EMG testing shows the subscaps are extremely active in the forward swing, especially the muscle in the dominant arm, and they ...

the NPH gait is distinguished by the preservation of reciprocal arm swing (Kuba et al., 2002). Those with NPH may also have a backward-directed posture and a larger sway area than healthy ...

The human gait involves a complex interplay between ... with shortened steps and reduced arm swing, often indicates potential Parkinson’s disease or related disorders. This shuffling occurs ...

A shuffling gait with reduced arm swing, shortened stride length, and difficulty initiating movement often provides one of the earliest detectable signs of Parkinson’s disease. Research ...

Your form includes your running gait, or the cycle your leg travels ... They also have a lot of arm swing back and forth because “they’re trying to combat the motion of their legs, so they ...

To identify differences in arm swing asymmetry (ASA) between individuals with Parkinson’s disease (PD) and healthy individuals and to investigate the relationship between ASA, temporal-spatial gait ...

Abstract: Due to the neural coupling between upper and lower limbs and the importance of interlimb coordination in human gait, focusing on appropriate arm swing should be a part of gait rehabilitation ...

But your gait isn’t just about your legs. Arm swing is also a component. Working in opposition to your legs — your right arm goes forward when your left leg is back, etc — this action is pivotal to ...

However, it is still unknown which mode of arm swing ensures the most stable gait due to the lack of appropriate measures which can quantify the movement of the upper extremities. In this study, we ...

Other social media users mentioned one popular theory about the Russian president's "gunslinger's gait," which has been ... and pointed out that a reduced arm swing explained by security services ...