Make it a rule to copy at least 10 walks per day. We went outside, lined up with someone from behind at a distance of ten meters, and follow him, repeating all the details of his walk: how he sways, how he throws and puts his foot, and so on.
Learn to see the details of the walk. Agree with friends, let any two of you walk side by side, you look at their gaits from the side and look for differences. You can give a correction so that one copies the other, and you suggest if there are any other differences and what needs to be added.
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Marina M., a student of UPP, writes: I would like to share my experience in completing the task: “Copying gaits”. While doing the task, I discovered a certain peculiarity. When I change my gait, facial expressions involuntarily change.
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