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A limping gait pattern to avoid pain on weight-bearing structures, often resulting in a shortened stance phase on the affected side.

An unsteady and wide-based gait with a lack of coordination, often caused by cerebellar dysfunction.

Characterized by hip dropping on the side opposite to the stance leg due to weak hip abductor muscles, primarily the gluteus medius.

A shuffling gait with reduced arm swing and stooped posture, commonly seen in Parkinson's disease.

A gait where the patient swings the affected leg in a semicircle (circumduction) due to muscle weakness or paralysis.

Exaggerated high stepping gait to compensate for foot drop due to weakened dorsiflexor muscles.

The individual thrusts their thorax backward at heel strike on the affected side to compensate for gluteus maximus weakness.

Gait characterized by high-stepping and slapping of the feet due to a loss of proprioception often associated with peripheral neuropathy.

A stiff, foot-dragging walk caused by a long muscle contraction on one side, commonly associated with cerebral palsy or stroke.