Which leg is bad or are they both? What actually wrong? If you have got a bad leg and a good one and you haven't had a stroke, then the stick goes in the hand opposite to the bad leg so you will naturally swing the stick and leg forward together. If the wasn't measured for you by a clinician, it should be as long as from the floor in your normal walking shous to the bump in your wrist when you are stood straight and with your arm hanging down relaxed. This is so that when you ean on the stick, you shoulder stays in a neutral position and so does your spine. You may need the stick slightly longer than this, but only by about a inch or less if you have a long stride.
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