Well the young shuffle is basically running slower but not resting as long.
It’s not completely clear if this tactic is better because there are other factors and often it’s banned, but when it is allowed a lot of winners use this.
But it is an example of a change that works and is against traditional wisdom.
Sorry about how is that an example? It didn’t touch on the local maximumness of the shuffle at all.
Well the young shuffle is basically running slower but not resting as long.
It’s not completely clear if this tactic is better because there are other factors and often it’s banned, but when it is allowed a lot of winners use this.
But it is an example of a change that works and is against traditional wisdom.
Yeah, exactly! My point was that running before the shuffle was introduced was at a local maximum.