- Mar 10, 2011
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I started getting spotted for my back handsprings on the tumble trak and my coach tells me my handsprings are going very slow, almost in slow motion. Any tips to make them faster? Thanks in advance! :)
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Thank you! :)Swing your arms faster and really just reach for the ground as fast as you can! It's really simple once it clicks in your head:)
It sucks :( They say that I don't have any jump. :(Thats my problem too, they said i should "swipe" my legs faster.. But i dont get it yet..
It sucks :( They say that I don't have any jump. :(
Good thing to help with that. Have your coaches set up mats that you jump back on. It helps you understand the jump and what a good one feels like:) Works wonders on me. Whenever my jump is off my tumble coach makes me do 5 of them, come back to the mat, and my back handspring is good as new.
Really use the swing of your arms to extend your body and power through your legs. What I try to tell my kids in lessons is to jump so hard that you point your toes, creating the arch and length plus power you need. Once you get the hang of that, try doing your handsprings UP the cheese mat. You'll have no choice but to jump harder to make it up the mat :) Hope this helps!!!I started getting spotted for my back handsprings on the tumble trak and my coach tells me my handsprings are going very slow, almost in slow motion. Any tips to make them faster? Thanks in advance! :)