Great vocabulary! I walk backwards every day, for long stretches. I discovered that turning forward, then backwards, turning first one way, and then the other, really develops my hips, legs, knees, ankles and feet. For me, this video is confirmation of what I`ve been doing the last 3 months. Thanks for that!
I have also been doing this for about 6 months. I have also found it to have met all the benefits I saw listed when I first started. The best thing is morning tightness is gone.
I started walking backward about 6 weeks ago. At first I wasn't sure if my body could manage it since I'm over 65. I now include it in my morning routine and am feeling stronger and loving it❤❤❤
Been adding this to my 3-5 mi, five days and can attest it has helped my bad right knee. And it has improved my overall balance. Awesome.. 66 years old & fighting every day. Peace & Love from AZ🤟🏻🌵
I’ve been walking backwards for a few weeks now. Our older Chinese community here 🇦🇺are big proponents of it and they are incredibly flexible and mentally sharp in their latter years . Always learning and improving . 🙏🏼😎 side note: we do this at our local cricket 🏏 oval (around the circumference) .
I recently came across videos of doing various exercises backwards. And it reminded me of something I had long forgotten about. Back in high school, I played soccer and of course there were many things we did during practice. One drill we did was sprint backwards up a hill. Taking inspiration from that, I've been running and doing wind sprints backwards. I'm fortunate to live in an area with large grassy spaces.
My gait is so messed up that I now need a cane at age 50, despite spending years vigorously training in kickboxing. Thanks a lot for your videos. I have tried “gait guys” and others, but you make things so clear and accessible. New sub.
Just recently subscribed and finding great information that I'm applying to my situation. Born with defects to both legs that I gradually overcame most issues, till the last ten years in which it seems I'm being revisited with major issues. You are giving me hope as I can't afford PT and at 63 I'm not ready to give up.
Thank you for sharing! I just started walking backwards a couple of weeks ago because it helps me with my knee problem. I like doing it outside. I can also run backwards a little. Gotta keep it moving!
Since I started watching your videos (about two weeks ago) my hip pain and stiffness has reduced a lot and balance has improved ! Looking forward to trying this today as I continue my rode to healing and recovery! THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEOS! 👍
Found your channel two weeks ago ,pelvis was out of wack went to chiropractor helped a bit but knew I had to find reason ,shoes for sure and heel strike ,high hamstring was so painful, bought used Merrell lithe glove shoes luckily my driveway is a 1/2 mile long .I am almost 100% got forward walk down and walked a mile backwards today Blessed to have found your channel ❤
Since my first viewing of this video, I've added barefoot walking an walking backwards to my daily walks, and feel that it's helped my forefoot walking tremendously. I've also added switching from backwards to forwards, either turning left or right, and looking all around, keeping my focus on a straight path. My balance has always been very good, but feel like this has kept me sharp. Another simple challenge is walking the tops of curbs on the way back home. Thank you for bringing your knowledge on this to the masses.
I love this. Great information. Due to lack of space, when I walk indoor, I go forward and backwards, not realizing the added benefits. Thanks much for educating me.
After watching this instruction I started to practice backwards walking, not on a regular basis, but when I am in the mood, and there is not so much people around. I feel the effect immediately Thank you!
Great work - you delineate this idea with elegance and clarity. Your production values are so well-done - beautiful setting, excellent photography and editing. Really worthwhile presentation.
This is fantastic information! I recently searched for improving my knee strength and saw another video about walking backwards. Your video explains WHY it’s beneficial and makes the exercise more important for me. Thanks!!
Outstanding video. I just started walking backwards on the treadmill over the past few days. My knee and hip pain have already been reduced 80-90%. I walk forward (3.3mph/3 incline) for four minutes, turn and walk backwards (1.8mph/8 incline) for three minutes. It is very important to keep your feet straight while walking.
Thanks for posting this…beautifully presented and explained…I had spinal surgery a month ago following a car accident and was looking for exercises to get back my strength and, even though I can still only walk a few yards at a time, your videos have been a great help :))))
I alse have been walking backwards now for some time, and people look at me in a weird way. Even police one time checked if i was drunk. But the benefits i get from this just overcomes everything. I train alot. And i have some knee pain, But after starting walking backwards my knee pain dissapeared. Also when I start walking forward it feels like im walking on the moon. And this video will motivate it to do it even more.
