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It's not that it isn't enforced, it's that the rule is very specifically that it must appear that one foot is always touching the ground when watched in real ti
by swores 2y ago
It's not that it isn't enforced, it's that the rule is very specifically that it must appear that one foot is always touching the ground when watched in real time with human eyes, the rule isn't that one foot must technically always be touching the ground.
- buzzerbetrayed 2y agoThat very well may be the rule, but you can't then argue that it isn't a "silly way to run". It clearly is if both feet can be in the air at the same time.
- swores 2y agoI completely agree, especially with the "silly" part!