Becky Gamin:

Pay close attention to the character's weight and balance. Having a character with a limp you have a great opportunity to play with his balance that you've underutilized here.

Matt Hirengen:

good poses for the most part, but he's off-balance at points.

Amdbcg:

hmmm... is the ailment real?
oh yeah, where are those follow through motions?
arcs seem to be there, but just be sure to continue the action for a wee bit after the character

Matthew:

The ahhh... prop feels weightless. You could also push your overlap, drag, follow-through and anticipation a little bit more.

chakravarma:

why he hold that one????

Martin Silfvast:

good effort, a little bit stiff.

Barnabas Boehler:

Interesting Prop, but I would have him be a little less lively if he needs a cane to support him when he walks. Also, even though he only takes a half-step...it feels like he's not putting his weight on the cane like he should

Matt Kelly:

he doesnt move like an old man with a cane... poor composition.. work on your arcs and show the weight transfer correctly

Carol Cheng:

the animation is quite floaty.

Chad Swanson:

hes got a walker cane as a prop but he doesn't move around like a elderly man at all...

Keep those things in mind. Gotta get insider the characters head. Each little detail gives the character more personality and spunk.

barak drori:

some weught problems there, when he shift his left leg forward his body stays still and after that his leg are preety much planted to the spot