Turns & Direction Changes

A person standing upright walks backward while facing forward, then turns back over the right shoulder, and then starts to jog towards their right back diagonal while facing forward, and then comes to a halt.

A person walking forward abruptly steps on an object with their right foot and promptly starts jumping in pain before gradually turning to the right and continuing limping forward.

A person waves their right hand while facing left, then turns right to walk, stops briefly, and continues with short, steady steps in the right back diagonal while facing forward.

A person talks to an adult using hand gestures for a while, then turns around over their right shoulder, walks in that direction, and then walks sideways to their right.

A person raises their right hand to open a door and walks diagonally to the right before quickly turning to the side and closing the door with their left hand.

A person walks in their right back diagonal, then turns over to walk backwards and then comes to a stop to repeat the sequence several times at a steady pace.

A person opens a door with their right hand, enters through it and turns back over their right shoulder to close the door and stand upright facing backwards.

A person turns to the right diagonal and walks forward, then turns back over their left shoulder, walks forward, and then finally turns at a steady pace.

A person slowly walks forward on an edge, then turns over their right shoulder and continues walking before stepping off the edge and standing straight.

A person standing upright opens a door to the right with their right hand, walks through, turns around, closes it, and returns to an upright stance.

A person briskly walks backward, turns over their right shoulder, walks forward, and then jogs to the right back diagonal before coming to a stop.

A person slowly walks along the edge, then turns back over their right shoulder before continuing forward and stepping down from the edge.

A person turns to the right and walks ahead. They walk backwards in the left-back diagonal direction and point to the ground at the back.

A person walks backward facing forward, turns over right shoulder to the back, and ends with a backward diagonal jog to the right.

A person standing upright is shifting the weight on the right leg and then turns to face right while slightly swaying their arms.