Gait Muscular Activity & Action

[@junixluzon3935]

It really helps me to understand what muscles are contracting during gait! Thank you so much!

[@elliemartin8957]

this is absolutely brilliant. thank you.

[@jpcanada2573]

This is the best and top class easy video for everyone to understand. Hats off. Thanks.

[@Mus1c0utL0ud]

Great visualizations are hard to come by. Great explanation as well!

[@billyhighfill]

Thank you so much for this video. I’ve watched it many times. And it has helped me make sense of what muscle fires and when. And why. THANK YOU

[@HalinaHaškovcová]

in fact, thre is more of an isometric contraction of all listed muscles during the gait cycle, what gets longer and shorter are the soft tissues, mainly Achilles tendon....

[@xiaoluhou7745]

This helps a lot with understanding! Thank you so much for the great videos!

[@linneaherzog7348]

This video is going to be my saving grace for my kinesiology finals :')

[@nedbutler9872]

Very clear. Excellent graphics

[@aaidehaai3115]

Succes aan alle kine strijders, com on

[@FrozenVodka1]

Are you a PT? This material helps.

[@AlexandraKopelovich]

Hey Steven, yes I am a PT. Glad it helps :)

[@kusumsharma1618]

Amazing, exactly what i was looking for

[@dhruvitvora8399]

Why stopped making new videos? They are great.

[@chaldokid501]

What is the relationship between the lead foot and trailing foot during toe off? During heal off are the plantar flexors and calf muscles propelling the body forward while simultaneously the lead foot is activated, or does propulsion mainly come from the trailing foot?

[@MESHSOLUTIONS-v6p]

Is there any evidence? for these ROM values?

[@AB-mh2pv]

Amazing video but the sound effect 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@lamaelcharif1523]

There is engagement of the QL during walking. I can feel it. But I don't know when each muscles fires?

[@Jballer300]

QL would be when the contralateral limb is in stance phase to control lateral lumbar flexion (side flexion) eccentrically then to return it concentrically when the stance leg changes. It basically does exactly what the glute med does at the hip but it’s action is mainly at the LL spine during gait.

[@deepikaaggarwal5124]

Thank you so much 🥰 it helped me a lot

[@sirirattohpreecha6070]

Great! Many thanks.

[@AB-mh2pv]

Thanks Alexandra

[@ginapalermo3933]

Do you have a script?

[@Life_aid]

very good!

[@dantekyle6252]

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[@ericbryan3426]

@Dante Kyle yup, been watching on Instaflixxer for months myself :D

[@neothe_road_to_recovery_2062]

Good. I like the boxes as I watched the ground force one before. Speaking could have been a bit slower and the music is distracting. Handy reference video

[@andrei1637]

Actually good content

[@AlexandraKopelovich]

Thank you Andrei!

[@jonas33428]

Thank you! 💯☝🏼

[@darrenwatson6667]

Should the heel strike the ground first in bare feet walking

[@bhopirl4552]

Yes it’s a myth that heel striking is bad

[@DrSpattanayak]

U solved my doubt.thanx

[@amine12345-p]

I'm tired of being bullied. When I walk, my hips swing. What's the reason, Doctor? I'm tired, please 😢

[@Abdallah86F]

Be aware to your body while walking and relax your back dont extend it and let the legs carry the body while walking and relax your back

[@amine12345-p]

@@Abdallah86F I knew the problem was that I had a lateral pelvic tilt

[@StatorSpirit]

Благодарю но я не понял

[@charlettewiggins-gurich2876]

So helpful!

[@Радик-ш7в]

Thanks

[@EllaM649]

Еще бы по русский, так вообще цены вам не было)) Наш лектор правда чуток по другому объяснял. Начальный контакт большая ягодичная и задняя поверхность бедра работает эксцентрично, а вот во второй фазе уже концентрично(или как это по русски правильно? Учусь на финском языке)😃

[@пкбдке]

Вери гуд.

[@vinaypatel2689]

Every author have some differences in Muscle activity..

[@drshavelson]

What about the feet? Why did you not start at the ground? Do the hips and ankle control the working of the feet or is it the reverse?