The ‘AT-AT walker’
Quadrupedal patterns & conditioning
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THE WHAT:
A "high-gait" quadrupedal locomotion pattern inspired by the giant machine ‘AT-AT's’ of the Star Wars universe. Whilst restrictions in posterior-chain mobility can be the main challenge in adhering to the one and only rule in this context, keeping the backside as HIGH as possible throughout, it will in turn help to develop the USABILITY of that front-folding range through a dynamic, applied movement context (i.e. moving through space).
RESOURCE CONTENTS:
0:04 - AT-AT walking
0:37 - AT-AT Gallop
0:50 - AT-AT over/under step
1:22 - AT-AT inside/outside step
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