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Well in the context of your replay, I can say that the first rule to landing on your feet is to get your feet under you ;)
After you hit, unfortunately you don't have a lot of momentum to pull yourself back to a normal standing position, so you're going to have to tilt back or forward. In the example replay down there I tilted forward by lowering my arms and contracting my hips, as if I were trying to do a front flip. Then I successfully landed on my feet. Once you land on your feet, it's a matter of creative interpretation to determine how you get to the full standing position.
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After you hit, unfortunately you don't have a lot of momentum to pull yourself back to a normal standing position, so you're going to have to tilt back or forward. In the example replay down there I tilted forward by lowering my arms and contracting my hips, as if I were trying to do a front flip. Then I successfully landed on my feet. Once you land on your feet, it's a matter of creative interpretation to determine how you get to the full standing position.
I modified your replay to show:
Last edited by BlakNWyte; Mar 24, 2009 at 01:24 AM.
Originally Posted by BlakNWyte
Well in the context of your replay, I can say that the first rule to landing on your feet is to get your feet under you ;)
After you hit, unfortunately you don't have a lot of momentum to pull yourself back to a normal standing position, so you're going to have to tilt back or forward. In the example replay down there I tilted forward by lowering my arms and contracting my hips, as if I were trying to do a front flip. Then I successfully landed on my feet. Once you land on your feet, it's a matter of creative interpretation to determine how you get to the full standing position.
I modified your replay to show:
Understood. Thanks for the tip.