Thank you for your video. This was extremely informative and I will definitely apply this to myself and also get my children to give this a go. Thanks again!
OK I just came back from the gym and was excited to try this on the treadmill. I definitely felt I was utilizing more muscles than walking forward. In addition felt heart rate up and had to concentrate on balance. Absolutely took out the usual bordem I experience on the treadmill lol As time flew by 👍
This will help me strengthen knees and eliminate pain there while helping correct my gait when walking forwards according to the (how to walk in response to Bob and brad) video. Thanks!
I am in knee pain, dr.said I have osteoarthritis, 6 months and this thing isn't going away, I tried everything, my only way out is suicide, so tired of this.
@@thank_you2933 i would encourage you to find people going thru something similar, find a suicide prevention hotline, and just keep grinding. There's plenty of reasons to keep breathing. Stay strong
@@thank_you2933 I encourage you to reach out to a hotline as well if you are in the mindset still. The new number is 9-8-8 so it’s not bad (: I wish you love and life ❤️🙏🏾
I was just walking through Alexander Pk on Easter Sunday and passed someone who looked very much like you. Should have asked., Anyway your videos have definitely altered my way of walking and wanted to say thank you.
@@GrownandHealthy Hah! I told my wife and daughter I was 90% certain but didn’t want to bug a stranger if it was not you. Thank you again for your great videos. ( just were visiting from NY- What a coincidence) Blessings !
I do this doing laps at the dog park. Walk turning in a circle. Walk forwards for 15-20 yards, then turn right and walk sideways, turn right again and walk backwards, right again and walk sideways facing the other direction and back to the front. I then repeat turning left. Sometimes I mix it up. Was surprised to see how much of a workout this is for my legs and all I am doing is walking. 😊
Great video like ever. Walking with minimalist shoes and when I can, barefoot, has solved many pains. I also started running backward (I think I learned that from the Bioneer) with good results. Your videos are confirmations of what I've been feeling with my body. For my job, I train to jump. I've just started to jump barefoot, a little bit difficult. Anybody here has experience with that?
@@GrownandHealthy thank you, Sometimes I’m blind. Gotta say again how incredible the effect of walking backwards has been for me. Has really accelerated my improvement with arthritis recovery.
@@GrownandHealthy also, if you have any suggestions on weighted walking. Like your thoughts on wearing a vest and going backwards or farmers carry going backwards and or combination of those two.
I used to walk and run backwards, but I called it hitchhiking, talking to a slower friend, and trying to to blown down by the wind in a way that would break my face on the sidewalk. Palmer, Alaska !
I had knee surgery back in February and I still notice some degree of stiffness and pain centralized in a very small area in the front inside of my knee. Sometimes it's rather uncomfortable and it pops loudly and then it seems okay afterwards for a while until it happens again so I'll try this for a while because walking backwards used to be one of my favorite things to do.
Thank you for this video. I’m seriously thinking of trying this approach but I’m concerned because I have left hip osteoarthritis and I don’t want to make this worse. Looking forward to your suggestions. Tia
Meet a man round a lades who looked after and cared for people who struggled to look after themselves any way the guy who was being looked after had a completely flat nose because he only walked backwards and had been knocked down by a number of cars before he was being cared full time for , I was amazed because I had never heard about (walking backwards ) wow to think he was a trend setter is remarkable , this was about 20 years ago.
Back ward walking has helped in my posture I felt my shoulder blades getting wide, thank u bro. My doubt is in this process should we avoid heels touching ground
thanks. I'm 77 and have been waling backwards up stairs - outdoor ones with hand rail to help with stability (i cant afford to fall on my butt becasue of osteoporosis) ; i like your video examples of walking barefoot on grass for the interval work , on flat and on an incline, and i'll definitely give that a try. What do you think about using a single walking pole to help with stability in this open grass field situation (remeber my age!!)
I dont think a pole would hurt, but it may create a dependency/adjustment to your gait. I would just walk as slow as comfortable and on a prescreened area, to avoid hazards.
