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Reverse Bird to Foot to Hand Connected Pop

Reverse Bird to Foot to Hand Connected Pop

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This pop represents a step up in challenge from our previous pops as it incorporates  a blind stand  and commitment to body position from the flyer, skillful pop and catch from the base and a delicate timing to bring it all together.  In this video we breakdown our thoughts on building this into a consistent skill in your toolbox and spotting to assist us in learning and commiting to the movement.
Disciplines
Acro
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Videos covering pre-requisites to skills in this video:
Reverse Bird, Foot to Hand (low, extended)

2:08
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Side Star to Whale

This transition connects two of our foundational poses but can offer quite a challenge if you haven't taken the time to understand the variables at play. In this video we discuss the calibrations to help prepare for the transition, different ways the base can help slow the flyers movement as well as tips for how the flyer can control their transition into whale as the base finds their new foot placement.

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Bird → Reverse Bird
3:50
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Star to Bird - High Barrel Roll- Corkscrew

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Bird → Reverse Bird
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Front Plank Pops ( Hand Connected)

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Bird to Throne Connected Pop

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Bird → Reverse Bird
2:22
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Whale to Foot to Hand Connected Pop

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Bird → Reverse Bird