Osteoarthitis of the hip
Yes, ankle clonus can contribute to hip hiking. Clonus is characterized by involuntary, rhythmic muscle contractions, which can disrupt normal gait patterns. This disruption may lead to compensatory movements, such as hip hiking, as the individual attempts to stabilize and coordinate their walking. Consequently, the altered mechanics can result in uneven gait and additional strain on the hip and lower limb muscles.
I didn't think but would like to know if you can walk around with one hip.
The root word of hiking is "hike," which comes from the Middle Dutch word "hiken," meaning "to walk."
Hiking,Bird watching,Nature walk
Hiking? In a way?
you use your toe muscles ,thigh ,hip if you using dumbbells all muscles get involved
Are you planning a hiking trip where you will walk out and then return on the same trail?
You can't walk.
it is a pop dance move not hip hop.
Walk. Or carpool with a friend or as a form of hitch hiking.
In a way, yes. he has a degenerative bone condition, which is how he hurt his hip hiking.
Hiking means to walk a considerable distance cross-country. A trail is a narrow strip of land that has been cleared enough so that hiking is fairly easy on it. Trails can run from 100 feet or less to hundreds of miles, like the Appalachian Trail. So, a hiking trail is a narrow strip of cleared land made for people to walk cross-country.