How to Stay On Your Feet at Concerts
Make sure you are standing with both your feet on the ground., Keep your feet spread shoulder width apart., When you have both of your feet firmly on the floor, look at where in the crowd you are., If you are not at the front, look at the person in...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Make sure you are standing with both your feet on the ground.
If you only have one foot properly on the floor, you will be easier to knock over. -
Step 2: Keep your feet spread shoulder width apart.
Not only will you have better balance, but there's a much better chance that you'll keep a little space between you and everyone else.
Stand your ground. , If you are at the very front, place your hands on the barrier and don't let go. , It doesn't matter if they think you are a freak because of this next step.
Shift one of your feet so that it is firmly in between theirs.
This will make it easier for you to steady yourself if you are pushed. , A simple way to ensure this, is by bending both of your arms out in front of you, and resting your wrists against the back of the person in front of you.
This allows your chest room, and so nobody will be able to crush you. , If you do, it is very likely that you will lose your balance, and an excited fan will knock you over.
Make sure that, if you do go with the push, that you keep your arms out, and your feet flat on the floor. ,, That way, you can jump higher, and be sure to land on the ground. , Hold hands, or link arms with he people you went with, and walk to the exit. -
Step 3: When you have both of your feet firmly on the floor
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Step 4: look at where in the crowd you are.
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Step 5: If you are not at the front
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Step 6: look at the person in front of you.
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Step 7: Make sure that you have room to breathe.
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Step 8: If there is a sudden push
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Step 9: do not go with it.
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Step 10: If you have no choice but to be swept up by the crowd
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Step 11: make a cage around your chest with your arms to protect your ribs and your breathing
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Step 12: then use one foot at a time on the ground to keep yourself upright.
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Step 13: and when
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Step 14: you jump to the music
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Step 15: put your hands on the shoulders of the person in front of you.
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Step 16: At the end of the concert
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Step 17: try not to get in anyone's way.
Detailed Guide
If you only have one foot properly on the floor, you will be easier to knock over.
Not only will you have better balance, but there's a much better chance that you'll keep a little space between you and everyone else.
Stand your ground. , If you are at the very front, place your hands on the barrier and don't let go. , It doesn't matter if they think you are a freak because of this next step.
Shift one of your feet so that it is firmly in between theirs.
This will make it easier for you to steady yourself if you are pushed. , A simple way to ensure this, is by bending both of your arms out in front of you, and resting your wrists against the back of the person in front of you.
This allows your chest room, and so nobody will be able to crush you. , If you do, it is very likely that you will lose your balance, and an excited fan will knock you over.
Make sure that, if you do go with the push, that you keep your arms out, and your feet flat on the floor. ,, That way, you can jump higher, and be sure to land on the ground. , Hold hands, or link arms with he people you went with, and walk to the exit.
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