No matter how many dirty looks you throw at your colleagues who come into work sick, they just seem to keep on doing it, don’t they? So how do you get the team engaged and throwing high fives during cold and flu season this winter?
Easy… the “Foot Five.”
Three ”Foot Five” Innovations
We’ve spent the better part of the morning concocting three ways to show your co-workers that you appreciate them without spreading germs that lead to illness. Here they are in order of difficulty to perform:
The Mule Kick: Inspired by the P90x Tae-Kwon-Do workout DVD, the Mule Kick is probably the easiest way for two colleagues to throw a foot five with one another. Simply give an individual a knowing glance as you walk by them, turn around, and kick your foot out backward.
TIP: For best results, each person must use the foot closest to the other party during the walk by.
The Kid’n Play Kick Step: That’s right, I used to rock 2 Hype on cassette back in the day… There’s no shame in that. House Party 1, 2, 3 and 4 were amazing movies, by the way. Now you can relive the magic of the 80s at work, with the Kid’n Play Kick Step Foot Five.
Tip: Check out this video, at minute 1:20, for a complete demonstration.
The Crane: Sweep the leg, Johnny, with this awesome foot five innovation. The Crane is probably the most difficult “Foot Five” to coordinate and maintain for the purposes of taking a photo, but it is definitely one of the most fun “Foot Five” innovations that our team came up with … Bonus points if you look each other in the eye with willful determination just prior to performing this kick.
Share With Us
Now that you know how to conquer cold and flu season at work, once and for all, take a picture of yourself performing a “Foot Five” and share the link with us in the comments below.
Special shout out thanks to LT and Shane for being awesome…
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