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| The Great Escalator Versus Stairs Debate | Sunday, 2009 September 27 - 3:17 pm |
| I had an interesting discussion with some co-workers a while back. The question posed was: if you walk up an escalator that's going down (i.e., you go the wrong way on a down escalator, at an upward speed exactly opposite the downward speed of the escalator), would that give you the same amount of exercise as if you walked the equivalent number of stationary stairs? Read more... |
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