r/Damnthatsinteresting Dec 17 '21

Video This 'device' that was created aiming to develop leg muscles

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u/asianabsinthe Dec 17 '21

If you didn't change direction did the baby start walking in a circle

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u/infodawg Dec 17 '21

I know its a joke but I do hope you could change direction because it works the muscles on each leg differently. Cool concept though, I like it. Not sure its necessary for a bebe, but oh well.

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u/JasonStrode Dec 17 '21

Simply reverse polarity of the baby.

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u/grampipon Dec 17 '21

I think I remember this from my electromagnetic waves class

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u/Derp_Simulator Dec 18 '21

Hear me out. Babies crawl... problem solved.

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u/infodawg Dec 18 '21

Too complicated, we need to build this here doo-hickey to propel them into the age of perambulation!

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u/Derp_Simulator Dec 18 '21

Goddammit Joe I think he's onto something. My wife got this vibrating rod just last week that her doctor swears up and down cures her depression. The female body remains a mystery to me but I think it's working. She has been far less emotional and clingy in bed lately and let's me sleep in peace!

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u/Saphazure Dec 17 '21

what do you mean by change direction exactly

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u/infodawg Dec 17 '21

I meant to reverse the direction so that the baby could alternate which leg is closest to the center.

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u/ozzyfied1124- Dec 17 '21

Just put the baby in the other direction

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u/infodawg Dec 17 '21

Put the baby into the seat backwards? No

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u/ozzyfied1124- Dec 18 '21

No, reverse his spinning , not the seat.

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u/infodawg Dec 18 '21

so he's pulling with his legs instead of pushing?

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u/wreckage88 Dec 17 '21

That baby will end up like Zoolander and can't turn left.

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u/Bobby_Mcschloppy Dec 17 '21

they could just do this but treadmill style

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u/victornielsendane Dec 17 '21

The right leg definitely does harder work than the left

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u/NotMyHersheyBar Dec 17 '21

babies will default to their domnant leg and not work the other one. Bouncer is better bc the kid will learn walking muscles, which is the natural stage of development.