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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Keia" data-source="post: 993378" data-attributes="member: 98">Returning to Leo's homeDenver, ColoradoSaturday 12:15, October 2002As Leo returned from the gas station, Leo decided that the best way to accomplish the task was to shorten his stride, effectively halving it.  Shortly the pace by half would require Leo to double his speed to arrive at the same time in the same number of steps.  He concentrated on the task, not wanting to lose count nor travel too far to quickly.  He controlled his body, regulating his breathing to accompany the faster rhythm his steps had started.Leo thought briefly on the words of Mr. Masuda about running the exact same route . . . How is that possible if I'm starting from a different location and ending at a different point from the first path.  Is it possible that I really never left or is this exact return route the goal?  Now that Leo's body, rhythm and counting had been firmly established, Leo worked on not holding back - guidance given or learned from the night before.</blockquote>