Impressing groups

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This is a summary of what participants have said about this workout over the last 12 months:

I felt actively involved in the workout	99%
The content was interesting	98%
I will use what I have learnt	98%
I'd recommend this workout to others	95%

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Lots crammed into a short period but well paced.

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Liked handshake with trainer - good involvement.

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It was very good to have the opportunity to practice.

If you can impress an individual then you can impress a room full. It’s just that the techniques you need are slightly different.

Whether it’s a presentation, a speech or something more unusual, and whether there are 30 people or 300, there are ways of conveying your message that will greatly increase the chances that your audience is, at a minimum, mighty impressed, and, at best, compelled to act in just the way you want.

If you are worried that you aren’t a ‘natural’ or that speaking in public ‘isn’t my thing’, then don’t. Very few people find it easy to start with and some of the best public speakers never find it easy at all. Equally, with the right type of preparation and a little practice most of us can surprise ourselves, and our audience, with the force and fluency with which we can engage a group. Are they sitting on the edge of their seats? They soon will be.

In 90 minutes you will have

Discovered how to go about creating a talk or presentation that achieves what you want.

Reviewed different ways of structuring your content to make it come alive.

Played with different language, tone and movement to see how this can enhance your impact.

Considered visualisation, unorthodox rehearsal and other ways to calm nerves and get fully prepared.

Tried to impress a group and been given full feedback on how well you did.

Decided what you can do next time you have to talk or present to a group so that you really do impress.

Impressing groups

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Participant reviews

If you can impress an individual then you can impress a room full. It’s just that the techniques you need are slightly different.

In 90 minutes you will have

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