Sentence examples for walking strides from inspiring English sources

Basically, the shoe can be trained to the wearer's running and walking strides and styles.

Unique among the units I tried, the Acumen JogMate allows you to program separate running and walking strides.

A study published in March in the journal BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, for instance, documented how women's walking strides grew wider and shorter as their pregnancies progressed.

Buy a treadmill that contains a deck with a minimum length of 54 in (1.37 m) and a minimum width of 18 in (45.72 cm) that you feel most comfortable with based on your walking strides.

After the Cornhuskers' 30th victory, which propelled them into their first Big 12 tournament semifinal since 2000, Griffin and Montgomery were walking stride for stride toward the locker room.

Sometimes, when two demo kids, each carrying an armload of tapes, approach each other, you'll see one of them break out of normal walking stride and slide into dance mode — head bobbing, shoulders twisting to the beat, lips pressed together — and the other person will respond by grooving to the tune a little, too.

The commanded swing height and walking stride was kept at 0.05 and 0.18 m.

In the time span between the 2 GPS connections, the user's footsteps and walking impact strength are measured by the accelerometer sensor, and then the algorithm estimates the user's walking stride, depending on the walking impact.

For the assessment of pain severity and therapeutic effects of analgesic drugs, we recently developed a gait analysis system, which provides an index of pain severity based on walking stride disturbance.

The thresholds for light (1 45 steps/min), moderate (46 75 steps/min) and vigorous (76+ steps/min) intensity physical activities were based on previous work which demonstrated a moderate-intensity walking stride rate to range from 90 to 113 steps/min depending on the height and stride length.

As you're walking, stride your arms at your sides to look like you're power walking with great confidence.