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The Gait Guys introduce Madeline, who gives advice about high heels and makes general comments about models walking.
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Here we see Famous Chef Anthony Bourdain and a foot circumductory gait. There is a difference between a hip abductory gait and a foot abductory gait. Do you know the difference ? Check out our blog post on this topic dated April 24, 2012
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A brief (and silent) case study in low back pain, ab engagement and shoe drop.
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A previously unreleased version of this particular video featuring Trinity from the Matrix with a surprise ending. We hope you enjoy!
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Ever wonder why one arm and the opposite leg move in tandem while walking? How about the neuronal circuitry involved?
In this episode of Neuromechanics Weekly, Dr Ivo Waerlop of the The Gait Guys talks about crossed extensor responses and how they relate to gait. More on our Blog: http://thegaitguys.t umblr.com or on our Facebook page: the Gait Guys
In this neuromechanics weekly, join Dr Waerlop as he talks about 5 things we need to remember about proprioception when examining gait tha can provide clues to the underlying problem.
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You have heard us talk about weakness (short weak and tight weak) muscles all the time on our blog http://thegaitguys.t umblr.com ; now here is the neurology behind it. Think about this concept the next time you see a gait compensation and think of the muscles (agonists/antagonist s) involved.
In today's neuromechanics weekly, Dr Waerlop talks about how long training effects take to take effect, and how much of the early strength gains are due to neurological efficiency, rather than muscular hypertrophy. This is why we can all make such dramatic changes in gait in such short periods of time.
