Penguin Shuffle Techniques and Safety

The video tutorial explains how to walk safely on icy surfaces using the Penguin Shuffle technique. It emphasizes taking slow, short strides with feet slightly angled out to maintain balance and prevent slipping.

What is the primary purpose of the Penguin Shuffle technique?

• To avoid walking altogether

• To look like a penguin

• To maintain balance on slick surfaces

• To walk faster on icy surfaces

How should your strides be when using the Penguin Shuffle?

• Fast and narrow

• Long and fast

• Slow and short

• Wide and quick

What angle should your feet be at while performing the Penguin Shuffle?

• Slightly angled out

• Pointing inward

• Straight ahead

• Parallel to each other

Why is it important to take short steps on icy surfaces?

• To conserve energy

• To make a loud noise

• To cover more ground quickly

• To maintain balance and prevent slipping

What should you avoid doing when walking on ice?

• Taking long strides

• Taking short steps

• Walking slowly

• Angling feet out