A physical therapy and movement piece in G major at 68 BPM, paced to the natural cadence of an assisted walk. The ocean flute leads with a four-phrase melody that rises, peaks at E5, descends, and returns home — mirroring the out-and-back rhythm of a therapy walk. The acoustic guitar provides a gentle quarter-note arpeggiated pulse that clinicians use to time gait retraining. Applied in physiotherapy clinics, stroke rehabilitation, and Parkinson's rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS) protocols.
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