Hand Gestures: What To Do with your Hands when Giving a Presentation

Don’t know what to do with your hands while giving a speech?

Whenever you are giving a speech or presentation on stage, you have to be mindful of your body language and gestures while presenting. Because when you are on stage and the audience is not only just focusing on the content of your speech but they sense a lot more from your body language. As a result, in this situation, people frequently struggle with how to hold or place their hands while speaking.

If you have watched the speeches of worldwide champions in public speaking, the maximum expression of their speech includes body language and voice modulation. They animate their voice and hand gestures, which adds to or enhances the overall presentation or speech and makes the message easily digestible to the audience.

In this video, we have explained how you can use your hands and their placement while speaking, which gives you a professional and authentic look. Start off by forming a triangle with your hands and placing them in front of your tummy to do the hand motion. This will give you confidence while speaking, and also you can focus on delivering the speech rather than being conscious about your hand gestures, movements, and where to place them.
Many people did not prepare themselves for their body language and hand movements, so either their hands are still or they put their hands in their pockets, which makes them look inflexible.


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