Why don’t humans gallop when they run?

Biomechanics of human bipedal gallop: asymmetry dictates leg functions. Fiers P, De Clercq D, Segers V, Aerts P. J Exp Biol.

Biomechanics of human bipedal gallop: asymmetry dictates leg functions. Fiers P, De Clercq D, Segers V, Aerts P. J Exp Biol.

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Why don’t humans gallop when they run?

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