Theoretically, yes. The farther you are from the pivot, the more force / less effort required. I'm thinking it might just be flimsier or unstable in this particular case.
I'm thinking it's like choosing what gear you're in when bicycling or whatever; they COULD get more leverage, but they'd have to move their feet farther, and the minimal movement when choked up is working better and takes less effort.
LespritDeLescalier22
You earn water if you do your steps
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LordKitchenersValet
I'd like to know what the innards look like and how it was constructed.
NegativeMass
wouldn't they get more leverage if they moved their feet backwards towards the ends of the poles?
Bytencoder
It's probably balanced so the longer arm on the other side is doing the work on the push stroke.
picselator
Theoretically, yes. The farther you are from the pivot, the more force / less effort required. I'm thinking it might just be flimsier or unstable in this particular case.
LordKitchenersValet
I'm thinking it's like choosing what gear you're in when bicycling or whatever; they COULD get more leverage, but they'd have to move their feet farther, and the minimal movement when choked up is working better and takes less effort.
Either that or it's to fit in the frame better.