During alternative spring break you build homes with Habitat for Humanity in the mountains. You have a lot of materials to carry in a backpack including two boxes of nails (heavy) and two packages window insulation (lighter). How do you load your pack for the best stability and least strain on the lower back?

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Tyrese Jenkins

26 April, 02:29

During alternative spring break you build homes with Habitat for Humanity in the mountains. You have a lot of materials to carry in a backpack including two boxes of nails (heavy) and two packages window insulation (lighter). How do you load your pack for the best stability and least strain on the lower back?

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Camilla Carney · Answer 1

Answer: Balance the weight evenly, such as one heavy object and one light object on each side.

Step-by-step explanation: This way, you are spreading out the work, so one part of your body doesn't have to work harder than the other.