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Published 11:15 26 Aug 2015 BST
Updated 11:20 26 Aug 2015 BST

A chap called Professor Shoelace - or Ian Fieggen, as he's also known - shows there's a better way than the traditional 'bunny ears' or the 'loop and swoop' methods we were taught as kids.
The man has created the 'Ian Knot' - which seems to be the world's fastest method for tying shoelaces.
Blink and you miss it!
But luckily he slows down his high-speed new method for those of us who need a little more instruction...
https://youtu.be/WgSwvDkJVxE
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