Stayin’ Alive Moves: Not Just for Index Fingers Anymore

Posted on October 17th, 2008 by Wendy Harman

The Bee Gees’ Stayin’ Alive can be used as a training tool for CPR – because it has a near-perfect rhythm for timing compressions, it’s well-known and it has a tendency to get stuck in your head.

Sign up for a class and see for yourself!

Hat tip to Oregon Trail Chapter

Filed under: Health & Safety

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2 Responses to “Stayin’ Alive Moves: Not Just for Index Fingers Anymore”

  1. Stayin’ Alive Moves: Not Just for Index Fingers Anymore « Virtual Unity =, on October 18th, 2008 at 2:01 am Said:

    [...] October 18, 2008 Stayin’ Alive Moves: Not Just for Index Fingers Anymore Posted by vunity under Uncategorized   Stayin’ Alive Moves: Not Just for Index Fingers Anymore [...]

  2. The Compliance Resource Center » “Stayin Alive” Helps Keep You Alive, on November 14th, 2008 at 2:42 pm Said:

    [...] this time both the American Heart Assoication and the Red Cross have acknowledged that Stayin Alive does represent the proper beat for chest compressions. [...]

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