I have a 2-3 minute presentation on creatine!

[SVTMuscle]

:dance:in my communciations class we had to choose a topic to make an informative 2-3 minute speech on something. i was clueless, everyone was choosing random topics like cars and that stuff i figured i'd go ahead and do a presentation on something that i know about! i was orginally gonna it on healthy eating benefits of exercising, but the teacher said it was too broad, so i was like..whatever just creatine then. im gonna reference most of it from my book "Extreme Muscle Enhancement" anyone got any simple pointers? i know all about it, i just didnt know what i can say to actually make the class interested
everyone is gonna look at me with 2 heads when i say its on creatine and im just gonna be like...:FUfinger: haha

 

[Iron Warrior]

Just sound like you're in command when talking to the class. Use layman's terms when possible and keep the audience interested by talking about the benefits of creatine on enrgy levels, health, etc not just bodybuilding.

 

[refrieddreams]

I do a 3 min speech on creatine about 30 times a day. Make it entertaining, not just scientific...Get there atention, and keep it.

 

[knox]

Needs to be more speeches on creatine. Just last week in my biochem class some students were arguing with the professor that creatine was indeed an anabolic steroid.

 

[cable626]

lol knox did u step in and tell them the truth?

hey SVT good luck with that speech! let us know how it goes.

 

[knox]

I thought about standing up and saying, "hey, i take creatine, do I look like i take steroirds?" But I figured that wouldn't be the best approach, so I just sat there quietly. lol

 

[SVTMuscle]

Hey guys, well i had my speech today, it was a breeze, i barely did anything i just talked about everything i know, it was wicked simple. but i got nervous, i always do for some reason when giving speeches, which is weird because im a very loud and outgoing person, if the teacher told me to go up to the class instantly and sing a song, i'd be fine, but speeches... meh.. anyways, i got a 91. i guess informing fat people about aproduct they've never heard is easier than i thought