Yea, this place is better than most actually." She gave the area a critical once-over again before making that final nod yes.
"First thing we have to do is to work on your landing and rolling ski-yea, like that." She laughed. "Looks like you spent some time in the gym yourself. What about this though, try when you tuck your head in? To roll from one shoulder to the opposite hip, diagonal down your back. Like this" She rolled once, came out of it with a slight jump on her feet.
"This way you don't put much of your weight down the center of your spine, see?" She went through landing and precision jumping skills the same way. Taking her time as the park grew darker and the basketball players went home with their ball. Talking him through the basic and some of the advanced vaulting techniques, she never realized how deep the shadows got and how the streetlights began lighting up the park rather than the skyline.
"What about a cat-jump? No, lets wait on that for a while." She felt sweaty, wiping the grass stains off the knees of her sweatsuit and trying to pull the grass out of her hair.
"We can work on wall runs and that sort of thing later on if you want, but I guess it's getting kind of late."
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"First thing we have to do is to work on your landing and rolling ski-yea, like that." She laughed. "Looks like you spent some time in the gym yourself. What about this though, try when you tuck your head in? To roll from one shoulder to the opposite hip, diagonal down your back. Like this" She rolled once, came out of it with a slight jump on her feet.
"This way you don't put much of your weight down the center of your spine, see?" She went through landing and precision jumping skills the same way. Taking her time as the park grew darker and the basketball players went home with their ball. Talking him through the basic and some of the advanced vaulting techniques, she never realized how deep the shadows got and how the streetlights began lighting up the park rather than the skyline.
"What about a cat-jump? No, lets wait on that for a while." She felt sweaty, wiping the grass stains off the knees of her sweatsuit and trying to pull the grass out of her hair.
"We can work on wall runs and that sort of thing later on if you want, but I guess it's getting kind of late."