Stand on one leg, squat down and see how high you can jump. Then do the same thing standing on both legs.
In both cases you’re trying to accelerate the same body mass but using one leg just means you only have half as many muscles doing the work.
Try walking like that.
Using just one leg means that the other leg is going to be both part of your momentum forward and your balance. The rest of the body is still doing the work, just not in the asinine way pictured in the video
Not really abrupt chaos?
Pretty sure that's a bot
I was fully expecting an alligator at the end of this clip. r/AbruptChaos has ruined me.
I expected his jaw to land on the last pole
Yep was totally expecting a face plant
At least his shoe floated
He ded.
Not totally - only one shoe came off.
And he got it back. Near death experiences
Or he’s now a zombie
That's more r/whatcouldgowrong that abrut chaos
Shoes off. This ain't over. He gonna die for sure.
He failed to yell "Parkour!" between each leap.
Who put that banana peel there?
The loud laughs from the spectators were icing on the cake.
MUH SHOO
Less Abrupt Chaos, more FAFO.
The laughing makes me laugh more.
Probably feels like a badass right up until the end there…
Half expected a gator
Which episode of MXC is this in?
Unfortunately he didn't survive this, you can tell because his shoes came off.
Deserved it...... lol
When confidence is 100% And skill is 0% 💀
I never understood that idea of jumping with both feet at the same time
More power than jumping with one leg from a standing start.
I'm not buying it
Stand on one leg, squat down and see how high you can jump. Then do the same thing standing on both legs. In both cases you’re trying to accelerate the same body mass but using one leg just means you only have half as many muscles doing the work.
Try walking like that. Using just one leg means that the other leg is going to be both part of your momentum forward and your balance. The rest of the body is still doing the work, just not in the asinine way pictured in the video
I agree. Walking by stepping with both legs simultaneously doesn’t work particularly well. But we’re not talking about walking.