
Cat Hang
The lowdown
Hanging from the top edge of a wall with both hands, knees bent and the balls of your feet pressed into the wall face. Every cat leap lands in it and every climb up starts from it.
How to learn it
Grip
Grip the top edge with as much of your palm as you can.
CueWhole palmFeet
Press the balls of your feet into the wall, feet staggered.
CueSoles gripSet
Pull your shoulders down and back so your back muscles hold you.
CueShoulders downHold
Hang with your knees bent; if your grip slips, slide down your fingers.
CueSlide, do not drop
Why it isn't working
- IfHolding on with your fingertips.ThenGet your whole palm over the edge; more skin on the wall means a longer, safer hang.
- IfLetting your feet dangle off the wall.ThenPush the balls of your feet into the face so your legs share the weight.
- IfShrugging your shoulders up to your ears.ThenSet them down and back before you take your weight.
- IfLetting go when your grip starts to slip.ThenSlide down your fingers instead, so the descent stays under control.
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The road to it1 step · unlocks 4
One of 3 Wall skills at Bronze in parkour. All beginner parkour tricks
Why it's Bronze: Bronze because you start with your feet a step off the ground and simply hold on. Grip is the only new thing it asks for.




