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To safely get up on stilts, make sure you have a spotter and follow a step-by-step method.

Jogging on stilts increases risk and should be done with controlled movements.

When wearing a costume, ensure that it doesn't impede balance or vision.

Leaning requires shifting your center of gravity while being conscious of the stilts' limits.

Proper posture and balance are key to walking on stilts without injury.

To turn safely, use your leading foot and shift your weight gradually.

Wind can greatly affect balance, so take extra precautions and adjust your performance.

Climbing stairs requires careful placement of stilts and balance.

When dancing, your movements need to be more fluid and safety should be your primary concern.

To safely spin on stilts, maintain a tight core and spot your turns to avoid dizziness.

Navigating uneven terrain on stilts requires being alert and ready to adapt to changes in the surface.

Jumping on stilts should be done with care and only by those who are experienced and confident.

Descending requires careful control and should be undertaken with caution.

To squat safely, lower your body using your leg and core muscles while maintaining balance.

When handling props, keep your balance and be aware of the prop’s effects on your stability.

When interacting, be aware of your surroundings and the safety of yourself and the audience.

A bow on stilts should be executed with control and within the range of your balance.

Balance your weight equally on both stilts and stay alert to maintain a standstill position safely.

Kneeling on stilts should be executed slowly to maintain control and balance.