Lesson Level : 2
Crouched Push
lesson
1m 21s

Video Details

The focus is on a new drill that involves a crouched starting position where the individual is required to execute a push-off landing technique. This drill begins with the participant crouched at the edge, and from this position, they simulate a drop which requires them to rotate their hands back to prepare for impact. The objective is to practice landing and pushing off efficiently, allowing for improved strength and control.

As the participant performs this exercise, they engage their hands strategically to absorb the impact and propel their hips away from the wall. The hands serve to cushion the landing, emphasizing the importance of technique and timing. Through this method, both the physical engagement and coordination needed for the drill are sharpened, benefiting those who need to develop their push-off skills.

Practicing this drill effectively not only boosts the individual's confidence in executing a quick and controlled landing but also helps in acclimating to the physical demands involved. Users are encouraged to experiment with the drill to build familiarity and assess its effectiveness in improving their overall ability to perform the desired movement pattern correctly.

Key points:

  1. A crouched push-off drill is beneficial for improving landing techniques and strength.
  2. The drill emphasizes proper hand positioning to absorb impact while propelling the hips forward.
  3. Regular practice helps athletes build confidence and coordination in executing push-off movements successfully.
Note: This video summary is generated by AI from the video transcript and may not always be accurate.

The Lesson

Demonstrate the exit of a dash-vault from a crouched position on a chest-height or greater block / wall / obstacle.

Example:

  1. Start crouching on the edge of a block with your legs hanging off the edge.
  2. Place both hands on the corner of the wall, on each side of you.
  3. Lift your hips up, as well as your knees in-front, and push forwards off the wall.
  4. Extend legs forwards and land on both feet.

You must use the flat part of the palm of the hands. No steepling.

You must land on both feet at the same time.

The block must be chest-height or greater.

You must repeat three times.


Challenge Details
Guidelines to successfully accomplish the challenge.
height.
Must be more than x1 times the height of a Chest-Height
+ / -
You can use anything that is more than specified.
Multiplier
x1 times the specified amount.
Details
The height of the wall must be chest-height or greater.
repetitions.
You must complete 3 repetitions
+ / -
You can repeat more than specified.
Details
Three repetitions are required.
landing.
Your landing must be Both Feet (Ball of the foot)
Momentum
Your momentum should be Stopped once you have landed.
Details
Landing on both feet.
hands.
The hands must be Flat hands
Details
The hands should be in a flat position, with the full palm touching. No steepled fingers or thumb tucked behind, raising the palm.
orientation.
Your orientation must be Start and Finish facing the same direction.
Details
Finish facing the same direction as your starting direction.

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so another good drill the second drill
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that you want to work on
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is doing the seated well it's not the
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seated push it's the push off but from a
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crouched position so you start on the
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Edge from here so now you're crouched
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and you're going to do the seated push
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off landing on the ground but now you
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have to drop a tiny little bit so from
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here I'm going to drop and bring my
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hands behind both hands land and push
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off this is going to get me used to a
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tiny bit more impact it means that I
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have to drop into that position as my
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feet drop I'm in midair for a
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millisecond my hands land and push
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pushes my hips away from the the wall so
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let's give this a go so from here there
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push back drive through
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this is another good exercise to
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practice um to start getting that Dash F
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Landing in that position with your hands
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behind and yeah getting used to that
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impact have a play see what you think
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so another good drill the second drill

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that you want to work on

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is doing the seated well it's not the

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seated push it's the push off but from a

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crouched position so you start on the

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Edge from here so now you're crouched

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and you're going to do the seated push

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off landing on the ground but now you

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have to drop a tiny little bit so from

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here I'm going to drop and bring my

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hands behind both hands land and push

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off this is going to get me used to a

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tiny bit more impact it means that I

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have to drop into that position as my

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feet drop I'm in midair for a

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millisecond my hands land and push

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pushes my hips away from the the wall so

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let's give this a go so from here there

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push back drive through

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this is another good exercise to

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practice um to start getting that Dash F

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Landing in that position with your hands

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behind and yeah getting used to that

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impact have a play see what you think