flexed 25 degrees, ligamentous laxity. Hip pronated; right knee Hip is continuing to knee is at very slight will move toward is also genu valgus. move into extension flexion but mostly extension but remain in Hip will move into a about 10 degrees, the extended. Since I flexion. Knee, hip, slight extended knee is about 10 notice a slight drop in ankle aligned with position up to 10 degrees of flexion and right shoulder, this hyperextension at knee degrees. Remains the ankle is reaching may be a joint causing excessive extended for 1-5 max dorsiflexion up compensation to lumbar lordosis. Try to degrees. Ankle will to 20 degrees. increase step length correct by practicing move to plantar due to tight correct posture like flexion to foot flat hamstrings. To correct tilting the pelvis from its 5 degree at it, may want to stretch posteriorly so it can mid stance. To the hamstrings level the excessive correct avoid full end properly before walk. anterior tilt. point of extension to the unstable hyperextended joint. Toe off: slight swing: Slight Terminal swing: supination occurring pelvic drop to the normal stance left leg at right slight right- weak abductors shows at knee joint foot’ external rotation at on opposite side; slight genu valgus. knee joint. Hip is still appearance of genu Hip will be flexed in slight extended valgus shows. The about 25 degrees but position where knee is knee will start to reach knee will remain in reaching up to 70 max flexion as it slight extension. degrees of flexion. proceeds to mid swing. Ankle shows slight Try to work on Lateral walks with movement to plantar abductor group resistance can help as flexion. There seems strengthen exercises well as medicine ball to be a slight external like lateral walks with between legs to rotation by the tibia. resistance. decrease valgus force.
flexed 25 degrees, knee is at very slight flexion but mostly extended. Since I notice a slight drop in right shoulder, this may be a compensation to increase step length due to tight hamstrings. To correct it, may want to stretch the hamstrings properly before walk. ligamentous laxity. Hip will move toward extension but remain in flexion. Knee, hip, ankle aligned with hyperextension at knee joint causing excessive lumbar lordosis. Try to correct by practicing correct posture like tilting the pelvis posteriorly so it can level the excessive anterior tilt. pronated; right knee is also genu valgus. Hip will move into a slight extended position up to 10 degrees. Remains extended for 1-5 degrees. Ankle will move to plantar flexion to foot flat from its 5 degree at mid stance. To correct avoid full end point of extension to the unstable hyperextended joint. Hip is continuing to move into extension about 10 degrees, the knee is about 10 degrees of flexion and the ankle is reaching max dorsiflexion up to 20 degrees. Toe off: slight supination occurring at right foot’ slight external rotation at knee joint. Hip is still in slight extended position where knee is reaching up to 70 degrees of flexion. Try to work on abductor group strengthen exercises like lateral walks with resistance. swing: Slight pelvic drop to the right- weak abductors on opposite side; appearance of genu valgus shows. The knee will start to reach max flexion as it proceeds to mid swing. Lateral walks with resistance can help as well as medicine ball between legs to decrease valgus force. Terminal swing: normal stance left leg shows at knee joint slight genu valgus. Hip will be flexed about 25 degrees but knee will remain in slight extension. Ankle shows slight movement to plantar flexion. There seems to be a slight external rotation by the tibia.
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