When you're confident being sneaky in small, controlled environments, it's time to practice sneaking in larger, more active environments. If possible, make significant movements only when there's another noise to cover it up (for instance, when an airplane flies overhead).Įxpand your sneaking practice.Also, avoid bumping into any glass or metal or stepping on twigs if you're outdoors. Most carpets are quieter than hardwood floors, which can squeak and amplify the sound of your footsteps. If you must use shoes, wear a pair with soft soles that won't squeak on wet surfaces. Soft fabrics are best - sweatpants and many types of athletic wear work well. Don't wear clothes that make noise when they're ruffled or when you move in them. Keep your knees slightly bent as you shift your weight slowly from one foot to the next. Use as many of the following techniques as possible to dampen your audio profile and decrease the chances people will hear you coming from miles away! People can hear you even if they can't see you, so one of your first concerns while sneaking around the house should be to make as little noise as possible. Minimize the sound you make while moving. Even a basic understanding of where most of the rooms, windows, and doors are located can help you make good choices about which areas to avoid and where to hide if the need arises. If you can, learn a building's floor plan before hand.Stay near walls when possible - you know you can't be seen through the wall, so you can focus your attention on the angles from which you're more likely to be spotted. You can't see in every direction at once, so in these areas it's hard to keep track of other people and, thus, easier to get spotted. If you need to, crouch or contort yourself to conceal yourself behind counters, trees, skinny pieces of wall, or any other environmental features you can use to block other peoples' lines of sight. Always keep something between you and other people who might see you. The most essential aspect of sneaking is not to be seen doing something bad! Whether you're stealing fries from a friend's lunch or sneaking out past curfew, you'll want not to be seen.
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