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Its always a tricky one LC

Well all i use obviously use a handout that i have, and to explain that if you was to hold your arms out like forks it would be easier to carry a heavy weight nearer to your shoulders than it would be carrying a weight nearer to your elbows or hands.The weight stays the same but the distance and force is increased.
  • Posted 15 Mar 2008 23:59
  • By ZZJASEZZ
  • joined 15 Mar'08 - 73 messages
  • BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, United Kingdom

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