Foot placement variables of pedestrians in community setting during curve walking

There is no precise description of changes gait during curve walking. Research in walking exclusively performed clinical settings. Is there a difference foot placement variables between the inner- and outer leg natural environment? And are these differences correlated with time or curvature path? During this observational study, camera footage was shot on crossing where pedestrians were not aware being filmed. Participants (n = 21, male, 18–40 yrs) selected from video footage. Using software package “Movieprocessing”, kinematic (time, curvature, stride length, step width relative angle (RFA)) extracted collected data. A MANOVA Pearson correlation test to explore showed significant length leg. In contrast, inner (M 0.06, SD 0.05) 0.10, F(20,256) 3.577, p < .001) for width, 11.72, 7.99) 11.30, 8.07, 4.542, RFA found. both legs pooled (r .28, .01) .64, .01), as well (r= −.25, .213, .01). This research funds further conditions, since found be non-symmetrically determined by geometrics but choice. Foot change gradually differently curve.