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freestyle walking 

Jumping and/or stalling on, off of, over, or gapping obstacles while performing tricks or grabs. These tricks often come from skateboarding or inline skating. It is not to be confused with freerunning or parkour because those involve jumping over very large obstacles, while freestyle walking you trick over objects that you would on a skateboard.
kid: i pulled a gnarly 360 indy over a 10 stair set in a freestyle walking session today
freestyle walking by freestyle21 January 6, 2009
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freestyle walking 

A sport similar to skateboarding and acrobatics in concept, yet is totally unique. Requires agility and quick thinking. Basically, jumping from/up to great heights, quickly navigating cluttered obstacles, or otherwise showing great physical dexterity on foot.
"My friend totally busted his leg freestyle walking. He was making a gap between two hedges and a powerbox. Man, we lost power for an entire DAY."
freestyle walking by krizzle April 6, 2005

freestyle walking 

A "creative" term for tripping and falling on yo face.
naw man. me!?? fall? no way! i was just doing some freestyle walking.
freestyle walking by goldfishbutt August 10, 2007

free style walking 

when walking you begin to jump off of things doing spins or flips if managable.
walking with hands or just dancing while walking. just make that walk intersting and your own style.
look at that guy, he's a hardcore free style walker. i wish i ould do some free style walking.
free style walking by chunkography January 6, 2009
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