Reply To: Rabbi Miller on walking during davening

Harav Epstein, author of Torah Temimah zt”l , writes that certain tfillos and requests are like shooting an arrow from a very short distance away from a bull’s eye. Other requests are like standing a distance away and require more concentration and skill to hit it.
On a more practical level, you’re sitting and trying to concentrate while others are walking back and forth,
sometimes davening so loud as to drown out the shliach tzibbur.