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Post by crawty on Dec 31, 2007 13:28:30 GMT
This thread is for the discussion of the movement armjump / climb upA very important movement in parkour. mostly used when a gap is too far to jump/clear and land on your feet. You can take off running or from standing. You take off aiming your hands for the edge of your obstacle, sometimes the ledge could be a bar, wall etc. The arms and legs almost make contact at the same time, your hands being on the edge of the top of the ledge and feet extended out to absorb the impact. The legs will be extended upwards at about thigh/waist weight, and then absorbing the impact as your body momentum pushes the rest of your body into the wall. Some times your feet can slide down the wall. This isn't 'wrong' or 'bad' this can actually help to absorb the impact of the arm jump.
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Post by sahib on Dec 11, 2008 16:10:39 GMT
I dont get what your doing o-O
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Post by ANTISFIT on Dec 11, 2008 19:23:06 GMT
thats brad but he's doing the climb up technique
basically to get you ontop of the wall
i'll make some new video's for these soon they aren't that great
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Post by sahib on Dec 11, 2008 21:21:01 GMT
oo thx
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Post by mousey on Jun 23, 2009 23:32:56 GMT
Call it necroposting if you want but i'm having trouble with climbups/mucleups, Occasionally i can get one arm up and lock it but i can't throw the other over. I've been looking into it and apparently you have to tense up your whole body for the best results?
Would you say this is true?
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Post by ANTISFIT on Jun 27, 2009 13:16:57 GMT
i'd say work on your pull ups and push ups alot these comprise the two movements of it you pull so that your body is moved up and chest is over the wall (this is where your hands change position) and then push on the wall so you're at waist then keep developing untill you can pull and land at waist without the middle bit
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Post by sifon on Aug 8, 2009 13:31:32 GMT
i'v found the quickest most efficent way to do it if your running up the wall or whatever, is to actually kick off, almost like a tic tak, but keeping your hands on the wall so you end up arms straight locked at the top.
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