You may look more foolish walking than those adorable, wingless, black-and-white birds do when they waddle naturally, but ...

It’s not just the roads that are slick and ice-covered, sidewalks and driveways are as well and if you’re not careful, one misstep will put you on the icy ground.

If you’ve turned down a chance to go out with family or friends or cut down a favorite activity because you might fall, Matter of Balance is for you.

How do you walk like a penguin on ice? Changing your typical stride used in non-icy conditions is key to being able to walk like a penguin.

The hospital is reminding people to use the “Walk Like a Penguin” method to avoid falling in this weather. This involves pointing your feet out like a penguin, bending your knees slightly and ...

To Safely Walk Across Patches of Ice, You Need To Channel Your Inner Penguin Walking on ice should be avoided whenever possible, says Ed Deboo, DPT, but if you have no other choice, try channeling ...

So, consider this your friendly reminder to walk like a penguin. I've even included this handy dandy video with a real person, too.

The National Health Service in Scotland has encouraged people to 'walk like a penguin' in order to avoid slips and falls on icy pavements.

Experts at the National Health Service office in Glasgow say a penguin’s waddle protects the bird from falling on ice, and the same can be true for humans.

Hospitals teach people to walk like a penguin on ice and snow to avoid injury from falls ...