It is awesome!!! I mean it! Finally, I saw the most complete and effective explanation of gait cycles and common abnormal gait. I would suggest this amazing helpful video to all PT and related field students. This much of proficiency in showing abnormal gaits illustrates a very accurate and expert observing of patients! Well done :)
I found this video very,very, informative, for a number of reasons, one being, that, I have not seen any other similar video, by anyone else, which makes this a very unique one !!! Furthermore,I found the language, and accent, very easy on my ears, altogether. it was a very well thought out, and well made video, keep up the good work.
I found this comment very,very, informative, for a number of reasons, one being, that, I have not seen any other similar comment, by anyone else, which makes this a very unique one !!! Furthermore,I found the language, and syntax, very easy on my eyes, altogether. it was a very well thought out, and well made comment, keep up the good work
7:41 the different abnormalities described are foot slap/foot drag.. stoppage gait would be more excessive hip and knee flexion (high knees) on affected limb
Such a clear explanation and illustration of the gait cycle and common abnormalities. I understood this presentation straight away after searching loads on this topic! Well done and thank you soooooo much! :)
The best illustration of Gait ever I have seen ! Keep up the Good work ! Please if you can clarify whether the bilateral lurching is same as waddling gait
As a nursing student they called the Hypokenetic gait a Propulsive gait. I saw the Steppage gait, but not the Scissor gait, Spastic gait (Hyperkenetic?), Waddling gait. Thank you however for your demonstration.
Hello, I am a 12 year old and my dad is a personal trainer. After telling me that my hips are messed up and I walk weird, he told me to watch this lmao
Excellent explanation of the various gaits. The Trendelenburg explanation you give as an apparent contradiction. You say that if the left hip abductors are weak the person will lean to the right to compensate. Then you say that if the left hip doctors abductors are weak the person will lean to the left. I suspect if they're leaning to the right then it's the left hip abductors which are weak.
Very good video with solid demonstrations and a well worded explanation. I notice when you are not demonstrating and sometimes a nit during demonstrations that your left foot is everted slightly. Do you perhapse like myself tend to put more weight on your left leg and struggle somewhat to push off properly onto your right side? Or is it a non symptomatic preference or perhapse a short term injury compensatory measure.
Thank you so much for this walking exercises, I found out that I loose balance when I walk and swayed side to side and I also get cramps on my leg, so if I may ask, incase I practice this daily will I gain balance when I walk and also will I have a much more smother walking? Bcuz I walk alot and I'm beginning to find it hard to walk now, due to the problems listed above, thank u for listening. Will be expecting your reply,😊 any tips or exercises to do would help alot... Bye.
Thanks Lenita, we'll make a video about that topic as well. For now check out another video we made about Postural Assessment ruclips.net/video/R2XIUt5wA20/видео.html
I was just diagnosed with tis when the dr had me do heel to toe like when police offers do thier test and I have always had great balance and 😫 not now tho😪
@@mockingbird3099 They first started treating me for ALS and while testing for that They started looking at my throat after some blood work so thier seeing if its cancer in my throat. The list just goes on and on.. I'm scared to talk about it because I feel like I get attacked with my words and they came back on me. Does that make sense?
@@juliemarvin101 I am very sorry to learn of your diagnosis. I read, however, that a percentage of people do survive the illness for more than 10 years. I hope you are one of those more fortunate people. The reason I ask is that the symptom you described, of not being able to “walk the line” is similar to a symptom I suffered due to cancer and therapy, to a blood cancer, specifically, and the muscular de-conditioning from a stem cell transplant. These are very dissimilar to ALS, but they involve neuropathy, apparently. I worked very hard to overcome this. I have been practicing Tai Chi every day for about a year and a half and can now almost “walk the line” without falling over to my left or right. I don’t know about your words coming back on you, but I am sure these afflictions you endure are not your fault. Anyone who says so is a “Job’s Comforter.” I wish you very well.
@@mockingbird3099 Awe. Thank you so much, the blood work is showing a bunch of levels that are high. Theres alot that's low. And a JOB COMFORTER I LOVE THAT . I AM PRETTY SCARED BUT NOT SCARED. GOD BLESS YOU ❤🙏😁
Demonstration makes me laugh so much. Any way, very well explained. I have a broken ankle now. Start to learn how to walk without limping. That's how I found this video.
I am living in India . I have a problem walking . I am a boy but my move is like girls , but it does not mean that I am of a different gender. I have been stressed for the last 5 years and have also tried suicide many times. Please help me !
I walk side to side ( you said that's very common ) . Trendelenburg Gait I thought I had weakness on one side of my Hip , it's BOTH HIPS . Question how to you fix it ???
