If one is accustomed to ramal, meaning walking quickly, does he intend in the three laps that he is performing ramal, and in the rest that this is his habit?

The questioner : Shaykh, may Allah reward you. If one is accustomed to ramal... and in his walking he shortens his steps and walks quickly, does he intend in some of the three laps that he is performing ramal, and in the rest that this is his habit, or is his action sufficient while he is accustomed to ramal?

The Shaykh : Did you understand his question? This is a complex question, O congregation... It has not become clear to us, is it clear?
The student: No... it is clear, O Shaykh, because he did not intend in the first ones...

The Shaykh : Does that mean it? That is, because he is hunchbacked, he speeds up without his choice, so he intends likewise in the three laps, intending that he is performing ramal, like the hunchback when he comes to bowing, he intends that he is bowing; if he does not intend, he is not bowing This is according to custom, yes.