And here you have it....

[yank51]

Check this out. Seems the age-old riddle of arm swinging while walking has finally been explained.:applause:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20090728/sc_afp/sciencearmsoffbeat

[Toastmaker]

Funny, I seem to remember an anatomical study many years ago (the 70's) that pointed out the natural arm-swing in humans had a lot to do with maintaining balance - equilibrium - center of gravity issues.


:running:

[Snuffy]

eggs are good for you ... no they're not .... yes they are ... no they're not ... yes they are ...

six of one half a dozen of another ... :kilroy:

[smoores]

everything I have ever been searching for in life has finally been explained.

[Toastmaker]

Glad we could be of service. Shall we bill you directly or which credit card would you like to use. . . ?:jump:

[Wing_Z]

Amazing!
And you know, if it wasn't for the internet spreading this little nugget of information, my tax dollars would've gone to funding a duplicate effort, right here!

Why is out-of-sync armswinging called Camel Walking?

[GT182]

Heck, the Geico cavemen could have told us it was good for us to swing our arms when we walk. It's so easy a caveman can do it.