![The Trendelenberg Sign [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DkSTr7K-eAo/mqdefault.jpg)
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7:41 Slap Gait/Steppage Gait
10:02 Trendelenburg Gait
13:30 Hemiplegic Gait
15:19 Diplegic Gait
17:10 Antalgic Gait
19:03 Ataxic Gait
20:38 Parkinsonian Gait
22:08 Choreiform Gait
You just explained so well...no one ever gona forget this if he wants to remember all the gaits...awesome 🙏🏻
It is awesome!!! I mean it!
Finally, I saw the most complete and effective explanation of gait cycles and common abnormal gait. I would suggest this amazing helpful video to all PT and related field students.
This much of proficiency in showing abnormal gaits illustrates a very accurate and expert observing of patients! Well done :)
I found this video very,very, informative, for a number of reasons, one being, that, I have not seen any other similar video, by anyone else, which makes this a very unique one !!! Furthermore,I found the language, and accent, very easy on my ears, altogether. it was a very well thought out, and well made video, keep up the good work.
I found this comment very,very, informative, for a number of reasons, one being, that, I have not seen any other similar comment, by anyone else, which makes this a very unique one !!! Furthermore,I found the language, and syntax, very easy on my eyes, altogether. it was a very well thought out, and well made comment, keep up the good work
@@SnirAharon ok. And?
Fantastic explanation and good acting skills
This guy is brilliant at explanations and makes things so clear and concise..
7:41 the different abnormalities described are foot slap/foot drag.. stoppage gait would be more excessive hip and knee flexion (high knees) on affected limb
Absolutely wonderful explanations and demonstrations!
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Amazing ability to explain everything in detail. All day I watched other videos only thanks to you I understood everything about gait.Thank you
Thank you for this helpful video. You are a brilliant instructor!
Such a clear explanation and illustration of the gait cycle and common abnormalities. I understood this presentation straight away after searching loads on this topic! Well done and thank you soooooo much! :)
100% for him! Finally I found something helpfull to me,thanks!
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This guy is a very good teacher. :P I have been to his class. Very funny.
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This is a very good gait explanation video . Being a PT student it is very helpful to refer in case of confusion.
Thank you.
The best illustration of Gait ever I have seen ! Keep up the Good work ! Please if you can clarify whether the bilateral lurching is same as waddling gait
best gait video on Internet .
easy to understand n large explanations really helped me a lot especially for my practical
Very good demonstration of abnormal gait.
I love this video so much, it is the most vivid explanation for all pieces of knowledge. now I understand it well.
sir u've done it so perfectly...absolutely wonderful and clear demonstration..thank u
Checked out lot of gait videos but this is definitely the best. Thanks
Thank you!
As a nursing student they called the Hypokenetic gait a Propulsive gait. I saw the Steppage gait, but not the Scissor gait, Spastic gait (Hyperkenetic?), Waddling gait. Thank you however for your demonstration.
I love this video! I was completely lost....now I understand everything! Thank you so much!
It's very useful. For overview gait pattern in various patient
Wow....you're incredible!
Am live from Uganda, Thank you for making this gait cycle easier
Hello, I am a 12 year old and my dad is a personal trainer. After telling me that my hips are messed up and I walk weird, he told me to watch this lmao
Get an xray. Daughters hips uneven. High stoppage. Scoliosis.
She's 16. It's adolescent scoliosis.
Best gait explanation on RUclips
Do you have videos on how to treat / recommendations on these gait abnormalities? thanks
Thank you very much doctor for the clear explanation of abnormal gait. May God bless you
Excellent explanation of the various gaits. The Trendelenburg explanation you give as an apparent contradiction. You say that if the left hip abductors are weak the person will lean to the right to compensate. Then you say that if the left hip doctors abductors are weak the person will lean to the left. I suspect if they're leaning to the right then it's the left hip abductors which are weak.
Thank you! Now to figure out how to FIX my messed up gait!
very nice illustration, make me understand easily
Dominick is a good and amazing young man.
Absolutely amazing explanation so clear
very well explained thank you. would of been nice if you would of explained relevant rehab for selected conditions
The best video out there and I can't thank enough!!
Very clearly illustrated sir hatss off to u
best ever and easiest explanation
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thank you
very educational video and nice illustration
Best regards
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Ontario School of Osteopathy +
Ok
thanks
Great Video! The fact that every gait is explained from the physiological point to make sense of the present dysfunction makes it easier to remember.
Enjoyed alot sir
Thank you for this VERY EDUCATIONAL video
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Wonderfully explained 👏
finally got the much needed video... clearly illustrated.. thanks
Great demonstrations. Very instructional
superb sir !!!! very nicely demonstrated various gait disorder and concept behind their pathology.. thanks
Very good video with solid demonstrations and a well worded explanation.
I notice when you are not demonstrating and sometimes a nit during demonstrations that your left foot is everted slightly. Do you perhapse like myself tend to put more weight on your left leg and struggle somewhat to push off properly onto your right side? Or is it a non symptomatic preference or perhapse a short term injury compensatory measure.