Yes! Reminds me of the years I spent walking backwards dancing tango, although that’s in high heels and with a lot of complex spinal rotation in the mix. Yesterday on my walk, I noticed it was much easier to train myself for a forefoot strike on a natural surface (uneven, with grass & stones) as opposed to the flat concrete pathway - would you say this could be a good starting out tactic ? Also, gotta question - do You feel that your heel touches the ground simultaneously with the outer part of the front of the foot (where the weight lands naturally) when walking ? Or does it touch the ground a moment AFTER ? Many thanks in advance 🙏
I have a heaviness and stiffness in my legs. Hopelessly tight hamstrings. I don't know what it is, maybe simply arthritis? I've been walking 5-7 miles a couple times a week to diminish peripheral neuropathy and it has worked. Would walking backwards help with pain and stiffness.
Well brother I came across this cuz I was looking to see why my physical therapist suggested I start doing walking backwards and to find out why it felt better after I walk backwards she also has me taking side steps to my right cuz it's my right hip that's screwed up pretty much bow on bone there and trying to get this these muscles in some kind of decent shape so that I can do this surgery on my hip and also on my back weather sciatic nerves go through both of those discs girl collapsed and they're going to put spacers between them and fuse them together but they said I got to get my muscularity in order first have a good one brother and thank you
Thank you for your content. I just found your channel and have really enjoyed the videos. I have a quick question: Are minimalist shoes still recommended for rucking (40lb+) on sidewalks and pavement?
Yes, absolutely. And this is when you really will see the benefit of not landing on the heel. But start with progressive distances. Too much to soon, can thwart your progress.
Outstanding all around video. Lots to think about. I think....we might all benefit from this "backwards walking"...and "knee over toe" teaching methods are getting very popular now. I'm betting someone soon does brain scans on people to test before and after using forward/backward walking to document brain plasticity. Hmmm...that'll be interesting to learn from .
That will depend on your speed. Very slow, I would contact the Heel at the end of the sequence, but with the pressure mostly on the forefoot, is how I practice. If I were pulling a sled or shuffling backwards, I wouldn't land on the heel at all.
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I’m going to start walking backwards on my treadmill tomorrow!
Been walking backwards for a month. 4 miles backwards 3x a week. Bum knee feels great, quads stronger. Lower back feels great.
4 miles?!😮
Great vocabulary! I walk backwards every day, for long stretches. I discovered that turning forward, then backwards, turning first one way, and then the other, really develops my hips, legs, knees, ankles and feet. For me, this video is confirmation of what I`ve been doing the last 3 months. Thanks for that!
I'm glad it resonated with you! Thank you for watching
How far and long do you go for?
I have also been doing this for about 6 months. I have also found it to have met all the benefits I saw listed when I first started. The best thing is morning tightness is gone.
I will try this too
I started walking backward about 6 weeks ago. At first I wasn't sure if my body could manage it since I'm over 65. I now include it in my morning routine and am feeling stronger and loving it❤❤❤
Same, all the best!
Been adding this to my 3-5 mi, five days and can attest it has helped my bad right knee. And it has improved my overall balance. Awesome.. 66 years old & fighting every day. Peace & Love from AZ🤟🏻🌵
This video changed my life.
Got rid of my hip pain by walking backwards.
Also burns more calories and increases coordination.
Thank you !
I’ve been walking backwards for a few weeks now.
Our older Chinese community here 🇦🇺are big proponents of it and they are incredibly flexible and mentally sharp in their latter years .
Always learning and improving . 🙏🏼😎
side note: we do this at our local cricket 🏏 oval (around the circumference) .
I recently came across videos of doing various exercises backwards. And it reminded me of something I had long forgotten about. Back in high school, I played soccer and of course there were many things we did during practice. One drill we did was sprint backwards up a hill. Taking inspiration from that, I've been running and doing wind sprints backwards. I'm fortunate to live in an area with large grassy spaces.
My gait is so messed up that I now need a cane at age 50, despite spending years vigorously training in kickboxing. Thanks a lot for your videos. I have tried “gait guys” and others, but you make things so clear and accessible. New sub.
Check out 'kneesovertoesguy' :)
👍👍I use 2 Nordic poles for stability and upper body strength
Thanks for info. I walk backwards everyday to keep my knees, feet ankles healthy so I can continue hiking, skiing until my golden years.
Excellent. They are very beneficial.
Just recently subscribed and finding great information that I'm applying to my situation. Born with defects to both legs that I gradually overcame most issues, till the last ten years in which it seems I'm being revisited with major issues. You are giving me hope as I can't afford PT and at 63 I'm not ready to give up.
Wow! I always walk backwards during my walks and jogs. It just feels good, and now I know more about why.
