After you've been running on a treadmill for 30 minutes, you complete your workout and get off of it.Suddenly, you feel like you're walking forward quickly.This effect, in part, is caused by having disrupted your:

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The feeling of walking forward quickly after getting off of the treadmill is caused by disrupting the visual flow fields, which are the patterns of motion in our visual field that help us perceive movement and our own motion relative to the environment. When we are on the treadmill, our visual flow fields are consistent with our movement, but when we get off, they suddenly change, causing the sensation of walking forward quickly. Disrupting mirror neurons, passive input, and affordances would not cause this particular sensation.

After You've Been Running on a Treadmill for 30 Minutes