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GravityBody: Walking Demonstration 2

The feet are discusses as two leaf-springs stacked on top of one another: medial arch on top of the lateral arch. The proper structure of the feet is a bag of bones, very loose, that forms an arch when lifted, plops down like a cat paw landing on the sesamoid shaped bone beneath the big toe and the middle of the calcaneous or heel. When standing no need for a leaf spring, thus the feet can be almost flat and still be anatomically correct. The arch is only needed when setting the foot down to distribute the weight near the midline of the body where gravity is most effectively dissipating the weight into the ground thru the feet. Knees point straight ahead like headlights and the free and mobile pelvis has the sacro-illiac joints tracing a figure eight as viewed from the back. Feet should nearly form a straight line when done correctly.