UTC
You can’t really notice it from ground level, but human movement is the alternating rotation of the whole body, which is wrapped in spiral muscle and fascia sheets from head to toe. You don’t move with your legs, you move when that whole body-length spiral unwinds in alternating directions. It’s much more noticeable from above.
Nick Dee added a new video.
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