Other researchers have shown that African and European women carrying 70% of their body weight in controlled studies used more oxygen while head-carrying, in contrast to carrying a load on their backs. It also may be hard to balance on your head.
For the same reason anyone else would: it's a lot easier, more comfortable, and better for your back. Anyone who has to carry something big and heavy a good distance, would do best to carry it on their head. Carrying it in front of you with your hands is terrible for your back. Another alternative is carrying two equal buckets from a shoulder pole across your shoulders, but that's more equipment. These women just need a big jug and a cloth to put underneath it. Have you noticed their posture? It's beautiful. I'll bet their whole spine and neck is strong and healthy. I wish I could do that in America without people staring and thinking I'm weird.
It is safe to carry a baby by their armpits when they have good head and neck control, typically around 4-6 months old. It is important to support their head and neck while carrying them in this way to prevent any injuries.
They are carrying firewood to their homes. My mother used to do it when we lived in Portugal many years ago.
It makes it easier for the frog to swallow its prey.
A head cord is a strap that goes across your forehead to hold a sack steady on your back. It helps you carry stuff.
There is nothing wrong with dribbling the ball over your head, even though you should dribble from the floor to your waist for proper dribbling. As long as you don't necessarily carry the ball, or put your hand under it to move the ball, it is not considered a carry.
There isn't any why possible to get it easier. Just play with friends with one guy stay back so you can respawn if you die. IT is legendary after all.
He takes Grendel's head and swims back to his men, four men carry it back. then Beowulf began boasting about how he killed her. He then becomes king and lives peacefully for fifty more years.
It carry's deoxygenated blood from the head and arms (upper extremities) back to the heart, and into the right atrium.
The 1966 Carry On film that spoofs the Scarlet Pimpernel is "Carry On Don't Lose Your Head."
the volume of a standard head pan is 0.0175cu.m
You can safely carry your baby on your back when they have good head and neck control, typically around 6 months of age. Make sure to use a carrier that provides proper support and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for safe babywearing.