Thanks for the video, I started walking backwards and also coming down the stairs backward. This has really helped my hips and knees
Thank you for sharing! I just started walking backwards a couple of weeks ago because it helps me with my knee problem. I like doing it outside. I can also run backwards a little. Gotta keep it moving!
Since I started watching your videos (about two weeks ago) my hip pain and stiffness has reduced a lot and balance has improved ! Looking forward to trying this today as I continue my rode to healing and recovery! THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEOS! 👍
Great to hear and thanks for watching!
Found your channel two weeks ago ,pelvis was out of wack went to chiropractor helped a bit but knew I had to find reason ,shoes for sure and heel strike ,high hamstring was so painful, bought used Merrell lithe glove shoes luckily my driveway is a 1/2 mile long .I am almost 100% got forward walk down and walked a mile backwards today Blessed to have found your channel ❤
Very helpful; I've started incorporating walking backwards into my regular walk. Thanks for your efforts!
Since my first viewing of this video, I've added barefoot walking an walking backwards to my daily walks, and feel that it's helped my forefoot walking tremendously. I've also added switching from backwards to forwards, either turning left or right, and looking all around, keeping my focus on a straight path. My balance has always been very good, but feel like this has kept me sharp. Another simple challenge is walking the tops of curbs on the way back home.
Thank you for bringing your knowledge on this to the masses.
Thanks for watching! That is a great routine, keep moving!
top of curbs for balance? I also walk barefoot on/in grass. I've tried running barefoot on sidewalks, but bleeding occurs.
I love this. Great information. Due to lack of space, when I walk indoor, I go forward and backwards, not realizing the added benefits. Thanks much for educating me.
Thanks for watching!
After watching this instruction I started to practice backwards walking, not on a regular basis, but when I am in the mood, and there is not so much people around. I feel the effect immediately Thank you!
Wonderful!
Great work - you delineate this idea with elegance and clarity. Your production values are so well-done - beautiful setting, excellent photography and editing.
Really worthwhile presentation.
Excellent video!!! TFS
This is fantastic information! I recently searched for improving my knee strength and saw another video about walking backwards. Your video explains WHY it’s beneficial and makes the exercise more important for me. Thanks!!
Excellent video presentation. So useful, helping to walk correctly is essential for good overall health.
Walking In Reverse or walking backwards cured my injured knee, my plantar fasciitis and back pain.. 75 living in reverse and LOVING IT❤
Outstanding video. I just started walking backwards on the treadmill over the past few days. My knee and hip pain have already been reduced 80-90%. I walk forward (3.3mph/3 incline) for four minutes, turn and walk backwards (1.8mph/8 incline) for three minutes. It is very important to keep your feet straight while walking.
WELL DONE SIR!
I started doing this recently before I looked up this videos I thought to myself I need to try something new to speed up my metabolism
Great video my guy💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Thanks for posting this…beautifully presented and explained…I had spinal surgery a month ago following a car accident and was looking for exercises to get back my strength and, even though I can still only walk a few yards at a time, your videos have been a great help :))))
This is some good stuff! Don't wait until you are old to acknowledge this fact.
Indeed!
Your videos are unique and extremely informative. Game changer for me and mine, thank you!
This has been a game changer in my knee pain.
Excellent! I'm glad to hear that.
6:25 I was waiting for the joggers to go by. They disappeared.🤣 (editing). Great information. I have knocked knees I guess. This will help me.
I alse have been walking backwards now for some time, and people look at me in a weird way. Even police one time checked if i was drunk. But the benefits i get from this just overcomes everything. I train alot. And i have some knee pain, But after starting walking backwards my knee pain dissapeared. Also when I start walking forward it feels like im walking on the moon. And this video will motivate it to do it even more.
Thank you for your video. This was extremely informative and I will definitely apply this to myself and also get my children to give this a go. Thanks again!
Glad it was helpful!
OK I just came back from the gym and was excited to try this on the treadmill. I definitely felt I was utilizing more muscles than walking forward. In addition felt heart rate up and had to concentrate on balance. Absolutely took out the usual bordem I experience on the treadmill lol As time flew by 👍
Wonderful to hear! Explore all directions.
Great video! Very clear, precise explantiions on what, why, and how!
tour videos are awesome ty
This will help me strengthen knees and eliminate pain there while helping correct my gait when walking forwards according to the (how to walk in response to Bob and brad) video. Thanks!
