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Re: Re: Front foot touch down position

Posted by: Jimmy () on Mon Dec 3 19:36:05 2007

Graylon,

Perhaps. But isn't it easier to stride with the front foot naturally square then open naturally? This does not impede any hip rotation.

You stated...""If you have a firm back leg to load against, not on, and a firm bent front knee you can land on your toe at touch down even if it is opened. You can remain balanced or weight slightly forward of balance.""

I think that you are getting way to complicated for a natural movement

Jimmy

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> Graylon, > > Perhaps. But isn't it easier to stride with the front foot naturally square then open naturally? This does not impede any hip rotation. > > You stated...""If you have a firm back leg to load against, not on, and a firm bent front knee you can land on your toe at touch down even if it is opened. You can remain balanced or weight slightly forward of balance."" > > I think that you are getting way to complicated for a natural movement > > Jimmy

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