Analysis of Gait Motion Frontal Plane

[@EstaFox-n8l]

I have had major issues with mobility since my incomplete paraplegia. This explains exactly why. I have waited 20 years to learn this. THANK YOU

[@physicaltherapyeducationso4585]

We are glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching and best wishes with your health challenges.

[@tr0ubled4now]

Thank you for creating this video. It was really helpful for me to get one more rep in, with a good explaination.

[@physicaltherapyeducationso4585]

We are glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching.

[@davelane4055]

Damn right I like this and it's now a little easier for me to understand

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Dave, glad you found it helpful and thanks for supporting our channel.

[@keshavamurthy2585]

Sir/madam awesome videos,am a stroke survivor had thalamus right bleed impacting left limbs.now it is 9months,am able to walk but not fully recovered.possible to help me analyse my gait n suggest exercise to improve?

[@physicaltherapyeducationso4585]

Sorry to hear about your health challenges. We would recommend finding a licensed and qualified physical therapist near you and make an appointment for assistance with your gait and recovery.

[@williampeiser601]

Very helpful video for beginners learning to observe gait! Side note: What car is that at the end?

[@physicaltherapyeducationso4585]

Thanks for the kind comment and for watching our videos. Unfortunately, we have no idea what type of car that was but we found it and interesting way to end the video.

[@HH-gn9qt]

How do you get a foot to flatten out ? Does a stiff big toe contribute to the arch not flattening out? Or do the go hand in hand? I have insertional Achilles problem on one foot and my chiropractor says its a stiff midfoot. Any suggestions?

[@physicaltherapyeducationso4585]

It is impossible to provide any specific guidance without a full evaluation, so we would recommend finding a local PT that has experience treating feet. In general terms it is common if you have a high arch to also have some involvement of the big toe, usually the big toe is not the cause of the arch problem. Good luck.

[@belindaalderson7209]

Helpful thanks

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[@justpauify]

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