Walk like a penguin. Yes, this is the same diagram The Farmer's Almanac uses as a winter life hack. So, consider this your friendly reminder to walk like a penguin. I've even included this ...

It may seem a bit silly, but the safest way to walk on ice is to walk like a penguin. The key to the method is to take your time. “Arms at your side, don’t have your hands in your pockets ...

Or walk like a penguin. Point your feet slightly outward, and put your center of gravity directly over your feet as much as possible. Other tips to tackle tricky walking conditions include ...

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) hopes to keep people safe during the cold snap and says waddling like a penguin is a good way to avoid a nasty injury. Image: Penguin walk - step one.

Snow and ice are hazardous and lead to slippery paths. Trauma surgeons suggest people should walk like a penguin to reduce the risk. Lean the torso forward so the centre of gravity is on the front ...

Walk like a penguin - that's the simple advice if you want to avoid a potentially nasty fall on icy surfaces during the current cold snap. Dublin Fire Brigade shared the advice initially ...

Dr Emilia Crighton, director for public health at NHSGGC, said: “While it might seem silly to walk or waddle like a penguin, the alternative may be a nasty injury. “Remember, when it comes to ...

The NHS in Scotland says people should walk like a penguin to avoid falling in icy conditions. Scotland, along with the rest of the UK, has seen below freezing cold temperatures this week ...