Loading rate matters
How fast the load arrives matters as much as how big it is. That is why hopping comes at the end.
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The first hopping — small, low, and judged entirely on how quietly and how still it lands.
How fast the load arrives matters as much as how big it is. That is why hopping comes at the end.
Lowering strength — down stairs, down hills — is lost first and trained last. It starts in phase three.
A flare that settles within 24–48 hours is sensitivity, not new damage. Hold the level, do not stop.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · feet that carry you
One small hop forward onto one leg; hold two seconds, step back, repeat.
Easier step forward and hold · Harder further hop
Hop once and freeze — knee over the toes, arch lifted, foot silent.
Easier two-foot landing · Harder eyes forward, bigger hop
Small sideways hop onto one leg; land soft and hold before going back.
Easier side step · Harder further
Balance on one leg with a hand on a wall; tap the wall quickly in all directions.
Easier two feet · Harder eyes closed
Step one foot across the other and back, staying low with quiet feet.
Easier smaller steps · Harder faster
From a step; lower the free heel to the floor over three seconds, foot quiet.
Easier lower step · Harder higher step
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.