Re: Rex cornering overview (from T. rex mechanix)

[Betty Cunningham <bettyc@flyinggoat.com>]

Human athletes turn during a full-out run using method #2, method #3 and
method #5-primarily 2.  In competition most arenas are not banked, and
are mighty smooth so speeds are higher than possible cross-country.  (of
course the shoe industry has been aiding in reduced pronation and
ligament tear injuries caused by method 5, which can apply enough torque
to dislocate patellas)

-Betty

ngear@gvtc.com wrote:
 
> 1) Some action by the tail:  
> 2) Wide-stepping:  
     Variable One--Braking force.
     Variable Two--Sideways Displacement.     
> 3) Banking:  
> 4) Two-foot torque to ground:  
> 5) One-foot torque to ground: