“Walking practice” in Japanese
Short answer
Walking practice in Japanese is “足慣らし” (ashinarashi). Full meaning: walking practice, getting one's legs into shape; warm-up, preparation.
Other ways to say “Walking practice” in Japanese
足固め
ashigatame groundwork, preparation; walking practice, strengthening one's legs; leg hold (wrestling, judo, etc.)
足慣し
ashinarashi walking practice, getting one's legs into shape; warm-up, preparation
足馴し
ashinarashi walking practice, getting one's legs into shape; warm-up, preparation
足馴らし
ashinarashi walking practice, getting one's legs into shape; warm-up, preparation
足ならし
ashinarashi walking practice, getting one's legs into shape; warm-up, preparation
足固
ashigatame groundwork, preparation; walking practice, strengthening one's legs; leg hold (wrestling, judo, etc.)
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