Diplegia cerebral palsy is a form of cerebral palsy that tends to affect the legs of the affected person more than the arms, as such in other forms of the condition. Those who have this form of the condition will have more sensitive movement and overall function in the arms rather than the legs. For those who have spastic diplegia cerebral palsy, it is possible to learn how to walk. In that, the patient will often have to develop these skills and they may have an unusual gait, which is often characterized by a crouched gait. In addition, many are toe walkers and they may have flexed knee-walking patterns. These conditions can often be improved through property treatment methods.