I often hear duck feet(walking with feet pointung outwards) needs to be corrected

[R@m@]

But it feels good to walk like this, ive also noticed when doing hyperextensions the legs rotate naturally externally so probably helps with glute activation

 

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nigga i do it too nobody cares only my friends make fun of it rarely a girl will never not date you cos of “duck feet”

 

[R@m@]

nigga i do it too nobody cares only my friends make fun of it rarely a girl will never not date you cos of “duck feet”

Biomechanically feels better and makes the hips more stable, ive also noticed lots of athletes have this type of gait

 

[cctslbz]

Biomechanically feels better and makes the hips more stable, ive also noticed lots of athletes have this type of gait

You ever got it fixed ?

 

[R@m@]

You ever got it fixed ?

No, I still walk like this, i dont think its an issue

 

[cctslbz]

No, I still walk like this, i dont think its an issue

Can I pm you

 

[Troo_]

But it feels good to walk like this, ive also noticed when doing hyperextensions the legs rotate naturally externally so probably helps with glute activation

Sorry for the uber necrobump but yeah it’s horrible for you. You look how animals move, indigenous tribes, how babies move, etc, they have straight feet among other movement patterns

 

[R@m@]

Can I pm you

Ok

 

[R@m@]

Sorry for the uber necrobump but yeah it’s horrible for you. You look how animals move, indigenous tribes, how babies move, etc, they have straight feet among other movement patterns

Youre right but having the feet pointing out feels more stable as well

 

[Wexilarious]

How you walk depends on posture and spine muscles

 

[Urfavoritendltn]

But it feels good to walk like this, ive also noticed when doing hyperextensions the legs rotate naturally externally so probably helps with glute activation

I fixed it by just making my self walk with my feet pointing straight feels weird at first cus ur muscle isn’t used to it but after a while gets normal

 

[Troo_]

Youre right but having the feet pointing out feels more stable as well

Nah your inner ankle bone gets pressure then your shin comes in and then you create knee and femur disharmony then your knees cave and your legs loading and unloading pressure from walking or running or jumping creates hip pain knee pain ack tear risks etc.

If you’re open to it, look up GOATA movement and a helpful video on what it is and like the global laws

 

[R@m@]

Nah your inner ankle bone gets pressure then your shin comes in and then you create knee and femur disharmony then your knees cave and your legs loading and unloading pressure from walking or running or jumping creates hip pain knee pain ack tear risks etc.

If you’re open to it, look up GOATA movement and a helpful video on what it is and like the global laws

The knees dont cave