Hi Esther,
I'm just started working on glidewalking, and it seems seriously complex!
Up until now, in each step in 8steps I tried looking around at other people to see how they do it. I became quite good in inconspicuously taking glances. But I'm not able to get a good idea on how a person walks with a single glance, so I find myself embarrassingly staring at people's behinds while they walk...
Which made me wonder: How on earth did YOU figure out glidewalking? Did you hide in a tree or something, to look at people walking? Or took a film and replayed it in slow motion? I'm really curious because it seems so impossible to figure out "from outside". From what I see around here, even people with good posture (usually older people, or PTs) don't glidewalk.
(If you have glidewalking clips, would you be willing to upload them somewhere? It would be great to actually see it in motion.)
How did you figure out glidewalking?
June 5, 2009 - 5:10pm | 12 posts
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In terms of models - I am told that criminals walk smoothly so "bobbing" does not attract attention - but I have never had a chance to use them as a model ROFL