Yes, the strength of the abdominal muscles can drive the thighs to walk, but that is the lateral abdominal muscles, not the eight small pieces of the abdomen. The lateral abdominal muscle movement drives the thigh to walk by twisting the waist and sending the buttocks. Generally, walking will form a posture of twisting your ass, which is very uncomfortable. Let's go normally. When I run, I usually use my abdominal muscles to drive my thighs. If I walk in a posture and practice, hehe, what do you think?