Lesson Level : 6
Six Vaults
lesson
4m 10s

Video Details

Building a strong foundation in vaulting involves acquiring a diverse range of movements and mastering the art of chaining them together. As comfort with these movements grows, it becomes essential to focus on the transitions between them. This process requires a keen awareness of one’s body rotation and foot placements to smoothly cover the distance between different movements. Practicing dual movements in tandem can enhance understanding of how to connect various techniques seamlessly, and recognizing areas where speed decreases can help identify points for improvement.

As one continues to develop their skills, introducing more complex combinations of movement is beneficial. By adding additional movements to the routine and consistently practicing them, it creates an opportunity to fine-tune technique and flow. Observing how body positioning affects the execution of each vault type allows for a more intuitive understanding of which moves are best suited to a given situation. With repetition and experimentation, a practitioner can discover optimum footfall and hand placement, both vital for maintaining momentum and flow.

Ultimately, the journey of mastering vaulting is one of gradual progression and enjoyment. With every attempt, understanding deepens, and movements become more coherent and fluid. The key takeaway is that the more one practices and plays with these movements, the more natural they will feel. Incorporating this playful practice into regular training can foster creativity, allowing individuals to explore and refine their vaulting style effectively.

Key Points:

  1. Comfort with a range of movements and chaining them together is essential for improving vaulting skills.
  2. Consistent practice and experimentation with combinations enhance understanding of foot and hand placements, crucial for maintaining flow.
  3. Mastery comes with time, repetition, and a playful approach, encouraging creativity in vaulting techniques.
Note: This video summary is generated by AI from the video transcript and may not always be accurate.

The Lesson

Demonstrate six individual vaults with a maximum of only two paces between each one. You can do the same vault only twice meaning that a minimum of three different vaults are required.

You cannot loose momentum or fluctuate in your speed of the route. You can go slow, but you must remain consistent in speed. It will not count if you have to slow down to perform a vault or prepare for a vault.

You can use any obstacles or combinations of obstacles to create your route. You can use the same obstacles multiple times.

Repeat three times in total.

After you land with one or two feet, you can only take a maximum of two steps (paces) to the next vault.

Performing the same vault on the opposite side counts as a duplication.

This is to demonstrate the ability to chain multiple movements together with a seamless flow between each by using prepared, accurate and planned hand and foot placements.

You cannot pause or stop at any point in the route.


Challenge Details
Guidelines to successfully accomplish the challenge.
repetitions.
You must complete 3 repetitions
+ / -
You can repeat more than specified.
Details
Three repetitions in total.
distance.
Must be more than x2 times the distance of a Standard Pace
+ / -
You can use any distance that is more than specified.
Multiplier
x2 times the specified amount.
Details
You can only take two paces after a landing from a vault.
speed.
You must complete and demonstrate at Consistent
+ / -
Your speed can be more than specified.
Details
Speed of movement must be consistent with little fluctuations.
count.
The count must be up to 6
+ / -
The count can be more than specified.
Details
There must be six vaults or more.

