Forward Walking Motion Cycle

This animation shows a simple figure walking forward, illustrating the basic mechanics of human locomotion including stride length, leg alternation, and center-of-mass shift. It visually breaks down how forward motion is achieved through coordinated limb movement and balance. Useful for students studying basic biomechanics, physics of motion, or introductory kinematics in a classroom setting.

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