I spend a lot of time relearning walking - I'm just enough hypermobile that if I do myself any kind of mischief, or sit too long, or get chiropractic or massage therapy, or anything else adjusts my spine/pelvis alignment, there I am working out how to stay balanced over my own feet without injuring myself. Not a full on learning, but more of an effort than remembering how high heels work when I put them on.
(I'd say that any time I do much walking at all, I'm actively managing the way that the right hand side of my body is moving, because a sequence of injuries mean that everything is out of kilter. But I'm not sure that that counts for what you are talking about here)
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on 2020-08-11 10:56 am (UTC)I spend a lot of time relearning walking - I'm just enough hypermobile that if I do myself any kind of mischief, or sit too long, or get chiropractic or massage therapy, or anything else adjusts my spine/pelvis alignment, there I am working out how to stay balanced over my own feet without injuring myself. Not a full on learning, but more of an effort than remembering how high heels work when I put them on.
(I'd say that any time I do much walking at all, I'm actively managing the way that the right hand side of my body is moving, because a sequence of injuries mean that everything is out of kilter. But I'm not sure that that counts for what you are talking about here)