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Try taking one step back before going forward, or if you want to go to the right, take one step to the left first, etc. Wrong Way First, we call it. Also try lifting your knee up to tap it with your hand, then step forward. Or, start a little song, a marching ditty, then step off on the beat. John Argue Movement and Voice Teacher On Mon, 17 Jun 1996, Helen Griffiths wrote: > My father has difficulty progressing from standing still to walking. He > goes through what he calls a "stutter step" before he can stride out. > Sometimes it helps to take a sideways step. Any other suggestions on how > to prevent or minimize this? > > -- > > Helen > > [log in to unmask] >