Use a Coke To Gesture When Speaking

The video tutorial provides three tips for effective speaking gestures. It begins by addressing the common struggle of not knowing what to do with one's hands while speaking. The first tip suggests finding a 'home base' for your hands when not gesturing. The second tip advises holding your hands loosely, as if holding a can of coke, to maintain a relaxed posture. The final tip recommends gesturing once or twice per sentence to emphasize key words, returning to the home base when not gesturing.

What is the suggested 'home base' position for your hands when not gesturing?

• Below knee level

• Above shoulder level

• Above belt level

• At eye level

What is the analogy used to describe how to hold your hands loosely?

• Like holding a book

• Like holding a can of coke

• Like holding a pen

• Like holding a phone

Who provided the tip about holding hands like a can of coke?

• A famous actor

• Alan Weiner

• Ricky Bobby

• The narrator

How often should you gesture to emphasize keywords in a sentence?

• Once or twice per paragraph

• Once or twice per sentence

• Every word

• Never

What should you do with your hands when not gesturing?

• Keep them in your pockets

• Wave them around

• Return them to the home base

• Clap them together