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I walk noticeably faster when I'm alone than when I'm with other people

Solo walking pace reflects your optimal personal rhythm, which varies significantly between individuals. Group walking requires constant speed negotiation and social awareness — slowing to match the slowest member, regulating distance, monitoring conversation. The cognitive load of group walking is measurably higher than walking alone.

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Studies on pedestrian flow show that groups of 3 or more walk 17–20% slower on average than individuals, independent of physical fitness.

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