The Gait Cycle [Part 1] | Initial Contact (IC) → Midstance (MSt)

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In this video, we explore the details occurring at each joint during the gait cycle. This is part 1, covering Initial Contact (IC) → Midstance (MSt)
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[@cam1262]

This is by far the most helpful video I've found! HUGE thanks from a grad student!!!

[@deepikaaggarwal5124]

Thank you so much for this wonderful lecture ❤️

[@demirdzaferovic2990]

06:22 I believe the legs on the right belongs to one of the physiotutor guys.

[@Roseenmarie]

I was looking for part 2 and noticed you only put this up a week ago!! Really well explained that I wanted the 2nd straight away! Cant find a good video explaining the 1st Ray anywhere ... please could you make a video on that too? Great videos that will help me through MSK next year 👍

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Working on gait this weekend!

[@davidlbh]

Thank you for the video. Its very helpful and insightful. Have a question. Isn't the subtalar pronation increases as it progress forward towards midstance? Thanks

[@alanwaterman1328]

Hi Kevin. Can you link the video on initial and terminal swing. Thx Alan

[@rijoymathew1528]

at initial contact , glut max contracts eccentrically . please specify