Ch. 124 Wall Orientation - Change of Direction
About this episode
Mickey discusses wall orientation and its importance during a change of direction in stressful conditions.
In this episode, Mickey discusses wall orientation and what left-hand and right-hand orientation really means. He covers why maintaining physical contact with the wall during a change of direction under stressful conditions matters, and how combining that with mind mapping and mental triggers helps you reorient yourself. Whether conditions change or you simply need to regain your bearings, these basic concepts can help keep you orient and re-orientate on the fire floor and floors above the fire.
People in this episode
Host: Mickey
Topics covered
- wall orientation
- change of direction
- stress management
- mental mapping
- fire safety
Keywords
- wall orientation
- left-hand orientation
- right-hand orientation
- mental triggers
- fire floor
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