How do joint angles differ between walking and running, particularly the knee and the hip?

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Joint is the articulation of the bones and the body which is classified with the tissue that connects the bones. Some common joint is known as Synovial Joint, cartilage and fibrous joint. These are areas in which two or more bones meet together. Joint possess different elements of the skeleton. This is the space between two different articulations and nodes.

The joint angle becomes different while walking, running because the hip extension angle during walking is increased. In the joint the angle and movement of the hip and knee are observed during the running population. Running is somewhere similar to the walking for the locomotor activity. The type of difference between quadricep is the inability of the joint movement. While walking the person remains in contact with the ground and while running their foot move away from the body moves towards the forward direction. Exercise involve the difference between impact and intensity.

Sydney Mullin answered 10 months ago

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