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@@Will_JC Government for whom? Government of only myself, by only myself? Yes, I support that. Any other form of government, like when it is imposed from one person on another, is evil to me.

@@Will_JC and what is that option?

@@Will_JC And why would I be interested in what you want to talk about?

@@Will_JC What do you want to talk about?

@@Will_JC stop

Hi Tennessee, thanks for your interest. This work comes from a group of researchers that represent an effort to data base and transmit practical information about the human body. Join us if you feel moved. Register for free here: www.axissyllabus.org

@@freyfaust6218 Thank you, I'll look it up for sure.

It's an adjunct to the Axis Syllabus. You can see our research here: www.axissyllabusforum.org

Thanks for watching and for your positive feedback

*@Lucia Vanegas* So, how did you come across this particular video?

Hi Eli, thanks for considering this offering. Whole body lean and more forceful propulsory phases are factors. Efficient energy conservation involves minimizing but not eliminating deviations from the forward vector. Running backwards efficiently requires the same anteverted posture through the trunk as forward running however.

thank you Eli! How are you?

Area609Joe thanks for the reference. I am all for people getting together to organize a certain way. What I am sceptical of, is the attempt to force people to organize and therefore live a certain way. It follows that I am skeptical of isms altogether. There is a very successful tomatoe delivery company in the states where all members form a collective of entrepreneurs. Cooperatives, coalitions, corporations. The only thing I feel we should not allow or that we should probably inhibit are monopolies of any kind, whether in the so called private and so called political sphere.

@@freyfaust6218 I really loved your video. You have a healthy mind and you are not scared take a look through the glasses of different ideologies. But I have a question to your comment above - Why are free marked monopolies bad and something we should not allow? I know it's bad if it's a result of state interference... But then it's not a free marked monopoly. If a company is a monopoly on the free marked, it's because nobody can produce the service/product better and cheaper or come up with a new idea/concept. That is atleast how I think it works... But why do you think free marked monopolies are bad?

@@JCV123 hi and thanks for the compliment and interesting question. Monopolies of any kind can inhibit competition, as greater economic leverage allows the abuse of the justice system to sabotage innovators, the lure of bribes to buy out competitors, or finance and therefore own innovations. Greater financial leverage also comes with huge tax burdens. Political leverage comes when a monopoly is a major contributor to administrative salaries and infrastructure. New taxes and fees and regulations are gladly urged by those in the position to easily pay them, as they diminish the threat of upstarts.

@@freyfaust6218 Thanks 😊

@@freyfaust6218 I thoroughly and genuinely enjoyed your video! Thanks for posting! However, I disagree with your position regarding monopolies. Every monopoly that has ever existed was brought about by government. Monopolies are next to impossible in a free market. In theory, a free market monopoly COULD exist though. A free market monopoly may arise temporarily as a result of the corrupt actions of the monopoly's leaders but, this wouldn't last. A non-corrupt free market monopoly could arise but, only if the monopoly achieved 100% customer satisfaction. Since all human beings possess very different (and oftentimes mutually exclusive) wants and needs, I can't envision any company ever satisfying 100% of the market. Yet, for the sake of argument, let's say that a business were to achieve monopoly status in the free market by attaining complete and total customer satisfaction, ok? If this were to occur, and everyone were satisfied, why would be any problem at all? Businesses are supposed to satisfy their customers. You've got a great mind and I agree with nearly every other point you've made. I readily admit that I don't have a "monopoly" on the truth and that I may well be incorrect in my position. I'd really like to read your response on this subject.

Thank you for the encouragement!

*@HerbSwift* So, how did you find this video?

I went back and forth on adding a soundtrack... maybe play your favorite chill music?

Hi Sue, that is a fond memory, thanks for recalling it to me. I am no longer living in the states... not since 90 as a matter of fact. Home base is Berlin, but it looks like a shift is imminent. You?

I am in Calaveras County in California but I have been all over since I last saw you. Lived in Northern Florida which is where we went when I was 12. That sucked. From hippies to Okies. LOL Big difference. Did you come to Santa Cruz sometime around 2004ish? Thought I saw your name on a flyer at New Leaf Market in Boulder Creek.

Hi Robin, i am sorry you get that impression from this video... where do you see forefoot landings promoted? I think forefoot landings are appropriate for some situations but I don't think regular walking is usually one of them. I don't think there is a universal perfect step anyway. Any practice needs to be adapted to a specific context: terrain, shoes, injury, age, illness etc. Thanks for your comment

Hi Chiliam, I don't think I have changed my opinion... in this video I am specifically addressing regular walking on open, flat ground. Running, large or cross steps, climbing stairs and jumping are all best served through forefoot landings.

Hey Frey, thank you for your reply. I have come across different people also suggesting forefoot strike in regular walking. What do you thing of that?

Thanks for the encouragement and constructive criticism Chiliam!

Hi Saude, I am and always have been curious and questioning. So my views have constantly changed. You seem concerned... ?

@@freyfaust6218 no love, Just happy to see the difference. Happy to see your movement of Change. Its feeling good.

@@espiritualidaderevolucionaria thanks!

I am not very well versed in tech... I didn't protect the video, can't you use any of the conversion programs to download it?

Brian Tasker thanks!!

Roman Guliak is an international research network called “Axis Syllabus”. They have an online forum: axisforums.org/ Cheers from Denmark

our research and literature is posted regularly here: www.axissyllabusforum.org

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A few HMA tutorial videos can be found on this channel. Pdf and discussions can be found on axis forums.org

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