Precision Jump - Standing on a fixed spot, (a bar, a wall etc.) and jumping to and landing precisly on another fixed spot. This is while maintaining your balance and not letting your momentum carry you past or over the landing spot. See also "Saut De Precision"
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01-24-2008 14:49
I find this hard, I've done it a few times, but once I didn't jump far enough, and they landed on the edge. They slipped and I fell with my stomach and my hands. It nocked the breath out of me. Now I'm kinda scared to do it again.
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01-24-2008 14:49
I find this hard, I've done it a few times, but once I didn't jump far enough, and they landed on the edge. They slipped and I fell with my stomach and my hands. It nocked the breath out of me. Now I'm kinda scared to do it again.
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01-27-2008 23:54
yeah i have had stuff like that happen to. i misjudged my grip on the edge of a hallway roof (one that is just the roof, no sides to do a proper cat leap onto) swung backward, lost my grip, and accidentally held my arm out to the ground (a bonehead move) without thinking about it and almost broke my wrist again. Last time i broke it the same way, but with more force i guess
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01-27-2008 23:54
sry i meant swung forward on it
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03-29-2008 03:47
to be honest this is quite easy when you get usesd to the flow of your movements when you hit the object. just land in a half crouched position with your arms out forward then stand up and you should be balancing.
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05-11-2008 03:56
Hey, this might help if you get scared, but even just start with lines on the ground, jump form one line to the next, getting increasingly father apart until you feel you have got that down to ease. Then start with little elevation, a plank of wood or 2, and jump onto that, just keep increasing the height/distance and BAM! You gots yo salad :]
P.S. I suggest never beginning on a high elevation and a far distance!! One, it can be quite intimadating to a learning mind and kill your confidence, and 2, I did, jumped from maybe 6 ft up across maybe only 5 ft (top of a playground) missed..
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