Secrets of Walking Revealed: How Music Affects Your Body (full video: Your Brain on Rhythm).
Ranges of motion change when we walk to music. Walking should be rhythmic. A left AIC patterned individual is walking off-beat. Allowing the brain to entrain with an external cue allows the hip flexors and neck to relax so that your ranges of motion increase.
Видео Secrets of Walking Revealed: How Music Affects Your Body (full video: Your Brain on Rhythm). канала Neal Hallinan
Видео Secrets of Walking Revealed: How Music Affects Your Body (full video: Your Brain on Rhythm). канала Neal Hallinan
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