[Youtube Review][TED] How to tie your shoes | Terry Moore

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Summary Comments : [TED] How to tie your shoes | Terry Moore

Cl***********:

I tuck my laces into my shoes. I think tucking your laces in your shoes is a better thing to do. 1. you don't have to worry about your shoes coming undone and tripping on them. 2. if in a hurry I can just slip them on and go 3. shoes look better without dangling laces.

bi******:

I don't tie my shoes either of those ways... The way I was taught to tie my shoes was to:
1. tie a knot (duh)
2. make "bunny ears" (bows)
3. tie the "bunny ears" in a knot as if they were just shoelaces.

 

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Playtime Comments : [TED] How to tie your shoes | Terry Moore

Mr****:

2:26 interesting that he explains the the change as "this is a little harder for children" but his solution is "i think you can handle it"
at 2:15 when starting the knot, he puts right over left.
you can eliminate the "this is a little harder for children" step by doing left over right instead.

Fa***********:

@myloveispuke 2:35

Ol******:

01:16

 

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Top Comments : [TED] How to tie your shoes | Terry Moore

Su***:

This is knot common.

Wu********:

that wonderful moment when you realize you've been doing it the 'right' way already, without even knowing it.

Da********:

This is by far and away the DUMBEST thing I’ve ever seen. This nimrod invents a whole new way to ties your shoes because the if you tie them one way, the “bow” points “north & south,” rather than “east & west” (across the shoe.) Here’s a MUCH simpler way to fix that…IF you find fixing is necessary. If your bows end up north/south, here’s what you do: When you make the first big X, as you begin tying, you’re going either right OVER left or vice versa. If your bow is north/south, simply switch the way you make your X. Done deal. What a moron.

Su*****:

Meh. I like the bunny ears method better.

Wh*******:

I've always used the strong form...

But then again, I only tie my shoes when I first get them, and then just slip my feet in and out as needed.

St************:

What you need to understand and what any good Boy Scout will tell you is that the first knot he ties is a granny not and is very difficult to untie. should the the stings come out of their bow format.  The second know that he ties is in fact a square knot and is very easy to untie even if the strings come our of the out of the loop/bow.

Mk*:

It may be easier to just reverse the "base knot" and do the actual knot as normal. You still get the same strong version of the knot.

Di***********:

I gotta tell my mom to tie my shoes the right way from now on

Ri********:

Or just do the initial overhand knot the opposite way and do the bunny knot how you've always done it.

Sr******************:

I've been doing it right all my life without watching this? Okay. Life skill mastered. B) 

um*********:

Seriously, this works. All my shoes now have stupid round laces and they never would stay tied. I'd have to retie 3 or 4 times a day. Well they've been on my feet now for 16 hours and they're just as tight as when I tied them this morning.

vi*******:

My life is changed forever now

Po*************:

It also works if on the first step when you cross the strings, just cross them the other way, then tie as normal. Figured this out on my own.

P*:

Excellent.  And the philosophical underpinning of what he's done there is actually really important, (in my opinion).   ie. HACK LIFE.  Try different things and different thinking.   Work out your own answers, your own ways of doing . . . whatever . . . everything . . . ?

Jo******:

I always tie my shoes using two bunny ears. This didnt hlpe me : (

Be**:

Wait, I don't even tie my shoes like that? I though you were supposed to start with two loops?

Ca**************:

Americlaps

Fi***************:

Just saying "round" and "shoelace" in a sentence could trigger me LOL

Ca*********:

I don’t even tie my shoes the way that “everyone does” apparently. Wtf

Gu*********:

Left handed...
This is just how I have always done it. So at least I have this going for me. Now if only I could get a damn pair of scissors that work.

Mu****:

I was right my whole life and I didn't even know it.

Fa**************:

good thing I wear sketchers with Velcro so I don't have to worry about tying them, they also light up so I got that going for me. pretty cool hu?

Go***************:

I was always wrong...

ka****:

lucky for me this was how i learned to tie my shoeses ... yay 

Ni****:

Tested this and I believe this is the best way.
I've skated (longboarded) more than five marathon without having to tie my shoes with this method.

Ca*********:

I first saw this video a year ago, and thought it was pretty cool. Now that I have a job where I wear dress shoes, I wanted to come back and see how to tie shoes "properly" it turns out I was taught the "strong" knot the whole time. I can't figure out how to do the "weak" form.

sh******************:

I tie my with 2 bunny ears still at 26, does that mean I'm wrong?

Ed*****:

This video changed my life several years ago. So, deep............

Ri****:

Fun fact: You can just flip the first knot. It's easier than learning to make a loop the other way around. Same result.

pu*******:

"AND HERE'S HOW YOU DO I-(camera turns to crowd clapping)

AJ*****:

I've been tieing my shoes wrong for my whole life. I never thought to question why my shoes and boots always come untied until recently. 3min of video corrected roughly 27 years of incorrect shoe tieing. This video also corrected my parents shoe tieing know how! They have been tieing their shoes wrong for at least 60 years! Thanx to my teachers for this one!
Time to wake people up by informing them with this!
Wake up people! Tie your shoes right!!!!

Jo*******:

The fact that it was uploaded by a channel with TED in the name didn't tip you off?

Da******:

TIL that I've always tied my shoes correctly. #prodigy  

lo****:

The REASON the second way works better is easy to understand: because the first way is essentially a "Granny Knot" while the second is a square knot. The Granny Knot is the false square knot and is the bane of all beginning Boy Scouts.
I discovered this for myself only recently after decades. But the reason I discovered it is because my 9-year-old son's laces always come untied and I wanted to help him.
There remains the question as to why we all tie it the wrong way (a Granny knot). Reason: I am right-handed so the first overhand knot is right over left, and it's easier to follow it by right over left again, giving the Granny. You have to consciously think
"roght over left; left over right " to get the square knot described in the video.
Now there's a well-known fix known as the double knot: just tie an overhand knot (either direction will work- but best would be another square knot, so R/L, L/R, R/L)) on top of the usual knot. To undo it, you have to first undo the overhand knot, then pull the lace. But this has the disadvantage that if you forget you tied a double knot and simply pull on the lace, it will tighten and
be much harder to untie. There's a BETTER OPTION my Dad taught me which he I think taught himself when he was in his 80s.
We call it "Grandpa's knot". You tie it just like the standard knot, but you loop it around one extra time. So, it's like
R/L overhand, then either way but twice (best would be L/R). Sort of like a "fisherman's knot" which is a many -times-repeated overhand. The ADVANTAGE is it amost never comes undone (almost as stable as the double knot) but it unties with a simple pull
of the lace. BUT my son has trouble tying this so we stick with whatever and re-tie it for him in emergency!

 

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