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In the taxonomy of off-road vehicles, traction is the currency of performance. Whether it's a 4x4 truck or a motocross bike, th…

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Running is an inherently violent act. With every stride, the human body strikes the ground with a force of 2.5 to 3 times its o…

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In the lexicon of physical therapy, exercises are often categorized into two types: Open Kinetic Chain (OKC) and Closed Kinetic…

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In the specialized world of "deskercise," geometry is destiny. The constraints are severe: knees must not hit the desk, feet mu…

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In the taxonomy of fitness equipment, the rowing machine is a unique beast. Unlike treadmills or bikes, which focus primarily o…

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In traditional cinematography, resolution is a measure of clarity. In Virtual Reality (VR), resolution is a measure of *belief*…

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For centuries, golf was an art form governed by feel and visual estimation. A player would strike the ball, watch its flight, a…

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In the modern era, the chair has become the primary habitat of the human species. We sit to work, to commute, and to relax. Thi…

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In the physics of lifting, not all pounds are created equal. A 50-pound dumbbell feels heavier at the bottom of a curl than at …

Published on Oct. 27, 2024, 9:45 a.m.

The human body does not exist on a 2D plane. We twist, turn, lunge, and stabilize in a three-dimensional world. Yet, much of tr…