
Two-Foot Landing
The lowdown
A small jump on the spot or off a step that lands on the balls of both feet at the same moment and stays there, still and quiet. Every other jump in parkour finishes with it.
How to learn it
Jump
Hop up off both feet, small and controlled.
CueSmall and quietTense
Tighten your legs just before your feet touch down.
CueTense before contactLand
Land on the balls of both feet together with your heels up.
CueHeels upBend
Let your ankles, knees and hips share the bend as you soak it up.
CueHips back tooHold
Hold still with your arms out in front and no shuffle.
CueFreeze
Why it isn't working
- IfA loud slap as you land.ThenStart tensing before contact and come down onto the front of the foot.
- IfLanding flat or on your heels.ThenKeep your heels up so the calves can take the first part of the load.
- IfAll the bend in your knees.ThenPush your hips back too, so the hip and knee bend together.
- IfShuffling your feet after contact.ThenFreeze where you land; if you cannot, make the jump smaller.
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One of 8 Jumps skills at Bronze in parkour. All beginner parkour tricks
Why it's Bronze: Bronze because it is the first thing coaches teach and needs no obstacle. Every later grade is this same landing with more speed, more height or a narrower target.




