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Why do I bounce when I walk?

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profitbob Answered:

That is a good question. It can tear your muscle fibers, so it is not good for you. It doesn't seem to be a common symptom, so probably you will have to go to a doctor to find out the reason. Sorry I can't be more help, but at least I am not making jokes at your expense.

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frischlag Answered:

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ron Answered:

Many athletes do a bounce in their walk when they warm up. It's a great stretching exercise. Try it to extreme and go high on yout tip-toes with your arm stretched high. Do this for about 20 paces and feel the stretch in the calves. It's a natural walk for you. Watch others as they walk. You will see all sorts of variety.

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Have you tried wearing these? http://hubpages.com/hub/Reebok-EasyTone-shoes-UK. They cushion the heel and toes and absorb the pressures generated when walking. Not only are they super comfortable, they tone your legs as well, and you can use them for jogging too.