Lesson Level : 9
Drop Twist
lesson
The Lesson
Being able to correctly absorb impact without damage is essential for parkour. Demonstrate a good landing position from a drop off a full-stretch height or higher block / obstacle onto a perpendicular hip-height or lower wall.
Make sure you land in a stable position on both feet at the same time and there is no movement afterwards. No shuffling of feet or foot movement.
You will need to twist 90 degrees to land on the perpendicular wall.
The target wall must be standard brick-length or less in width.
Repeat three times.
Landing Position:
- You are landing both feet at the same time and on the ball of the foot (behind big toe)
- Your calfs, quads, hamstrings, glutes and lower abs are contracting hard.
- Your ankle, knee and hips are all at roughly 50%-70% bent position.
- You are actively contracting your toes and muscles.
- Chest up and back straight.
- Arms out in front for stability.
Challenge Details
Guidelines to successfully accomplish the challenge.
height.
Must be more than x1 times the height of a Full-Height
+ / -
You can use anything that is more than specified.
Multiplier
x1 times the specified amount.
Details
The height of the takeoff wall must be full-stretch height or greater.
height.
Must be less than x1 times the height of a Hip-Height
+ / -
You can use anything that is less than specified.
Multiplier
x1 times the specified amount.
Details
The height of the target wall must be hip-height or less.
width.
Must be less than x1 times the width of a Brick-Length (215mm)
+ / -
You can use anything that is less than specified.
Multiplier
x1 times the specified amount.
Details
Target Wall must be standard brick-length or less.
repetitions.
You must complete 3 repetitions
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You can repeat more than specified.
Details
Three in total.
landing.
Your landing must be Both Feet (Ball of the foot)
Momentum
Your momentum should be Precision once you have landed.
Details
Landing Two feet.
orientation.
Your orientation must be Finish turned 90 degrees
Details
Finish turned 90 degrees onto perpendicular wall.