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Transverse plane pelvis rotations during walking may be regarded as the “first determinant of gait”. This would assume that pelvis rotations increase step length, and thereby reduce the vertical movements of the centre of mass—“the pelvic step”. We analysed the pelvic step using 20 healthy young male subjects, walking on a treadmill at 1–5km/h, with normal or big steps. Step length, pelvis rotation...
In speeding-up normal walking, relative phase between horizontal thorax and pelvis rotations changes from more in-phase (synchronous) to more out-of-phase. In pathology (stroke, Parkinson's disease, low-back pain, pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain), this often fails to happen. Even in healthy gait, however, these phenomena remain poorly understood. Thorax–pelvis relative phase may increase with...
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