Posture in Body-Friendly Scooter Design
In this design note, we are touching three related aspects of body-friendly scooter design: Standing side by side. Lower deck height. More upright posture.
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Hip Flexor Strain and Asymmetrical Pushing
A Scooter Design Perspective Hip flexor strain usually comes up in medical articles or sports forums. Most people associate it with running, intense training, or poor stretching habits. In everyday movement, it is not always…