The post strikes me as a musing, a reflection based on the author's personal experience -- there is an idea which isn't fleshed out, but that's okay. I used to

The post strikes me as a musing, a reflection based on the author's personal experience -- there is an idea which isn't fleshed out, but that's okay. I used to be a runner. I often noted others' running styles and how fluid their mechanics were. I felt you could tell who was was a runner. They _float_. Other people might jog/run once a week -- which often isn't enough to teach your body to move without effort. When racing, if someone made a move, I'd follow or if I moved, they followed me. During the race, you wanted to make them pay. At the finish line, they made you better and you made them better, often the result of competition and you rarely end up in first. I can kind of see what he's hinting at. It seems like an interesting topic to discuss...deconstructing a blog post less so.