This is very informative. Thank you.
omg thanks for the videos turtoring, I passed my exam with 100% in Gait sections !
Thank God!" Finally an English speaker!
Thanks you so much for this very educational, and informative gait analysis of the many abnormal gait.
Thank you so much for this walking exercises, I found out that I loose balance when I walk and swayed side to side and I also get cramps on my leg, so if I may ask, incase I practice this daily will I gain balance when I walk and also will I have a much more smother walking? Bcuz I walk alot and I'm beginning to find it hard to walk now, due to the problems listed above, thank u for listening.
Will be expecting your reply,😊 any tips or exercises to do would help alot...
Bye.
thank you so much for this video. Really help me.
Very Informative and easy to understand 👌🤝
Excellent explanations.
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Very educative video. Thank you
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This helped me to understand why my husband walks like he does - he had a TBI 2020 - but shuffles and wobbles
Hi! Its really helpfull..please upload a vedioa for ha patient of spinal injury when patient start walk on frame or crutches...
Excellent demonstrations , thank you
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Sir This is v nice explained of gait analysis with demonstrations.
Great.
The perfect and simple elaboration well done
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nicely explained.
Thank u for ur Unforgettable and clear explanation. It's really helpful for us. Once again thank you sir. I loved it❤️
Awesome video
excellent explanation and simulationZ!!!
I wish you would explain what different gaits mean!
Thanks Lenita, we'll make a video about that topic as well. For now check out another video we made about Postural Assessment
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I was just diagnosed with tis when the dr had me do heel to toe like when police offers do thier test and I have always had great balance and 😫 not now tho😪
I wasnt able to walk heel to toe the dr had to hold on to me while I walked for him
What was the diagnosis?
@@mockingbird3099 They first started treating me for ALS and while testing for that They started looking at my throat after some blood work so thier seeing if its cancer in my throat. The list just goes on and on.. I'm scared to talk about it because I feel like I get attacked with my words and they came back on me. Does that make sense?
@@juliemarvin101 I am very sorry to learn of your diagnosis. I read, however, that a percentage of people do survive the illness for more than 10 years. I hope you are one of those more fortunate people. The reason I ask is that the symptom you described, of not being able to “walk the line” is similar to a symptom I suffered due to cancer and therapy, to a blood cancer, specifically, and the muscular de-conditioning from a stem cell transplant. These are very dissimilar to ALS, but they involve neuropathy, apparently. I worked very hard to overcome this. I have been practicing Tai Chi every day for about a year and a half and can now almost “walk the line” without falling over to my left or right. I don’t know about your words coming back on you, but I am sure these afflictions you endure are not your fault. Anyone who says so is a “Job’s Comforter.” I wish you very well.
@@mockingbird3099 Awe. Thank you so much, the blood work is showing a bunch of levels that are high. Theres alot that's low. And a JOB COMFORTER I LOVE THAT . I AM PRETTY SCARED BUT NOT SCARED. GOD BLESS YOU ❤🙏😁
Demonstration makes me laugh so much. Any way, very well explained. I have a broken ankle now. Start to learn how to walk without limping. That's how I found this video.
Excellent, excellent tutorial!!! Thank you so much!
Excellent explanation and demonstration! Thank you very much! Very helpful!
fantastic demonstration. thank you sir.
Thank you... This is a really helpful video.
Great explanation with so much of patience!
I am living in India . I have a problem walking . I am a boy but my move is like girls , but it does not mean that I am of a different gender. I have been stressed for the last 5 years and have also tried suicide many times. Please help me !
very nicely explained!!!!
Wawww! Excellent explanation!
Thanx Dr.
very informative and comprehensive.
amazing explanation thank you so much
Nicely demonstrated with excellent explaination. Thank u so much!
Thank you very much !!! Very good and informative video , and very good explanation and of course the lector!!!
very nice explanation sir
thanks alot
I walk side to side ( you said that's very common ) . Trendelenburg Gait
I thought I had weakness on one side of my Hip , it's BOTH HIPS . Question how to you fix it ???
Fantastic this video! Extremely didactic! Congratulations!
Whats arms swinging outward mean?
Thanks for this teaching informative session
Excellent..God bless u sir
How to fix this gait abnormalities without surgery
Loved dis video. Was really helpful
Very informative video,,thanks
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thankyou. very helpful illustrations
19:18 the cerebellum is below the occipital lobe
Very informative and nicely explained! Thank you so much!
Excellent video!!
now i remember this topic for my whole life ..thanks sir
A good friend of mine began her continued education at this school.
Very good video
Благодарю! Какой врач лечит ходьбу?
Thank you so much for posting this video!
You're amazing. Thank you so much. ❤
Very informative