How would an aquatic race of humanoids move as flawlessly as humans do on land?

Assuming the same rules for physics apply to this world as they do for our own, how would a humanoid race that lives at the bottom of the sea be able to walk around like humans do on land? What kind of evolutionary trait would provide this phenomenon?

It should also be noted that they cannot swim unless on the surface of a body of water, and a select few can manage travel by land, although not for an extended period of time.

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