text:  Okay, so good question. Typically, it's tremors, tremors in the hands or the feet, sometimes in the chin or the jaw. Bradykinesia, which is slower movements, a lot of times there's a shuffling of the gait. So when people walk, when Parkinson's walk, they don't lift their feet up, they shuffle along, or they have heavy feet. Some don't swing their arms when they move, when they walk.