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Mark Jaquith

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Mark Jaquith @markjaquith.com · 14/12/2024

PRX makes wall mount ones (not in any way attached to the squat rack). Folds super tight to the wall. Easy fold down.

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Mark Jaquith @markjaquith.com · 12/12/2024

Exciting! Presume you’re familiar with this classic. Competitive board shifting is one of my favorite mechanics. Childhood favorite.

A board game. “The aMAZEing Labyrinth”

“Magically shift the maze to reach your goal”

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Mark Jaquith @markjaquith.com · 10/12/2024

I like that! I find that there are two more factors for me: framing and time. i.e. you can Tom Sawyer yourself a bit into reframing high demands. And also, changing the core variables doesn't take effect right away... how long the mix has been lopsided matters too.

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Mark Jaquith @markjaquith.com · 09/12/2024

Have you read about how people have ideal walking speeds and M/F walking pairs compromise on that at different rates depending on romantic attachment? M/F friends: average their speeds. M/F romantic: walk at the female’s speed.

Partners
Male Partners had faster preferred speeds when walking alone (average: 1.53 ms-}) than the Female Partners (average: 1.44 ms -1; p=0.05)
(Table 4; Figure 1). When Male and Female Partners walked together, the Male Partners significantly slowed their paces in order to walk with their Female Partners (average: 1.44 ms -1; P
= 0.009). When asked to hold hands while walking with their Partner, the Male Partners slowed their paces further (average: 1.43 ms-}; p= 0.007). The walking speed of the Female Partners only slightly changed when walking with the Male Partners, with or without hand-holding (<1% change compared to Female Partner speed when walking alone). Thus in both cases, the Male Partners nearly matched the preferred speeds of the Female Partners and demonstrated a significant change in their preferred walking speed.

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