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If you are interested in the pose method of running

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Ultra Dunc Dec 2009 8:58pm, 8 Dec 2009 7,102 posts	Quote Pin Ultra Dunc I think we would be slower on the Moon less gravity , so on say Jupiter with more gravity would we be super fast like Usain ?
Lizzie W Dec 2009 8:59pm, 8 Dec 2009 7,804 posts	Quote Pin Lizzie W Bee - we'll run with you any time The book lives unread on the shelf
jonp Dec 2009 9:02pm, 8 Dec 2009 3,211 posts	Quote Pin jonp Ultra, agree. We would go up in the air much higher and move forward more slowly. We would also have much smaller muscles. On Jupiter we would have big thick bones and strong muscles, no idea if we would run faster though? <scratches head>
cabletow Dec 2009 9:03pm, 8 Dec 2009 17,993 posts	Quote Pin cabletow WE argue the finer pints of semantics about the laws of physics that are used to explain movement in pose yet we accept without question the laws of internal energy and the dantein to explain how we move Chi God this is an enlightenment And there was me wasting all that time trying to get a grasp on dynamic motion laws gravitational torque and angular momntum All I needed was my Chi
cabletow Dec 2009 9:04pm, 8 Dec 2009 17,994 posts	Quote Pin cabletow Finer pints I like it According to pose theory we would move very slowly with small steps on the moon but with much bigger steps and much faster on Jupiter (assuming we were not crushed to death first)
eL Bee! Dec 2009 9:05pm, 8 Dec 2009 11,140 posts	Quote Pin eL Bee! There's internal energy in Chi....?? Show me!
eL Bee! Dec 2009 9:07pm, 8 Dec 2009 11,141 posts	Quote Pin eL Bee! CT - you on Skype at the mo..??
cabletow Dec 2009 9:07pm, 8 Dec 2009 17,995 posts	Quote Pin cabletow My internal energy powers my stiffy Its called Viagra though
cabletow Dec 2009 9:07pm, 8 Dec 2009 17,996 posts	Quote Pin cabletow Sorry mate not at my puter
eL Bee! Dec 2009 9:07pm, 8 Dec 2009 11,142 posts	Quote Pin eL Bee! Ahh! So Science, then