Sentence examples for leg moving forward from inspiring English sources

Harness racing horses are of two kinds, differentiated by gait: the pacing horse, or pacer, moves both legs on one side of its body at the same time; the trotting horse, or trotter, strides with its left front and right rear leg moving forward simultaneously, then right front and left rear together.

They walk this way: the left hind leg moves forward, followed by the left foreleg, right hind leg and right foreleg, in order.

When the right leg moves forward, the left arm moves forward as well, and this essential action is missing from the movement patterns of so many people!" The science of brain hemispheres as it relates to motor activity would indicate that balancing your right and left sides harmonizes both your body and your brain.

The natural walking action of humans is for the right arm and shoulder to move backward as the right leg moves forward, and conversely, for the left arm and shoulder to move backward as the left leg moves forward.

A trotting dog's right front leg and left back leg move forward at the same time, then the left front with the right back.[13] Trotting is the correct pace because it shows the dog's true structure the best.

It recently brought on VC Judy Gibbons as CEO – a move which slightly bemused the market, and cast doubts on whether Mippin 'had legs' moving forward.

2. Are my arms and legs moving forward, or swinging in or out?

He later hears the sound of foot steps creeping in the distance, while bending down to observe the noise he notices a pair of small legs moving forward (A little girl).

When performed correctly, the rider will rise from his/her seat when the inside hind leg and outside front leg are moving forward and sit when the outside hind leg and inside front leg are moving forward.

The times at which the derivative changed sign provided initial estimates for when the leg switched from moving forward to moving backward or vice versa.

The vast majority of insects species walk with what is known as an alternating tripod gait - steadily moving forward three legs at a time.