2015年12月15日 · Now researchers think they know why: It’s most likely KGB weapons training at work. Neurology professor Bastiaan Bloem of the Radboud University Medical Center in the Netherlands and colleagues...

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2015年12月15日 · A long-standing peculiarity in Russian president Vladimir Putin's walk — with his right arm held almost immobile, while his left arm swings freely — has sparked speculation over the years...

The gunslinger's gait is notable in Russian president Vladimir Putin, an ex-KGB member. He has been seen walking in this style, as early as April 2000, [3] while he was Acting President of Russia and prior to him becoming President of Russia.

Did you ever notice the walking style of Russian President Vladimir Putin? The way he walks with his right arm held rigid, while his left arm swings freely. ...

2015年12月17日 · Scientists have linked Vladimir Putin's walk to his KGB training, but another theory is that he is trying to project an image of toughness. What can you tell from the way someone walks?

2015年12月16日 · A GROUP of scientists claim they have worked out why Vladimir Putin has such an unusual walking style — and why other Russian politicians carry themselves in exactly the same way.

2022年3月4日 · Vladimir Putin appears to have shown signs of a distinctive walk, which could be linked to KGB training. Analysis of his walk appears to show Putin walking with a clear rigid leg and a...

2015年12月19日 · Researchers say the Putin perambulation isn't swagger over Russian soldiers in Ukraine or Syria but the result of KGB training. Mr. Putin was lieutenant colonel in the KGB before the Soviet...

2023年2月4日 · After a close analysis, the researchers have probably found the real reason why the Russian President walks with a curious “gunslinger’s gait.” According to them, Putin's asymmetrical arm swing...