The human foot and heel–sole–toe walking strategy: a mechanism enabling an inverted pendular gait with low isometric muscle force?

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Mechanically, the most economical gait for slow bipedal locomotion requires walking as an
'inverted pendulum', with: I, an impulsive, energy-dissipating leg compression at the …
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'inverted pendulum', with: I, an impulsive, energy-dissipating leg compression at the …

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Mechanically, the most economical gait for slow bipedal locomotion requires walking as an
'inverted pendulum', with: I, an impulsive, energy-dissipating leg compression at the …