#PUNK MOSH PIT HOW TO#
Headbanger 101: Mosh Pit Etiquette and How to Make It out Aliveġ) Pick ’em up when they fall – What it says on the label. Remembering that a mosh pit is not a place to cause people harm but a place to have some fun and let out a little rage. It’s key for both those in and out of the pit to respect both personal space and personal safety. Everything we’ve covered up to this circles back to respecting either yourself, others, and even the venue. The governing body of a seemingly disorderly mosh pit is, unmistakably, respect. And definitely don’t throw anything: garbage, drinks, etc. But bringing glass or other drinks that could break and hurt someone is a no go. If you’ve got a plastic one in your hand, just hang onto it and don’t let go. If there’s one thing to avoid: bringing drinks into the pit. This is also a good way to avoid getting your valuables swiped, which has been an increasingly common problem at festivals.
#PUNK MOSH PIT ZIP#
Buckle down backpacks, zip up your pockets, and take off jewelry or things that can dangle like perler necklaces. Rule 4: Take in only what you needĪlthough it’s a good practice in general at music festivals, keep your things secured to you especially when jumping into a pit. Much like a tornado, a mosh pit can spring up unexpectedly and take everything in its path with it. Understanding that a pit isn’t for everyone also cannot be stressed enough. Rule 3: Not everyone wants to be in the pit Generally people are pretty forgiving, so long as you’re not clearly trying to harm someone. If someone else catches a stray limb of yours, be sure to check on the person. If by some chance you catch a stray limb, don’t take it personally, chances are it was a mistake. It’s hard to not get a bit riled up when Throwin’ Elbows or Prison Riot get dropped, but you should still be aware of how you make contact with others.īe conscious of your surroundings and your movements and avoid letting your limbs flail too much and potentially into someone’s face. Rule 2: It’s not a fightĪ mosh pit allows you to release some aggression because the music gets you hyped, not because you want to fight. If they look seriously injured, get them out of the pit and assess if they need to go to the medical staff. Try to make enough room around them and give a hand to help them up. The bottom line: pick someone up if they fall. Unfortunately, so can falls, especially if the ground is uneven or slippery. When there’s a lot of shoving, unsteady footing can be almost guaranteed. A mosh pit can be a dangerous place, especially for someone who’s fallen on the ground. Seriously, we can not stress this one enough. Avoiding Anxiety in Autistic Children: A Guide for Autistic Wellbeing Sensory pleasure (which could be viewed as almost the opposite feeling to anxiety) can be one of the richest, most delightful experiences known to the autistic population – and should be encouraged at any appropriate opportunity.
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