Fire Informative Speech
* Introduction:
Some of you may say it is dangerous others may say it is crazy. Well, it can be both but after all it is fun to observer or the performer. Most of you are still wondering what I am talking about. I’m talking about fire breathing. According to the samples I passed over some of you, only 20% have guessed what I am talking about It is something that I play a role in therefor, today we will discuss the maximum safety we can achieve in fire breathing, training, knowledge needed, side effects and the word records held by the fire breathers. * General purpose:
I would like to inform the audience about fire breathing. * Specific purpose:
At the end of my speech the audience will be able to notice that fire breathing requires …show more content…
Most people who are taught fire breathing and eating skills are seasoned performers in their own right and are taught under the condition that the skills are not passed on until they become a recognized fire performer in their own right. Virtually all recorded incidents of serious injury by fire breathing involve untrained individuals, often while under the influence of alcohol. Using an incorrect fuel is usually a strong contributing …show more content…
Determination of the wind
Determining wind direction is extremely important when fire breathing. To determine the wind direction a fire breather will watch the flame on their torch and only breathe downwind. Breathing fire in high wind, or unpredictable wind, is not recommended.
3- How to breathe A- Two ways of spitting:
The professional way: Feel the breath expand your ribcage.....you are aiming to fill your whole chest cavity with air. At the end of the fourth, when you think you can't take any more air in, take a sip more. Hold for a count of four. Exhale over a count of four....and when you think you have all the air out, huff more out.
The beginner’s way, you only have to take a sip and spit it out using the air left in your chest disabling the function of the diaphragm.
4- Fire breathing can lead to side effects A- Inhalation
Lamp oil will coat the pulmonary tissues causing severe inflammation, preventing proper oxygen absorption, and carbon dioxide expelling. Improper technique can be fatal. B- Side effects appearing within 24h.
Dry Mouth, Dry skin, Singed facial hair, Nausea or stomach ache, headache,
Some of you may say it is dangerous others may say it is crazy. Well, it can be both but after all it is fun to observer or the performer. Most of you are still wondering what I am talking about. I’m talking about fire breathing. According to the samples I passed over some of you, only 20% have guessed what I am talking about It is something that I play a role in therefor, today we will discuss the maximum safety we can achieve in fire breathing, training, knowledge needed, side effects and the word records held by the fire breathers. * General purpose:
I would like to inform the audience about fire breathing. * Specific purpose:
At the end of my speech the audience will be able to notice that fire breathing requires …show more content…
Most people who are taught fire breathing and eating skills are seasoned performers in their own right and are taught under the condition that the skills are not passed on until they become a recognized fire performer in their own right. Virtually all recorded incidents of serious injury by fire breathing involve untrained individuals, often while under the influence of alcohol. Using an incorrect fuel is usually a strong contributing …show more content…
Determination of the wind
Determining wind direction is extremely important when fire breathing. To determine the wind direction a fire breather will watch the flame on their torch and only breathe downwind. Breathing fire in high wind, or unpredictable wind, is not recommended.
3- How to breathe A- Two ways of spitting:
The professional way: Feel the breath expand your ribcage.....you are aiming to fill your whole chest cavity with air. At the end of the fourth, when you think you can't take any more air in, take a sip more. Hold for a count of four. Exhale over a count of four....and when you think you have all the air out, huff more out.
The beginner’s way, you only have to take a sip and spit it out using the air left in your chest disabling the function of the diaphragm.
4- Fire breathing can lead to side effects A- Inhalation
Lamp oil will coat the pulmonary tissues causing severe inflammation, preventing proper oxygen absorption, and carbon dioxide expelling. Improper technique can be fatal. B- Side effects appearing within 24h.
Dry Mouth, Dry skin, Singed facial hair, Nausea or stomach ache, headache,