correlational
Analysis v1
Strong Support
When healthy women walk faster—about 3.4 mph instead of 2.2 mph—their joints move through a bigger range and their steps get quicker, which helps them keep up the faster pace.
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Generation and modification of human locomotor EMG activity when walking faster and carrying additional weight
Cross-Sectional Study
Human
2025 SepThe study found that walking faster increases joint movement and shortens step time, just like the claim says.
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