Fundamental jump to 'cat-hang' 2 (single-foot takeoff)
Integrated wall-work
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3m 13s
THE WHAT:
A developmental project bringing into application CAPACITIES developed in fundamental wall-hanging contexts, as well as PATTERNING in walk, striding, and running into a jump & 'cat-hang'. The project builds on more controlled jumping-to-wall-hang contexts practiced with a DOUBLE-foot takeoff.
Whilst taking off from a SINGLE foot generally produces less force from a STATIC position, when walking/striding/running into jump a single-foot takeoff generally facilitates both greater distance AND height. It does, however, rely on optimally EMBODIED coordination of both the run-up & landing. Resource contents:
0:05 - 1-footed jump to 'cat-hang' (walking)
1:33 - 1-footed jump to 'cat-hang' (striding)
2:07 - 1-footed jump to 'cat-hang' (cross a gap)
2:24 - Run & jump into 'cat-hang'
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