Question: what are the 3 types of joints involved in walking?
Answer: There is also a slight side-to-side movement. The basic movements involved in walking are (1) flexion and extension at the hip, knee, and ankle joints and at the front part of the foot; (2) abduction and adduction, chiefly at the hip joint (fig. 18-3); and (3) rotation, mainly at the hip and knee joints.