gmadone: Great question! I was going on the assumption that the IK is turned on for the feet since it is on by default in most cases for Poser figures. All the figures that ship with Poser are that way. Even if IK is turned on the foot can still be animated giving the floaty foot syndrome. In this case, deleting the keyframes for the feet will fix the problem. If the IK is turned off for the legs they will not be "pinned" at the foot. This means that any animation in any of the elements for the leg has the potential of moving the foot around. In this case the keyframes will need to be deleted for the offending element (element that has the animation data causing the movement). Cheers, Joe