I am in knee pain, dr.said I have osteoarthritis, 6 months and this thing isn't going away, I tried everything, my only way out is suicide, so tired of this.
@@thank_you2933 i would encourage you to find people going thru something similar, find a suicide prevention hotline, and just keep grinding. There's plenty of reasons to keep breathing. Stay strong
@@thank_you2933 I encourage you to reach out to a hotline as well if you are in the mindset still. The new number is 9-8-8 so it’s not bad (: I wish you love and life ❤️🙏🏾
Very clear and well explained! Thank you!
I want to live near this park. Looks like a wonderful place to exercise.
Good info! I've seen some of your other videos as well, you have some great content!!! Subscribed.
Thanks what an awesome exercise.
I was just walking through Alexander Pk on Easter Sunday and passed someone who looked very much like you. Should have asked., Anyway your videos have definitely altered my way of walking and wanted to say thank you.
It was me. Say Hi next time!
@@GrownandHealthy Hah! I told my wife and daughter I was 90% certain but didn’t want to bug a stranger if it was not you. Thank you again for your great videos. ( just were visiting from NY- What a coincidence) Blessings !
@@sw5114Never a bother.. It is a small world!
Great video
So helpful! Thank you.
Thank you. Very helpful.
Backward walking uphill is the best! I do 4 or 5 30 meter intervals uphill for a great pump!
Great video. Thanks 👍
I'm going to incorporate this walking backwards technique on my treadmill. Maybe 10 minutes of walking backward and 50 min of walking forward.
Great video just wanted to thank you
Thanks so much for these walking videos!
Self improvement through movement ☺️
First time on your channel and I quickly subscribed! 🤗
In high school for basketball running backwards was a warmup drill
Yes, and I did it for Soccer, too.
I'm starting this tomorrow!
Thnx!
I hope it has worked well for you. Thanks for watching!
Decided to be “crazy” and walk backwards today 😂 think imma start doing this every day!
Thank you. That was extremely helpful for me.
Thank you, very helpful detailed video
I'm glad to help.
I do this doing laps at the dog park. Walk turning in a circle. Walk forwards for 15-20 yards, then turn right and walk sideways, turn right again and walk backwards, right again and walk sideways facing the other direction and back to the front. I then repeat turning left. Sometimes I mix it up. Was surprised to see how much of a workout this is for my legs and all I am doing is walking. 😊
Excellent content! Thanks
Great video like ever. Walking with minimalist shoes and when I can, barefoot, has solved many pains. I also started running backward (I think I learned that from the Bioneer) with good results. Your videos are confirmations of what I've been feeling with my body. For my job, I train to jump. I've just started to jump barefoot, a little bit difficult. Anybody here has experience with that?
good sir, what shoes do you recomend for this, and walking in general??? thanks
Amazing channel.
Thank you!
Great stuff. In Karate we train stepping backward into stances.
Very nice 👍
Ok……. Great explanations
Glad it was helpful!
yes it does
Very interesting...
Best explanation ever.
Amazing 👏
Great stuff. Could you cite the reference / stidy etc for increasing metabolism, would like to read more about that. Thank you man and appreciate.
In the description
@@GrownandHealthy thank you, Sometimes I’m blind. Gotta say again how incredible the effect of walking backwards has been for me. Has really accelerated my improvement with arthritis recovery.
@@GrownandHealthy also, if you have any suggestions on weighted walking. Like your thoughts on wearing a vest and going backwards or farmers carry going backwards and or combination of those two.
Learn how to dance argentine tango in both lead and following. You will be able to practice walking backwards in a safe environment while having fun.
I agree. I recommend some form of disciplined dance practice, It is the most enjoyable way to stay mobile for overall health and longevity.
I teach my students to run and walk backwards during karate training. Great
I used to walk and run backwards, but I called it hitchhiking, talking to a slower friend, and trying to to blown down by the wind in a way that would break my face on the sidewalk. Palmer, Alaska !
I had knee surgery back in February and I still notice some degree of stiffness and pain centralized in a very small area in the front inside of my knee. Sometimes it's rather uncomfortable and it pops loudly and then it seems okay afterwards for a while until it happens again so I'll try this for a while because walking backwards used to be one of my favorite things to do.
