The trot
To trot, a horse moves diagonally opposite limbs at the same time—the right-front/left-rear legs, and the left-front/right-rear legs. When you consider arms as forelimbs, people employ the same pattern when they run.
To trot, a horse moves diagonally opposite limbs at the same time—the right-front/left-rear legs, and the left-front/right-rear legs. When you consider arms as forelimbs, people employ the same pattern when they run.