Post written by Moira Beaton DTM, Vice President Public Relations
To Move or Not To Move, That Is The Question
Darren La Croix was the winner of the Toastmasters International Speech Contest in 2001. I have listened to many of his videos and also have some of his material.
He explains things in a clear, simple way and he’s funny. He also makes his video tips short and succinct.
Here is one of Darren’s videos that dropped into my email Inbox a few days ago.
It’s one of the best explanations I have seen of when to move, how to move and how to elegantly transition from one point to another.
He also illustrates his points with clips from his winning speech – all this in 4 mins. 22 secs.
If you find this useful (or not), leave a comment.
Someone else who constantly talks with their hands. Yeah! I’m not alone!
Useful advice which makes it clear when to speak whilst moving across a stage. I will try to incorporate in future speeches at the club, when I wish to transition between two main points or when I am expressing a point of view from another person’s perspective.
Very interesting – I shall use it next week!
I’ll look out for it!