the way i walk WEIRDD!!

[drumerdud]

i cant seem to walk correctly...i keep reading these things..but somehow,, even though im confident with my look..im not confident with my walk...i have this habbit(or is it genetics) of walking weird..i duno how to explain it..but my feet go out really wide..hard to explain..but u know how u walk striaght? well in my case, i duno why, but somehow, my stepping..goes spread out in a v manner..how do i fix this?

 

[Unregistered]

It sounds as if you walk like either a) you've been riding a horse too much or b) you have testicles the size of watermelons. Either way, you can make it work for you. Change your name to Cowboy Bignuts.

 

[drumerdud]

dude

serioues answer spls

 

[ThreeStorms]

Train your legs. Stronger legs automatically make you walk more manly.
Oh, and don't think about how to walk while you're walking...

 

[Soupar]

Are you feet at a V or does your stance start to go out like a V?

if its the former its not a big deal

if its the latter just walk straight...

 

[MrS]

thats alright, lots of people do that

 

[drumerdud]

my stance starts out as a v...duno why..but eveyrtime i try to correct it, it seems awkward, thus making my whole walk awkwar. So i figure, either practice walking normally, or just dont give a **** and be comfortable.

 

[Phoenix_of_the_ashes]

You worry about the way your walk works? Who are you, George Costanza?

 

[diablo]

Back in 9th grade I had a similar problem - several people commented on the way I walked. I figured out that it was due to having lived for the past year in an outdoor facility in Tennessee... nothing but hiking outdoors 24/7. While my gait was perfect for going up and down mountains, it stood out in Louisiana. While it's different for you, end result is the same. I paid attention to the way others walked and conciously made an effort to mimic it. After several weeks (or months, not sure which), it became natural. Now, my 'mountain walk' comes back when I need it - hiking, camping, etc... and my 'normal walk' is in place the rest of the time.