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Method 1 Falling Properly
- Protect your head. The most important body part that you needto protect in a fall is your head.
- Turn as you fall.
- Keep arms and legs bent.
- Stay loose.
- Roll out of the impact.
- Spread out the force of the fall.
Beside this, what is the correct way to fall?
There are correct ways to fall, however, the recommendedprocedures are:
- Tuck your chin in, turn your head, and throw an arm up. It isbetter-to land on your arm than on your head.
- While falling, twist or roll your body to the side.
- Keep your wrists, elbows and knees bent.
- Wear gloves, wrist guards, knee, or elbow pads.
- Put your hands on your waist or in front of you when you areskating.
- Practice falling.
- Bend your knees and go into a dip position.
- Fall to the side and lean forward as you fall on the ice.
- Recover from your fall.
- Take one foot and place it between your hands.
Then, how do you fake falling down?
To fake a fall, and avoid getting hurt,you must bring your arms down as softly as possible. Bend atthe waist to place your hands on the ground safely. The momentum ofyour walk should help you get the quickness of the fall youneed to make it look real. Bring your butt down to theground.
Tips for Picking Up a Senior Who Has Fallen
- Stay calm and help your loved one to remain calm by encouragingthem to take slow, deep breaths.
- Examine them for injuries like bruises, bleeding, possiblesprains and broken bones.
- Ask them if they are experiencing any pain, where it is locatedand how severe it is.