The problem in this part is that the overall posture when going downhill is different from the way we usually walk on flat ground.

This section is a walk on a downhill step. In order to better restore the state of downhill walking, I refer to some videos.

Observe that when you go downhill, you should pay attention. When you take a leg, the center of gravity is on the other leg. Avoid moving the center of gravity with the steps. Keep your knees slightly bent. Keep the center of gravity vertical to the ground. Do not lean forward or backward. Slightly smaller when walking on flat ground.

Because the slope also affects the state of walking, I adjusted the angle from the beginning to the current one, which is a relatively suitable angle.

Let’s see the finished effect.