Re: [at-l] What happens to you when you drop your pack?

[Schuyler Stultz <schuyler@access.rrinc.com>]

> 1> I take short, fast, bionic man strides until my body realizes I'm 35lbs
> lighter.
> 2> I lean forward since the center of mass has been changed.
> 

I bounce a lot higher after the pack comes off.  That is unless it's been
a really long hard climbing day and then my body just sits wherever I
stopped to take it off.  It reminds me a lot of when you were kids and went
to the roller skating rinks.  After skating all day, you'd take the skates
off and try to keep on skating.


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