Endurance Locomotion in Animals

Posted on October 14, 2010 by admin

I have split off Simon Spooner’s excellent question on the locomotion endurance capabilities of different animal species into this new thread from the Your Thoughts on My Book on Barefoot Running thread. Quote: Originally Posted by Kevin Kirby So I suppose that all of the running sports that humans have done over thousands of years is “necessary to sustain life”? Have you ever seen animals play?

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Endurance Locomotion in Animals

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