Lesson Level : 4
Wall Lazy
Lazy Vault 4
lesson
2m 10s

Video Details

The lazy vault and slide vault are two fundamental techniques used in acrobatic movements, with the lazy vault being the reverse of the slide vault. In a slide vault, the outside leg is positioned to reach the wall, while in a lazy vault, the inside leg moves back. Practicing these techniques involves adjusting body positioning to effectively drive the leading knee and foot over the obstacle and landing appropriately on the other side.

When executing the lazy vault, coordination is key. The practitioner must ensure that the inside leg goes over first, followed by the front leg. Maintaining a straight line towards the wall helps ensure proper form and a safe landing. It is also important to keep the upper body facing forward while avoiding twisting the hips. Practicing on a wall can help in mastering the movements until the correct technique becomes second nature.

Mastering both the lazy vault and slide vault adds versatility to an acrobat's skill set. Each technique has its advantages depending on the landing position or the obstacle's height. By being trained in both styles, practitioners can adapt to different scenarios when performing, enhancing their proficiency in movement and overall performance.

Key Points:

  1. The lazy vault is the opposite of the slide vault, with different leg positioning and body mechanics.
  2. Proper body coordination and alignment are crucial for executing the lazy vault effectively.
  3. Mastering both the lazy vault and slide vault gives practitioners greater adaptability in various acrobatic scenarios.
Note: This video summary is generated by AI from the video transcript and may not always be accurate.

The Lesson

Demonstrate a lazy-vault over a hip-height wall that is of standard brick-length or less, turning 180 degrees.

Example:

  1. Start with the wall to your left side.
  2. Place your left hand flat facing down on the wall using the palm.
  3. Swing the left leg over the wall.
  4. The right leg will follow around the wall.
  5. Turn around 180 degrees and facing the opposite direction to the start.
  6. Land on both feet at the same time on the other side of the wall.

You must show three repetitions in each direction.

The wall must be hip-height or greater and of standard brick-length or less.

The inside leg must takeoff first.

You must land two feet at the same time.


Challenge Details
Guidelines to successfully accomplish the challenge.
height.
Must be more than x1 times the height of a Hip-Height
+ / -
You can use anything that is more than specified.
Multiplier
x1 times the specified amount.
Details
The height of the wall must be hip-height or greater.
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
Wall must be standard brick-length or less.
sides.
You must complete and demonstrate on Left then Right Sides
Details
Both sides must be performed.
repetitions.
You must complete 3 repetitions
+ / -
You can repeat more than specified.
Details
Three repetitions on each side (6 reps in total).
landing.
Your landing must be Both Feet (Ball of the foot)
Momentum
Your momentum should be Stopped once you have landed.
Details
Land on both feet in a stop.
takeoff.
Your takeoff must be The inside leg closest to the obstacle
Momentum
Your momentum should be Stopped once you have taken off.
Details
Takeoff the inside leg first.
hands.
The hands must be Flat hands
Details
The hand should be in a flat position, with the full palm touching the wall. No steepled fingers or thumb tucked behind, raising the palm.
orientation.
Your orientation must be Finish facing the opposite of takeoff.
Details
Finish facing the opposite direction as your starting direction.

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the lazy vault is the sibling to the
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slide
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Vault the slide vault is where you have
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your outside leg to the wall uh back the
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lazy vault is the reverse of this so
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this is where your inside leg is back
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because the inside leg is the one that
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is going to go over the
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wall let's start with uh just trying to
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get into the position and as you go over
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the wall you're going to drive that left
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foot up that left knee up high the other
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hand is going to go behind and you're
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going to land on the wall uh on the
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floor on the other side with the same
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foot so from here over and down okay
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let's do it from the other side inside
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foot goes
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up and I'm kind of hopping over landing
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on the same side as you feel more
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comfortable you can kind of go at the
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wall more a straighter angle but it's
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the same movement from here the inside
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leg so the um the the left foot and leg
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is going to go over first the front leg
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is going to go after so from here let's
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go more a straight line so from here
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over there and the back hand is landing
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on the W to keep my um torso facing
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forwards and not twisting the
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hips practice that on a wall and get
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used to sort of getting that first leg
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over and then pushing away with the
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other hand uh yeah the lazy VA is a a
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good fun one you usually find that
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people either prefer the lazy Vault or
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the slide Vault um but it's really good
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to have both in your repertoire of being
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able to move because sometimes you land
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in this position sometimes you land in
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this position and you can only do one or
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the other in particular scenarios
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the lazy vault is the sibling to the

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slide

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Vault the slide vault is where you have

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your outside leg to the wall uh back the

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lazy vault is the reverse of this so

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this is where your inside leg is back

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because the inside leg is the one that

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is going to go over the

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wall let's start with uh just trying to

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get into the position and as you go over

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the wall you're going to drive that left

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foot up that left knee up high the other

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hand is going to go behind and you're

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going to land on the wall uh on the

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floor on the other side with the same

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foot so from here over and down okay

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let's do it from the other side inside

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foot goes

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up and I'm kind of hopping over landing

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on the same side as you feel more

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comfortable you can kind of go at the

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wall more a straighter angle but it's

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the same movement from here the inside

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leg so the um the the left foot and leg

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is going to go over first the front leg

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is going to go after so from here let's

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go more a straight line so from here

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over there and the back hand is landing

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on the W to keep my um torso facing

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forwards and not twisting the

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hips practice that on a wall and get

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used to sort of getting that first leg

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over and then pushing away with the

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other hand uh yeah the lazy VA is a a

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good fun one you usually find that

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people either prefer the lazy Vault or

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the slide Vault um but it's really good

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to have both in your repertoire of being

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able to move because sometimes you land

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in this position sometimes you land in

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this position and you can only do one or

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the other in particular scenarios