That's all very true.
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I've read stuff about the way women walk and then I pay attention to how I walk to see if any of it makes sense [I'm a GG]. And generally, the 'classic info' that's floating around is wrong, at least for me. My feet do straddle a line, if I walked with one foot in front of the other tracing a line I'd topple over, and I definitely lead with my hips more. If I led with my boobs I'd look silly.
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I've never seen anyone who does that.
One thing I've noticed is that guys tend to lead with their shoulders. To move the shoulders and keep the hips steady is a very masculine way to walk. Whereas women's shoulders stay steady while their hips move.
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High heels tend to make my hips sway more, for some reason. Maybe it's a balance thing.
Maybe, just as added practice for getting that nice little hip movement when you walk, whenever you dance to music, move your hips. There's muscles in your abdomen that, when they're stretched and exercised, can make the movement very fluid and natural.
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Kinda like belly dancing. So that when you walk, you don't have to think about moving your hips, it'll happen on its own. I don't know if that'll actually make a difference, though, it just occurred to me.