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This hat keeps the coconut warm and wicks moisture well. is a visualization of doubt, and that can make the rest of the race pretty uncomfortable.24.e. someone who does not wave Furthermore-and this is key-a nonwaver does not appear especially to the waver to acknowledge the waver in any wayI speak as you may have surmised as a waver Some of my best friends are nonwavers though not that many Nonwavers are good solid citizens who just choose not to wave when they run My friend Andy is a nonwaver and yet he is one of the nicest guys I know There was a time he let me stay at his place and I lost his keys and had to break his windows and he apologized to me for having such a hard-to-break window Still for Andy running is a kind of meditation so he is not out looking for runners or for runners who wave And I can respect thatBut as a waver I admit I can feel kind of well dissed if a wave is unreturned I take the nonwave from the nonwaver to mean that he does not perceive me or does not want to perceive me Which is not a big problem though I fear the day could be near when nonwavers dismiss wavers as crazy and wavers think nonwavers don't give a damn about anybody but their nonwaving selves Why Because I'm already sensing an antiwave bias And people aren't discussing it except for meMore and more we live in an anti-wave country and we must admit this before we can reconcile our feelings about waving This is not just my waver's paranoia talking This is a fact Every day wavers suffer from the decision of nonwavers not to wave I blame American culture in part because everyone else is blaming American culture for stuff It's the culture that raises kids not to wave because everyone's a stranger (which is strange in itself) Greeting someone is something you mostly do at Wal-Mart after you have been downsized In this day and age some might ask why would anyone waveIf we wavers are ever to be accepted as runners then we will need to explain to others especially nonwavers why we wave As a waver a wave on a run is akin to the casual wave one might offer if one sat down on a bar stool next to another beer-drinking human being Or it's what one might do if one were greeting the only other person waiting in the dentist's waiting room And this may sound like a real stretch but we wave to help our fellow runner waver and nonwaver alike Sounding like a lunatic waver I'm sure I spoke with Judy Van Raalte a professor of psychology at Springfield College in Springfield Massachusetts She indicated that some scientists who have studied the matter of what is sometimes referred to as social facilitation might argue that being waved at could actually enhance the performance of the person being waved at such is the wiring of the brainOn the other hand putting rigorous scientific thought aside we may never understand precisely why people don't wave Such a project would require electrodes attached to the nonwaver's brain and people in vans with monitors And yet we as wavers can feel certain-even without scientific proof-that it is not us [waver's emphasis]; that we wavers are not causing the nonwave despite the slights we accept and inadequacies we might feel
Here's some proof or the kind of evidence I like to call proof: Recently I discussed waving with a friend who runs on a street that happens to be a three-mile circular road utilized by the neighborhood as a kind of house- and tree-lined running track It's a really nice run and it is in Oregon which New Yorkers like me think of as a friendly place even if many of us have not been there This friend let's call her Denise is a waver and when passing another runner that she sees regularly she will wave sometimes receiving a wave back sometimes not "I know it's not about me" she says somewhat convincingly the waver's mantra Among the people who wave and don't wave on this running loop is one woman who regularly did not wave to Denise Time passed Denise eventually stopped waving One day the nonwaver's car was broken into Denise stopped to help her Police came Denise waited Denise checked in later Denise was a good neighbor is what I am saying-a waver going out of her way for a nonwaver because in part that's how wavers are The next time they passed on the course the nonwaver waved But then a few weeks later the nonwaver began to wave less until at last returning to her nonwaving ways Which shows I suppose that the wave or don't-wave setting comes programmed on your internal hard drive by default Maybe waving can't be learnedWe can though easily study when people are more and less likely to wave-specifically by waving at them Thus my roughly yearlong investigation which I like to refer to by an expert-sounding phrase that I made up: exercise gesture awareness research Because the field of gesture awareness is small and young I chance to offer only a few early summations here just a sketch of what I have learned while observing not only runners waving but also the reactions of runners being waved atIt's all about timing The earlier in the running day the more likely people will return waves Waving likeliness declines through lunch and seems to increase again before dark but never reaches its early morning highs When I count the percentage of waves on a morning run across the East River and into Manhattan for instance I can get well into the 90th percentile as opposed to the afternoon when I might not get any waves-or if I do they're not what you might call positiveGroups wave That is if they see you which is not entirely likely if a group is talking I see considerable group-waving on weekend mornings and I believe it has to do with the good vibe that people feel early on a weekend when their wave says "Hello" but also says "Isn't this great that we are up early while the rest of the bums are sleeping their lives away" Note: The fact that people in groups are more likely to wave than individuals could have to do with me-a possibly psychotic notebook-toting 45-year-old bald guy waving like a clown-appearing threatening to individualsPersonal electronics are personal Wave value which can be defined as the enthusiasm with which a runner waves increases when a runner with headphones waves-often a semi-startled wave accompanied by a kind of raucous smile and a too loudly shouted (presumably on account of headphone volume) "Hey" Last week I nodded and said a quiet hello to a guy with earbuds that I did not notice until after I had nodded He smiled and shouted so loud that if I were 40 years older I might have had a heart attackAge matters Older runners are more likely to wave than younger ones Which ought to say something to younger runners about how priorities change as our running lives go on There's an old-timer I see a guy in his late 60s who keeps a pace that makes me jealous and he always gives me a nod To me a runner holding out hope that I'll still be on the road well into my later years that nod feels more like an inspiring saluteWaving is weather sensitive There is an inverse relationship since waving is more likely in bad weather than in good Naturally this depends on a lot of things such as visibility issues But I have found that if you are running in say pouring rain and you wave to someone as you pass them they may even comment on the weather often in a slightly facetious but friendly way Some common responses are: "Beautiful day huh" and "What were we thinking" and "Can you believe we're out here" You don't get that kind of commentary if you are a nonwaverThese are my findings My data is fresh and thus it can be seen as offering lots of insights like the report of a crack psychologist or as full of holes like a nut bar In the end I know that any serious exercise gesture awareness analyst must face scrutiny One question that's sure to arise is philosophical: "What do I as a waver want" Do I want nonwavers to wave always and everywhere Probably not In fact that seems a bit weird And now that I think of it a world composed purely of wavers might even be a scary thing Legions of wavers none of them just letting you pass none of them letting you get away without waving nonwavers being run up 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