Thank you for this video. I’m seriously thinking of trying this approach but I’m concerned because I have left hip osteoarthritis and I don’t want to make this worse. Looking forward to your suggestions. Tia
Meet a man round a lades who looked after and cared for people who struggled to look after themselves any way the guy who was being looked after had a completely flat nose because he only walked backwards and had been knocked down by a number of cars before he was being cared full time for , I was amazed because I had never heard about (walking backwards ) wow to think he was a trend setter is remarkable , this was about 20 years ago.
What brand are your shoes?😀
Anybody see the ghost that disappeared @0:36 and 6:20?
Back ward walking has helped in my posture I felt my shoulder blades getting wide, thank u bro. My doubt is in this process should we avoid heels touching ground
🚶🏾♀️🚶🏾♀️🚶🏾♀️🚶🏾♀️🚶🏾♀️🚶🏾♀️✍🏽 very informative work out
thanks. I'm 77 and have been waling backwards up stairs - outdoor ones with hand rail to help with stability (i cant afford to fall on my butt becasue of osteoporosis) ; i like your video examples of walking barefoot on grass for the interval work , on flat and on an incline, and i'll definitely give that a try. What do you think about using a single walking pole to help with stability in this open grass field situation (remeber my age!!)
I dont think a pole would hurt, but it may create a dependency/adjustment to your gait. I would just walk as slow as comfortable and on a prescreened area, to avoid hazards.
As an older adult, I was cautioned to keep one hand on a railing or counter when walking backwards.
new to your channel
Sir iam suffering from ankle pain but not reducing since 15days .... Please post a video on that.. Or keep link here
Yes! Reminds me of the years I spent walking backwards dancing tango, although that’s in high heels and with a lot of complex spinal rotation in the mix.
Yesterday on my walk, I noticed it was much easier to train myself for a forefoot strike on a natural surface (uneven, with grass & stones) as opposed to the flat concrete pathway - would you say this could be a good starting out tactic ?
Also, gotta question - do You feel that your heel touches the ground simultaneously with the outer part of the front of the foot (where the weight lands naturally) when walking ? Or does it touch the ground a moment AFTER ?
Many thanks in advance 🙏
I have a heaviness and stiffness in my legs. Hopelessly tight hamstrings. I don't know what it is, maybe simply arthritis? I've been walking 5-7 miles a couple times a week to diminish peripheral neuropathy and it has worked. Would walking backwards help with pain and stiffness.
Well brother I came across this cuz I was looking to see why my physical therapist suggested I start doing walking backwards and to find out why it felt better after I walk backwards she also has me taking side steps to my right cuz it's my right hip that's screwed up pretty much bow on bone there and trying to get this these muscles in some kind of decent shape so that I can do this surgery on my hip and also on my back weather sciatic nerves go through both of those discs girl collapsed and they're going to put spacers between them and fuse them together but they said I got to get my muscularity in order first have a good one brother and thank you
Thanks for watching.
Thank you
When I go to the gym, I ride the stationary bikes & I peddle backwards. Does that help my knees, like walking backwards?
Thank you for your content. I just found your channel and have really enjoyed the videos. I have a quick question:
Are minimalist shoes still recommended for rucking (40lb+) on sidewalks and pavement?
Yes, absolutely. And this is when you really will see the benefit of not landing on the heel. But start with progressive distances. Too much to soon, can thwart your progress.
@@GrownandHealthy thanks for the quick response!
Outstanding all around video. Lots to think about. I think....we might all benefit from this "backwards walking"...and "knee over toe" teaching methods are getting very popular now. I'm betting someone soon does brain scans on people to test before and after using forward/backward walking to document brain plasticity. Hmmm...that'll be interesting to learn from .
Hopefully, that would allow more people to incorporate these methods into their lifestyle.
Glad you enjoyed it!
what shoes are you wearing? I wear Altras
Can I just walk backwards on the treadmill to get the benefits? I am not a big fan of exercising outdoors 😔
Yes, With the Power off.
The initial strike will be Big toe and transverse curve following lateral side but confused whether finally we r supposed to land even the heal
That will depend on your speed.
Very slow, I would contact the Heel at the end of the sequence, but with the pressure mostly on the forefoot, is how I practice.
If I were pulling a sled or shuffling backwards, I wouldn't land on the heel at all.
Thank u 🙏 bro for the clarity
I need a backward walking bud!
I don’t have a treadmill at home but a elliptical machine. Is there a way to use this for walking backward? Is it possible at all?