The roots of what the BMJ has dubbed "gunslinger's gait" can be traced, apparently, back to a KGB training manual, which the medical journal says instructed agents to "keep your weapon against the ...

Researcher's discovered a common walking style among Russian officials known as "gunslinger's gait," which features a stationary right arm, believed to be caused by KGB and other military weapons ...

Experts have discovered a new gait pattern among several well-known top Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. The authors term this "gunslinger ...

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Writing in the British Medical Journal, the team added: “This ‘gunslinger’s gait,’ may result from a behavioural adaptation, possibly triggered by KGB or other forms of weaponry training.

Yet speculation surrounding Putin’s health has plagued the President for the past decade. In 2015 experts noted that the Russian leader was suffering from “gunslinger’s gait”, which is a ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin walks with a curious "gunslinger's gait" -- a reduced swing in his right arm which he may have acquired through KGB weapons training, an unusual study published ...

A team of European neurologists says in a new study that Russian President Vladimir Putin walks with a peculiar "gunslinger's gait" -- a reduced swing in his right arm -- possibly related to ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin walks with a curious “gunslinger’s gait”, a reduced swing in his right arm which he may have acquired through KGB weapons training, an unusual study said.