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Part of my training as a SI practitioner, I was taught that walking gait is a 4 step process of heel rocker, midfoot rocker, ankle rocker and toe rocker.
Heel touches the ground and start calcaneus tilting medially which leads to mid arch of the foot extend and descend to touch the ground when weight moves from behind the ankle to the front. The final phase is toe flexors are extended creating spring like action when release propelling foot forward.
Higher up in the leg there are myofascial continuities that act as wound up springs, that create the rotational movement which swings the leg back - forth.
Check these out for more details.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Born-Walk-Myofascial-Efficiency-Movement/dp/1905367473/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2EI8GRXUS6CJO&keywords=born+to+walk&qid=1562221339&s=gateway&sprefix=born+to+walk%2Caps%2C140&sr=8-1
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gait-Analysis-Normal-Pathological-Function/dp/1556427662/ref=sr_1_2?crid=H8YNGDF5F903&keywords=gait+analysis&qid=1562221363&s=gateway&sprefix=gait+anal%2Caps%2C144&sr=8-2
Hell yeah. Sorry for replying 2 months after you posted, but this book by Thomas McMahon will rock your socks off. I did rehab biomechanics/robotic exoskeleton development, and this book has it all, minus overviews of clinical issues/approaches to rehab. If you want that, this book is fantastic.