First, walking rules are like driving rules.
THE bad news first: Walking down the northern stretch of Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn, you will still have to squint very hard to see it as the borough's version of Park Avenue in Manhattan.
Things have changed since I was first walking out onto the track during the opening of the 2008 Beijing games.
It was really awkward at first — walking on eggshells, not really wanting to ask anything that might bring back any sad memories.
The regiment crossed the bridge and started forward, through artillery fire, first walking then increasing their pace to a canter, until they reached cover.
And remember under no circumstances should you say you remember the Kennedy assassination, man first walking on the moon or Woodstock.
I began to obsess over the idea of stepping toward happiness--even if that meant first walking through the darkness of the unknown.
Instead of retracing his path back to first base, A-Rod jogged directly from third to first, walking over the pitcher's mound in the process.
Upon first walking out of band practice last Tuesday night, slipping into the rental car and noticing the broken glass, I laughed a little.
First, walking speed was not matched to a predetermined over ground walking speed and across all sessions in our study.
First, walking is often viewed as a rhythmic, simple motor task, but among older adults, it has been shown to draw upon higher-level resources, including executive function (Hausdorff et al. 2005).
