The proper way humans are meant to walk

@primalhealthryan

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Why it worked

The video likely resonated due to its focus on a common, relatable human activity (walking) and presented a clear, actionable 'better way' with visual demonstrations and benefit-driven claims, tapping into a desire for improved physical well-being and injury prevention.

Summary

The video demonstrates a specific way of walking, emphasizing proper gait and foot placement to improve posture, movement, and reduce injuries. It contrasts this with what is implied to be an incorrect or less efficient way of walking.

Structure

1Introduction to proper walking
2Demonstration of incorrect heel flicking and straight foot
3Demonstration of proper gait with no heel striking and a 22.5 degree bow
4Explanation of heel pointed out for more power transfer
5Benefits of proper gait: better posture, movement, fewer injuries, no pain
6Call to release fascia

On-screen text

The proper way humans are meant to walk Heel flicking away Straight foot Proper gait No heel striking 22.5 degree bow Heel pointed out More power transfer Better posture Better movement Less injuries No more pain Release your fascia

Original caption

I used to have a tight fascia and weak angle joints. My hips would click and crunch everytime I took a step. I would wake up extremly tight so I would just ignore the problem and blame it on weight lifting. Just after 2 months of GOATA movements my body’s natural gait was restored. My hips move freely and my connection to my body’s structure is totally different. Walk the way we’re intended to move you won’t regret it.