Probably not. Most people don't like long steep downhill slopes.

Trekking poles help me a lot. When the slope gets steep enough, I cup my hands on top of the poles and use them to slow my descent. Usually, I'll do 2 steps for each plant rather than 1 as I would on the level. My son likes to put both poles ahead of him.

If you are finding your feet are slipping out from under you on loose rock, try leaning forward slightly. This will put the center of gravity over the balls of your feet and create less slipping stress on each step. The higher your pack weight is, the easier this will be as you don't have to lean as much.

Some like to do slight S turns down hills.

Be sure your toenails are cut well, too.