I've come back to this because of the special interest part. My background is in martial arts and I'm a chartered physiotherapist. I think that one of the reasons it is maybe I went into that field of training because consciously or otherwise I had movement difficulties when younger. Having an unusual gait is a broad term - it could be suggested that the gait of Olympic runners is unusual! I suppose one angle on it is whether the gait one has is instrumental in harm or disability in one way or another. From my perspective as a relatively recently diagnosed ASD person I think that maybe I should focus on the possibility of helping other ASD people if they wanted me to with movement problems... Thanks for the post Deleted User
I've come back to this because of the special interest part. My background is in martial arts and I'm a chartered physiotherapist. I think that one of the reasons it is maybe I went into that field of training because consciously or otherwise I had movement difficulties when younger. Having an unusual gait is a broad term - it could be suggested that the gait of Olympic runners is unusual! I suppose one angle on it is whether the gait one has is instrumental in harm or disability in one way or another. From my perspective as a relatively recently diagnosed ASD person I think that maybe I should focus on the possibility of helping other ASD people if they wanted me to with movement problems... Thanks for the post Deleted User
