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> (...) that's not something I would consider a viable walk. Why not? As long as it's truly a 15m walk? The metric should take into account that the speed is g
by bialpio 4y ago
> (...) that's not something I would consider a viable walk.
Why not? As long as it's truly a 15m walk? The metric should take into account that the speed is going to be reduced when walking on a steep incline, otherwise it's a bad metric...
- bears-n-beets 4y agoYou might change your mind if you saw how steep Queen Anne Hill is, haha
- darknavi 4y agoWho doesn't like a 15 minute high intensity work out to get some eggs?
- marssaxman 4y agoI used to walk up and down Queen Anne with a backpack on as pre-conditioning for climbing trips!
- bialpio 4y agoIs it steeper than Spring St roughly from the waterfront to the library? ; ) In any case, if it's a workout to walk the distance in 15m, then it's not really a 15m walk. I can cover way more ground in 15m if the assumption is that I'll be out of breath when I'm done... :P
- bombcar 4y agoHalf the roads on Queen Anne are just literally staircases. A 15 min walk down and up stairs in a skyscraper would count but few would want to do it on the regular (and those who did wouldn’t need to worry about leg day).