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This pattern is characterized by overextension of the lumbar spine, lack of glute involvement, and quad and low-back dominance. These visual cues, in combination with a screening that reveals stiff hip flexors, poor glute and abdominal strength, and compensation patterns are good indicators of anterior pelvic tilt.
Another underlying cause of significant Q Angle could also be overpronation of the foot. Normal pronation occurs when your body weight rolls fairly evenly off all your toes when walking. Overpronation occurs when the foot rolls in and your push-off is from primarily the big and second toes.