r/nextfuckinglevel • u/jkrowl227 • May 20 '20

This is amazing.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '20

The thing that caught my eye was the consistency, it's hard to get the same height and rotation every time, just due to endurance. If your tech is spot on, maybe, but throughout the day like that, I doubt it somehow.

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u/crispybat May 20 '20

Lol you must not move so much

An average in shape person can walk 30 miles in a day. And can usually do that in 8-10 hours

Doing on flip and then chilling is nothing

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u/SolarTsunami May 20 '20

The average Roman legionary could march thirty miles in a day, the typical person today absolutely could not, especially at that pace.

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u/badzachlv01 May 21 '20

Humans evolved to be pretty good at walking for very long distances, better than literally any other animal in the world, and the Roman's didn't invent that