Fdip285: The Problem with Treadmilling

Treadmilling is not a bad thing. But I think everyone listening to me understands that given the choice between running in place for an hour within your home, or at a gym and moving outside, under the sky, within the elements and across the ever-changing terrain of your place: the more significant way to exercise is the one that lets you better experience the world around you.

Today we will review Professor Douglas Hochstetler’s chapter titled “Can we experience significance on a treadmill” from the book “Running and Philosophy: a Marathon for the Mind”.

Links:
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Professor Douglas Hochstetler: http://www.hhdev.psu.edu/kines/faculty/profiles/hochstetler.html
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