What jobs require you to be on your feet quite often and moving around?

I'm tired of having a job where I sit on my butt all day. I'm curious what jobs will get me moving around a bit more. Besides being a fitness trainer, which I don't see myself doing.

What jobs require you to be on your feet quite often and moving around?
Nurse--at least 3 years college/university


Patient support worker--6 mos - 1 yr program


Hairdresser--up to 3 yrs (training + apprenticeship)


Flight attendant--some college, depends on airline and state


First Aid/CPR instructor (FA/CPR certificate + 16-hr training course)


Veterinarian/vet assistant, dog walker, animal therapy specialist, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, chef, waitress, fast food service, convenience store clerk, cashier, factory production line worker, quality control person, newspaper delivery, letter carrier, professional sports, skating/dance/gymnastics/phys ed instructor, conductor, news reporter, TV camera operator, anything to do with theater--choreographer, actor, stage manager, lighting, props master, set and costume workers...
Reply:I will make it unanimous, a waitress. You could also consider a bartender. Another strenous job, with more benefits is the mail handler at the post office. The mail handler works at the post office in the back office, however, this is not a job for the faint at heart. My sister does this job, she lost 10 pounds and is now looking pretty cut.
Reply:waitress, definetlly.
Reply:Waiting tables
Reply:waitress.
Reply:I am going to go different..try stewardess..better than a waitress as now you are almost doing the same thing but you get to travel to visit different cities/countries.