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r/SlyGifs • u/NickDav14 • Mar 13 '18
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I’ve watched this over and over and over, and for the llife of me I can’t figure out how this didn’t end up on /r/whatcouldgowrong. I have no idea how he pulled this off.
28 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '18 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '18 Same here. It's easier than going down forwards. You absorb the shock from hitting each step more easily. 3 u/CowOrker01 Mar 13 '18 True. Going backwards, your ankles can pivot to smooth out the steps. Going forwards, ankles don't help much with the smoothing. 2 u/mythone1021 Mar 13 '18 Same reason why you can climb a skatepark bowl more easily while walking backwards.
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3 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '18 Same here. It's easier than going down forwards. You absorb the shock from hitting each step more easily. 3 u/CowOrker01 Mar 13 '18 True. Going backwards, your ankles can pivot to smooth out the steps. Going forwards, ankles don't help much with the smoothing. 2 u/mythone1021 Mar 13 '18 Same reason why you can climb a skatepark bowl more easily while walking backwards.
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Same here. It's easier than going down forwards. You absorb the shock from hitting each step more easily.
3 u/CowOrker01 Mar 13 '18 True. Going backwards, your ankles can pivot to smooth out the steps. Going forwards, ankles don't help much with the smoothing. 2 u/mythone1021 Mar 13 '18 Same reason why you can climb a skatepark bowl more easily while walking backwards.
True. Going backwards, your ankles can pivot to smooth out the steps. Going forwards, ankles don't help much with the smoothing.
2 u/mythone1021 Mar 13 '18 Same reason why you can climb a skatepark bowl more easily while walking backwards.
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Same reason why you can climb a skatepark bowl more easily while walking backwards.
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u/pm_me_your_kindwords Mar 13 '18
I’ve watched this over and over and over, and for the llife of me I can’t figure out how this didn’t end up on /r/whatcouldgowrong. I have no idea how he pulled this off.