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Master Don Juan
On Tuesday I'll be presenting a quick five minute "how to" speech, which is suppose to be not all academic-related.
My topic is "how to ride a longboard." For those of you unfamiliair with this, it's basically a long skateboard, designed not so much for fancy tricks and such as simply enjoying a nice, fast, ride. Despite this, there's still a lot of mechanics that go into riding one.
I plan to present the basics--standing correctly, how to stop, and to introduce "carving," a technique that uses the flex of the board to slow down and make turns.
I need some ideas for a good, attention-grabbing introduction that will help me flow into the body of the speech.
My topic is "how to ride a longboard." For those of you unfamiliair with this, it's basically a long skateboard, designed not so much for fancy tricks and such as simply enjoying a nice, fast, ride. Despite this, there's still a lot of mechanics that go into riding one.
I plan to present the basics--standing correctly, how to stop, and to introduce "carving," a technique that uses the flex of the board to slow down and make turns.
I need some ideas for a good, attention-grabbing introduction that will help me flow into the body of the speech.