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Hi William, Tandem walking sounds like fun, especially if it involves someone you are close too (OK I admit it - the pun was intended). Unfortunately it doesn't work for me as it requires an invasion of my personal space. I have found in myself, and have noticed in some other PWP, that an invasion of personal space we are 'off' exacerbates PD symptoms. I have also found that my personal space occupies nearly twice the area it used too and doesn't adjust to suit conditions. Trying to enter a lift (elevator) with other people in it is like trying to move a king into check. Dennis. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Dennis Greene [log in to unmask] http://members.networx.net.au/~dennisg/ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ William Heitman wrote: >How to tandem walk: >1. Start out very close behind another person-almost to lightly touching >bodies >2. Walk together in a lock step fashion > >Dr DeLong (Emory U, Atlanta has opined that it is the abundance of sensory >information that makes the thing work. Why is sometimes not as important as >that it does. This works for me. > >Regards, >WHH 54/18 >