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Discussion in 'silly-walks' started by Asim - Apr 16th, 2023 11:47 am.
Asim
Asim
Tips:
  • Practice your balance and coordination skills to help you master the silly walks.
  • Be confident and committed in your movements, even if they feel a little silly or awkward at first.
  • Experiment with different styles of walking, such as exaggerated tiptoeing, big strides, or exaggerated arm movements.
  • Use your imagination to create a character or story behind your silly walk, which can help you stay in character and keep the game fun.
  • Try to incorporate obstacles into your silly walk, such as stepping over imaginary objects or weaving around imaginary barriers.
  • Have fun and don't take yourself too seriously!
Tricks:
  • Use props to enhance your silly walk, such as a hat, cane, or silly shoes.
  • Incorporate sound effects into your walk, such as exaggerated foot stomps or squeaky shoe noises.
  • Practice your silly walk in front of a mirror to see how it looks and make any necessary adjustments.
  • Watch videos of other people doing silly walks for inspiration and ideas.
  • Collaborate with a friend or group to create a silly walk routine or game.
Strategies:
  • Use the element of surprise to catch your opponents off guard and score points.
  • Stay in character and commit fully to your silly walk, which can distract and confuse your opponents.
  • Anticipate your opponents' moves and try to counter their silly walks with your own.
  • Take advantage of any environmental factors, such as uneven terrain or narrow spaces, to create unique and challenging silly walks.
  • Stay aware of your surroundings and be mindful of other people or objects that could interfere with your silly walk.
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