I have not been on one for many years, so I don' t really know. I can walk on treadmills but have to hang on. Then when it stops, I have to step off and stand there holding on for a minute or to to reorient myself.

Thanks Kitt, I have extremely high arches, slight hammer toes, extremely week ankles, and can not attempt to try to run. I walk looking down constantly so I know where my feet are. I also get cramps in calves and feet and burning pains in legs. Lately with this stupid cold weather my toes are getting painful cramps. My big toe the other night wouldn't go flat and was stuck. I told my husband I am going to retire on a beach somewhere, too bad I am only 36 so it is still a good 30 years away. Now that I am wishing time would go any faster because I do not want to miss anything with my boys. Sorry that was off the subject.

QUOTE=Dr. Smith;1041749]For those of you with problems with escalators, how do you do with moving walkways? You may not like them either, but to the same degree? As there is no up-down motion, might they be a segue to adapting to escalators?

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