How to Use the Hips When Walking with Dr. Todd Martin

This Walking Code video does a deep dive into how to use your hip muscles when you walk. The hips are one of the three elements of your core, which also includes the rotation of the thoracic and lumbar spine. Every movement we do when standing up requires precise coordination of these three elements of the core. This will be the first part of a three video series, looking at the Direction, Root, Power System. The next video will be a deep dive into the lower torso, or lumbar spine rotation. The third video will look at rotation of the upper torso, or thoracic spine. Get your Walking Code Ebook here: https://www.movementsphere.com/the-wa... The book will guide you through the whole Walking Code Course with added information which will help you better understand the material in the videos . Get books, online courses, apparel, and accessories from Todd Martin MD and MovementSphere, go to: https://www.movementsphere.com/todd-m... Memberships are now available on my channel. Click on the Join button on the channel home page to show your support, get exclusive perks, and help this channel grow and provide more great content Books: The Walking Code: Correcting Abnormal Gait Patterns by Mastering Your Core The Physician in the Lime Green Sneakers. Cozy mystery book by Todd Martin MD featuring the daring adventures of The Flavor Company The Spirited Woman: The Art and Poetry of Todd Martin MD Online Courses: The Walking Code The Tai Chi Code The Tango Code Apparel and Accessories: Walking Code T-shirts Flavor Company Dance Apparel I refer to the three components of the core as Direction, Root, and Power. The hip muscles provide the power to each movement. The lumbar spine rotation controls rooting of the standing leg to the ground. The thoracic spine rotation contains the intention of the direction of our movement. Learning the Walking Code can help you make each of your movements conscious rather than relying completely on body memory. This can help you move more fluidly, move with confidence, and move without pain. ne Course through the link below. https://www.movementsphere.com/the-wa... Comments: I encourage constructive comments to let me know what you think about the material, ask questions, or let me know what other subjects you would like to see covered in future videos. Click here to go to the full Walking Code Course, where you will have access to additional content and feedback: https://www.movementsphere.com/the-wa...