TIP 3: HIGH FIVING - ALWAYS NAIL IT!
Credit for this tip goes to Alex Jacobs, a good friend of mine - who is also an accomplished father!
Get the basic etiquette for high-fiving here. And once a high-five has been initiated, make sure it's a good one... with this simple tip.
Step 1: Look at the other person's elbow.
Yep, that's it. No other instructions necessary. Just look at the other person's elbow, not their hand - and you'll be guaranteed an impressive connection.
Strangely it works with adults and kids alike. There seems to be no limit to the power of this trick. Give it a go.
BONUS TIP: Nailing a 'windmill high five' like Mav and Goose (0:22), takes practise - so only attempt it with people (or kids) that you high-five frequently. The key here is to look at the elbow 'up-high', but keep walking past for the 'down-low'.
Credit for this tip goes to Alex Jacobs, a good friend of mine - who is also an accomplished father!
Get the basic etiquette for high-fiving here. And once a high-five has been initiated, make sure it's a good one... with this simple tip.
Step 1: Look at the other person's elbow.
Yep, that's it. No other instructions necessary. Just look at the other person's elbow, not their hand - and you'll be guaranteed an impressive connection.
Strangely it works with adults and kids alike. There seems to be no limit to the power of this trick. Give it a go.
BONUS TIP: Nailing a 'windmill high five' like Mav and Goose (0:22), takes practise - so only attempt it with people (or kids) that you high-five frequently. The key here is to look at the elbow 'up-high', but keep walking past for the 'down-low'.
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