Yes, when you get to a certain speed on the treadmill you end up shortening your stride and hopping. I usually don't experience that until I get below 6 min/mi, however. at 7 minutes per mile I'm still putting in quite an effort.

Mostly that 1% helps you keep your form, it feels more natural to do your fore foot striking when it's at 1% rather than completely flat.

"When you're running outside, your legs have to /propel/ you forward. This act alone is different from moving your legs back and forth on a treadmill."

What happens if you stand still while the belt is moving?

Don't stare at the wall!

If you incline the treadmill at 1% like it says in the article it's easier to maintain your form similar to doing things outside.

So, is it cheating if I ride my bike or rollerblade on my treadmill?

I'm sure it depends on the class, also. I've had professors give great lectures and cover everything outside of the homework in the lectures. I've had other professors give conversational lectures about the material that you're supposed to read in the book. While the classes were interesting they didn't fully cover…

I know every place has a policy like this but: "we have to card anyone under 40"

Or just report a domestic violence case at that person's house.

BURN!

I hate both of them. And Arizona.

Her speech should be a PSA on when to call the hospital because you're having a stroke.

Sounds like you have a case of projection.

that is an amazing response. There is no happy ending for us?

That would be amazing if the guards are sentenced to had time in the same prison they used to work at.

Is Pass Interference cheating?

A) That's not the scenario that concerned me, that one was very well fleshed out.

That wasn't the question and I'm not trying to be cute, I'm trying to be technical.