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And now for something completely different: Study says silly walks can be effective cardiovascular exercise.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I hadn’t seen this movie. How fun! Got a good laugh. What makes the walk truly funny is doing it in a business suit!
Apunzelle
Level 7
Dec 27, 2022
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Yes, that and the extremely serious facial expression. This is my favorite Monty Python episode!
@Organist1 What about :
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and
and this and all the others on this channel
'favorites' one-and-all 
@FearlessFly I love them all!
I wish I had the nerve to do this! I do go for a 60-75 minute walk every evening, but I see people I know along the way and they might really start wondering about me!
Guess I'll have to resort to doing some simple exercises at home (in private) where I don't mind dancing alone in my living room for exercise.
During the pandemic I was going out dancing a few times per week, which I think was very helpful for my health and social well being, but now that everyone is back working and places are crowded, I'm not doing that so much anymore.
Julie808
Level 8
Dec 26, 2022
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When I lived in KC the local dance studio would have Friday night parties. It was like ten bucks to get in, drinks/snacks were free, and ALL the instructors were there. EVERYBODY got drawn onto the dance floor and you'd learn a little if you had no experience. It was difficult for me to get into that style since I've only done belly dance for a few decades. I'm not used to partners!
I do Leslie Sansone's Walk at Home videos. They're kind of a combination between dancing and a silly walk. Low impact aerobics, and fun, I think.
@Larimar When I go out dancing, I normally just dance by myself or with acquaintances who are also there or sitting nearby. It's mostly women out there dancing and none of us wait to get "asked" to dance, we just go out and wave others on to the dance floor when the mood strikes us. Sometimes a little "come on" wave is all we need to feel invited to dance. I actually feel uncomfortable being "asked" to dance anymore, except by platonic friend. Otherwise I feel like I owe that person my attention for 3+ minutes and that's just too much for me, since I'm not looking for a connection. 
Ministry Of Silly Walks - Monty Python's Flying Circus (video) :
FearlessFly
Level 9
Dec 26, 2022
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The original was a joke against Old Etonians going into ministry jobs. Rather unfortunate for me as my brother was a teacher at Eton and had suffered from birth a form of spasticity confined to his two feet. He has spent a lifetime walking on his toes.
Of course unless you fall over.
rogerbenham
Level 8
Dec 26, 2022
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Ahh the dreaded hip replacement. Agreed to be avoided at all costs.
@Kurtn Not done that yet but having just used up "6 or 7 of your lives" I'm not in a hurry.
@Gwendolyn2018 Presently I have no choice
Who knew that a satirical comedy would turn out to be prophetic?
vocaloldfart
Level 7
Dec 26, 2022
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I think skipping is highly under-rated.
puff
Level 8
Dec 26, 2022
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@Gwendolyn2018 I was never much good at it. Girls were better.
Skipping can be fun... skipping classes, religious instruction, boring meetings and forced political mandates. )
@Gwendolyn2018 True
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