Burnbridge wrote:
But I am not certain if this "bobbing" you speak of is in tandem with, or in opposition with the rest of the body. When running, the head will carve arcs through space along with the rest of the body. Is that bobbing? Or is bobbing a nod, when the distance from chin to clavicle shifts with every step.
I mean the top of the head gaining and losing vertical height as one walks, which has nothing to do with the neck because it occurs at the legs, so shoulder and torso positional height would fluctuate as well.
When I see normal people walking, they seem to rise and fall a little with each step (imagine the top of the head):
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Whereas the top of my head stays at a more constant:
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