What to do with your hands when you're presenting!

[PresentationProzac]

Good information on hands, however, hands resting together above the belt is known as the pushcart position.

[AGTsings]

Anyone notice that during the video on what to do with your hands while presenting he moves his hands often.

[DOLARDIS]

Great short video with very useful tips.funny at some points:)

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[golemiqlo6vulk]

"What to do with your hands when you're presenting! "

Simply decisions are always on "one hand" distance...

"What to do with your hands .." ..too much thinking, too much stress..

Why ?!

Why are you people doing this to your self?!

just cut it off, put them away and go to .. presenting

Old guy,

dear presenter,))

.... don't you have other job;) Start searching ...something useful for your age;)

[golemiqlo6vulk]

@golemiqlo6vulk ;) No hard feelings , as you are guessed, I write age ;) but I mind hands

[seyan1991]

great Stuff!

[mysterious28girl]

thank you so much. This would certainly help with my speech tomorrow. :)

[Rennehern]

very interesting thanx

[joesoap292]

bet he's arms were tierd after all that

[sheba2302]

This was very informative. Thank you :)

[marmarana]

Very informative, very clear. Thank uou

[dgimpossibleman]

I think I will show this to my Oral Communication classes. Very clear material with good practical application.

[TheWoud]

He explains it very well. Thanks for the tips!

[SholehDrums]

cheers good video!

[borisjakovljevic]

"You don't want them floating and hanging in the air..." XD [moves hands around]

This looked a bit funny XD 3:28

[Glassmanog]

Great info !!!

[kurisupizza]

this was very informative to bad i will still fail at using my hands lol.

but this video was very awesome

[captain1morgan]

Great video! Steve does a nice job of explaining how to use your hands to get your message across without distracting your audience with too much waving around...!

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[reea1997]

helped a lot in a project

[mizutoaota]

super!

Thanx!

[revolutionaryjake]

Please post more of this videos it is very helpful!

[INFAMISE]

Wonderful!!

[spacemanGoldie]

This helped me tremendously in preparation for a job interview - thankyou for posting

[peebo777]

this works

[larouxSW9]

great advice - thanks for posting.

[TheTaattiii]

very helpful!

[adryangel]

THANK YOU!

[WafiHafez]

to my ODO-Car group , very imp وفككو من المحلاوي

[stufish4040]

Good job, Steve ! If I were still teaching, I'd be very happy to steal all of this info and pass it off as my own.

=]

[gur0004]

great tips. Appreciate it.

[tjwalker]

you are 100% correct on hands!

[Bugersaler]

used to rub side of my hand when spoken in front of the class like in 2:05 :) nice tips about resting positions