Have you ever walked outdoors at dawn and sensed the earth turn on its axis towards the sun? Try… Continued...
Author: Deedee Eisenberg | Filed under: Walking
From the first time Robert walked into my office, his walking was quite distinctive. His mother had made the… Continued...
Author: Andrew Wright | Filed under: Walking
Six years ago I was diagnosed with osteoarthritis. At first I had severe pain in my right groin. Soon… Continued...
Author: Jane Larus | Filed under: Chronic Pain Walking
Whether you’re buying cross trainers or stilettos, there is a lot more to choosing shoes than color, style, and… Continued...
Author: Candace Conino | Filed under: Walking

It’s horrifying to think of someone being dragged by a frightened horse, tearing four knee…
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Author: Mary Debono, GCFP | Filed under: Introduction Balance and Falling Enriching Daily Life General Applications Recovery Walking
Here is an exploration of walking that is an enjoyable way to turn your walking into an easy, efficient,… Continued...
Author: Ann Harman | Filed under: Walking
Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais had strong opinions about exercise, and would surely condemn current conventional practices.
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Author: Steven Shafarman, GCFP | Filed under: Introduction Enriching Daily Life Flexibility General Applications Martial Arts Sports Walking Yoga
Jan is one of those people who just doesn’t take no for an answer, even when it comes from… Continued...
Author: Pat Buchanan, PhD, ATC, PT, GCFT | Filed under: Introduction The Back Balance and Falling Chronic Pain Enriching Daily Life Flexibility Recovery The Shoulders Special Needs Walking
For at least half a century, the prevailing idea of childhood development has been that the basic sequence of… Continued...
Author: Ann Harman, GCFP | Filed under: Children Special Needs Walking