We have practiced a few tips on how to get out of the bunker. I marked your approach there on the indoor track in Cardiff. We reinforce the definition of an approach-initiation approach, mid-stage body alignment and board attack with a focus on an affordable touch. She repeated it 6 times without pressure from the board. But what we did for us was put a check mark on the fifth step. She is a left leg with a wing with 17 approach span measured at 32mts. I want her to achieve a certain amount of stability in the first 5 steps - this 5th encounter is with her wing-legs.
She did a preliminary set of 6 warm-ups but slowed down halfway through her run. She realizes that she must be 'busy and productive' in her first steps. This 'additional convergence' appears to help her. I told you to look at the check mark to make sure your toes touched it.
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We found that these check marks not only helped me see the authenticity of the board, but also brought the dancer's attention to maintaining balance, rhythm and harmony for most of the runway. approach. However, some bridge dancing athletes have the annoying habit of not keeping an engine running all the way - which I emphasize because the arms contribute about 30% of the lift to the wing.
After so many repetitions of this, she danced - not ONE TIME - and she danced with 90% of her personal most affordable achievement. I would not and would not expect hockey jumper to dance for long during training because they simply don't raise adrenalin and the anxiety hard to create a huge opportunity. So, I agree to bring 90%.
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Another thing we did for is the animation. She was not allowed to initiate the approach run until all she could see was a white lined 'tunnel' leading to the hole. This she can be very good but needs a little work. The last thing I had to force her to do was keep her eyes on the board until two final steps. I even encouraged her to observe the board at the moment of touch down. Some trainers may disagree with this as it can lead to unwanted rotation but you don't have to tilt your head forward but focus your eyes on the whiteboard.
At the end of the session, we measured your reach know-how and it went between 32ms and 32.60mts. This is about the method that she will use for her next contest. HANDS ARE CREDIT !!
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Nigel Lewis is a Senior Level 4 Athletics Dance and Coordination Trainer in the UK. He has published science guidebooks on distance dancing, three-step jumps and Plyometric training.
He was a parachute trainer for Botswana and Wales at the final two Commonwealth Games in Manchester 2002 and Melbourne 2006, and has trained dance events at the highest level.