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when you get comfortable with vaulting
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and you've increased your vocabulary of
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movements that you're able to perform
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the next step is to understand how you
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chain them together
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and understanding that it's about
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feeling the rotation of your body where
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it is going and the footsteps that you
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are taking to get distance and covering
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um the space between one and the other
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now this inherently takes time I would
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recommend doing two movements dual
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movements and chaining those two
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together and understanding how you put
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those
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together try to
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look at how you're pausing and where the
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speed is declining if you are able to
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get from one to the next without the
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decline of speed that you're not pausing
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or you're not taking extra steps than
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needed then you know you're at a good
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point then start adding more more
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movements add three four five six
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whatever and repeat them keep repeating
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the same route and understanding okay I
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can tweak this by you know stepping a
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little bit B further away or being
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closer or keeping my hand on the wall
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whatever it is uh to keep that momentum
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going what I'm going to do now is an ad
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hoc movement where I'm just going to
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chain a bunch of movements together and
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I'm going to try to keep that flow going
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and it's going to be really down to
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where my feet are going and how I'm
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going to be stepping you'll notice I'm
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not going to take multiple steps to
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cover a small distance it's going to be
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a move movements that are on purpose and
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in the right way so let's give that a go
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I'll show you what I mean um again I'm
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this is totally off the top of my head I
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haven't rehearsed it I'm just going to
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do whatever feels comfortable to me so
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okay there Step Vault
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360 over side 360 back slide reverse and
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then bum roll and side ball Okay so yeah
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whatever that was um I don't I wouldn't
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be able to repeat it but you can see
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that as I land I take off again I'm
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rotating one way and I'm letting the
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Vault uh the the movement dictate The
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Vault I'm going to do get used
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to letting your body go in the direction
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it needs to
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and
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understanding what's the most applicable
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Vault for the situation I'm going into
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so if I'm rotating around maybe if if my
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leg left leg's forward I'd go into a
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slide Vault if my left leg was back I'd
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go into a lazy Vault if I'm going
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sideways it's a side Vault or a seat
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Vault or whatever the more you do this
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the more you're going to understand oh
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my body's moving that way so that's the
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particular Vault that really I should be
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doing and is
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natural just comes with experience it
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just comes with time the more you do it
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the easier it will become
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chaining these things together with ad
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hoc but it feels really fun when you
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start getting that flow and
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understanding the foot placement which
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is super key foot placement and a hand
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placement is absolutely key here it's
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the number one thing of understanding
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where to go and how to get there um is
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what flow is all about have a play
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practice it put it in your training all
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the time you should be adding it in you
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know all the time to get better at it uh
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have some fun and play
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when you get comfortable with vaulting

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and you've increased your vocabulary of

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movements that you're able to perform

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the next step is to understand how you

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chain them together

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and understanding that it's about

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feeling the rotation of your body where

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it is going and the footsteps that you

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are taking to get distance and covering

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um the space between one and the other

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now this inherently takes time I would

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recommend doing two movements dual

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movements and chaining those two

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together and understanding how you put

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those

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together try to

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look at how you're pausing and where the

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speed is declining if you are able to

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get from one to the next without the

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decline of speed that you're not pausing

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or you're not taking extra steps than

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needed then you know you're at a good

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point then start adding more more

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movements add three four five six

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whatever and repeat them keep repeating

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the same route and understanding okay I

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can tweak this by you know stepping a

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little bit B further away or being

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closer or keeping my hand on the wall

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whatever it is uh to keep that momentum

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going what I'm going to do now is an ad

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hoc movement where I'm just going to

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chain a bunch of movements together and

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I'm going to try to keep that flow going

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and it's going to be really down to

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where my feet are going and how I'm

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going to be stepping you'll notice I'm

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not going to take multiple steps to

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cover a small distance it's going to be

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a move movements that are on purpose and

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in the right way so let's give that a go

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I'll show you what I mean um again I'm

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this is totally off the top of my head I

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haven't rehearsed it I'm just going to

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do whatever feels comfortable to me so

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okay there Step Vault

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360 over side 360 back slide reverse and

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then bum roll and side ball Okay so yeah

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whatever that was um I don't I wouldn't

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be able to repeat it but you can see

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that as I land I take off again I'm

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rotating one way and I'm letting the

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Vault uh the the movement dictate The

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Vault I'm going to do get used

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to letting your body go in the direction

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it needs to

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and

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understanding what's the most applicable

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Vault for the situation I'm going into

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so if I'm rotating around maybe if if my

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leg left leg's forward I'd go into a

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slide Vault if my left leg was back I'd

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go into a lazy Vault if I'm going

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sideways it's a side Vault or a seat

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Vault or whatever the more you do this

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the more you're going to understand oh

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my body's moving that way so that's the

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particular Vault that really I should be

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doing and is

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natural just comes with experience it

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just comes with time the more you do it

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the easier it will become

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chaining these things together with ad

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hoc but it feels really fun when you

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start getting that flow and

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understanding the foot placement which

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is super key foot placement and a hand

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placement is absolutely key here it's

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the number one thing of understanding

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where to go and how to get there um is

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what flow is all about have a play

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practice it put it in your training all

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the time you should be adding it in you

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know all the time to get better at it uh

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have some fun and play