What’s your walking style?

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

1st - me before Leg break, 2nd - me after walking again after leg break

Weird thing! As you know I just started walking 10 days ago after 3 months of not walking.

I noticed a very unusual change!

Before - I walked fast, without much sway in my hips.

Now that I have learned how to walk again - and I have to walk slow - I walk with a sway in my hips.

I have been told by a few people already that my walking style has become sexier.

Lol, I am just weirded out.

Maybe it’s because for the first time in my life I am not in a rush and just enjoying the walk slowly?

Well, I can still walk like the first image, but I think slowing down my steps kind of gave my hips more sway.

Updates

+1 y

I have also tried slow dancing for the first time today. I feel sexy haha

Feels great to recover

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

I'm extremely forefoot dominant being a sprinter, so I'm generally quite springy on the toes. I'm not sure about my walking style though. I definitely don't engage my hips all that much. I just tried walking like that second animation and felt very silly. I move in a very straight line without much swagger or hip movement.

I generally don't walk very much though unless I'm with my wife or friends. When I'm on my own, I just run all over the place to save time. I'm extremely impatient and almost never take elevators even to get to like the 15th floor since I can just dash up and down the stairs faster.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I used to be the same haha

I feel like It’s so weird to walk slowly, but I feel much more confident and sexy, than I did when I walked fast haha, somehow It feels kind of like dancing a little.

I was very fast, with learning to be slow, all my nervousness went away, I feel relaxed, not tensed, not in rush.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

I might need to learn to relax that way! I just learned recently that I test very high on the sensation-seeking scale and apparently that's accompanied by a high susceptibility to boredom. Explains a whole lot of things about me! 😅

I can't seem to enjoy a lot of slow-paced activities as a result. For example, I tried to go fishing one time at the invitation of my buddies and was like:

Me: Uhh... So we just sit here and wait for the fish to bite?
Friends: Yep.
Me: I mean... you know... ISN'T THIS BORING?

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

Well… Definitely a nice thing to try.

I used to be exactly like you.

I will probably still become a fast walker.

But learning to slow down has helped a lot, with relaxation.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

I wonder if it might help to avoid technology for a while. I think I used to enjoy more slow-paced things as a boy. Like I could just sit and wait for my parents to pick me up after school, even if they showed up so late, and just enjoy myself looking at trees swaying in the wind. Now I feel disconnected from nature and also can't seem to enjoy those really slow activities.

[BoopBoopBeep]

On crutches, the natural placement of the foot for many people is square in the middle of the crutches, which would be centerline to center of gravity. Once off the crutches, the body seeks to move symmetrically in order to avoid overstressing minor muscles and joints. It isn't uncommon for people who did not walk heel-to-toe to suddenly do so, at least temporarily, when coming off crutches, and the result of that is more hip movement as seen in your visual above.

[IslaTheWitch]

When you spend half a year in rehab learning to walk again at the age of 14, your walk is very specific lol... Doctors and physical therapists emphasize correctly using lumbar and abdominal muscles while walking to relieve the damaged parts in the thighs and buttocks. This soft movement of the hips to both sides is noticeable, and the walk itself is very soft, without hard steps, as if you were floating rather than walking.

[mandyfire98]

I walk with a bit of sway in my hips as well. I know mine is a product of being a dancer for years.

[Tstrbrainer]

What style?

[mandyfire98]

Style dancing?

[mandyfire98]

I can pretty much do anything but I currently teach hip hop, contemporary, Latin and Pole dancing

[Tstrbrainer]

When will the audience of gag get to see you 💃

[mandyfire98]

When they join my classes lol

[7Phoenix7]

@mandyfire98 Nathan and I still owe you a dance 😉

[mandyfire98]

Oh I'm definitely waiting for sure. 😏

[Dongie]

Well, a surgeon made my legs an inch different in length. He was a dumbass couldn't read a tape measure. So I naturally have a limping way of motivating. It fluctuates in severity monitored by the pain levels I am experiencing.

[Sameone]

Did you know that models train and lose money to learn to walk like you, and you got it for free. Lol

I was know one model she spend 8k euro for this type of walk

Enjoy it

[spartan55]

All they have to do is break their leg for a whole new walk.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

@spartan55 :)

[DagonbroughtMehere]

I'm the first.
And You maybe getting some attention with the way You walk, LaFemmeFatale_1, IF You are still being followed around by random strangers that is.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I get people taking me photos. Today got 2. But that’s common in China.

[DagonbroughtMehere]

I suppose that's normal for an age with few enforced laws governing/little respect for privacy.
I am pleased to be a Decades old troglodyte that remembers the old world...

[handsomelad70]

I had a stroke in Apr.2021, so I sorta bounce and limp.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

It’s okay, you’re a winner to be alive, bouncing can be good for heart rate.

[handsomelad70]

I'm waiting to bounce a buxom blonde into bed.

[RandomUser1000]

I wish you a great physical and mental recovery.

[Miah04]

Lol😂I'm not sure if i wanna say😂 they say i walk like a smooth boy

One dude said he was gonna get me a pimp cup to go along with my walk😭

[mandyfire98]

I'd let you pimp me (that came off weird) 😁

[Miah04]

@mandyfire98 😂😂oh lawd

[mandyfire98]

I don't know why I'd want to even be pimped 🤣

[Miah04]

@mandyfire98 you don't you tried to flirt and for the first time i think you failed 😂

[mandyfire98]

Failed hard. Flirted so hard I hoe'd myself real good.

[Miah04]

@mandyfire98 😂😂aww. A for effort.

[NathanDavis]

confident and decisive style... an analyst said

[AngryCarl]

The Bart Simpson Strut

https://www.youtube.com/embed/xfE5rR75mi0

[Sonorous]

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[RebelinSteel]

I am a 1 but if people ask nicely I can do 2

[firenine909]

I have no clue on this but if you’re curvy your ass probably jiggles to the side leading to the sexy kind of walk, same way boob jiggle can occur

[Iron_Man]

Some hip but not too much

[Iron_Man]

Don’t overdo it your calves are gonna be extremely sore and your legs. That’s what happened to me when I started walking but after 10 months.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I have been walking at least 3000-4000 steps after I started walking. It gets better everyday.

[Amur8711]

I have no Idea what mine is lol.

With slowing down your more relaxed, your not tensing up your core holding it rigid.

[justabuddy]

I guess I've never thought about it. Glad to see you are out and about.

[MsBrie]

Im told I am a #2.

[laly520]

the first walk is so cartoony

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

Both are cartoony

[laly520]

I know but first looks too much like lot of characters in cartoon

[nawtee_me]

I prefer the sexier walk…. ;)

[LEGENDARY4200]

Without hip

[shortster]

No hip sway