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Tendency to take small, shuffling, slow steps.
Treatment according to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) 3 TCM-recommended exercises to improve stride, increase stride length, and increase speed. . Tai Chi (Taijiquan) – the best choice Tai Chi trains weight shifting, smooth transitions and opening the stride. • Recommended form: Yang style or Wu style (avoid low stances when weakness is incipient). • Key movements: o Cloud hands (Yun Shou) with step to the side o Pushing the monkey away (Hou Tui) – specifically for walking backwards with control o Step Forward, Step Back (Jin Bu, Tui Bu) • TCM action: Stimulates Kidney-3 (Taixi) and Spleen-6 (Sanyinjiao), promotes Qi circulation in the liver and kidney meridians. |
