Why Max jumps off his left foot [storror athlete analysis 3]

[@DomTomato]

Sick!! great broader knowledge for all

[@portokali3776]

Hi

[@alilbreeze]

YOU'RE NEXT

[@stanleyezepk]

@@alilbreeze 😂😂 Sounded like a villain in a horror movie

[@Maaaaaaaaarv]

Why is Dom Tomato basically unbreakable? [DOMTOMATO analysis 1]

[@shrirangbondale8711]

You are not verified brother

[@OrphicMonkey]

i REALLY want storror to do some reactions to your videos, this stuff is fascinating

[@shrirangbondale8711]

Yeah

[@SparkeyAvalon]

Maybe they are doing them. Except only for members.

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

I believe the slack line helps with this. You have to be well aligned with either foot or you'll loose a lot of energy. I did notice worse balance on my left foot but it corrected over time.

[@santi_super_stunts2573]

Honestly it just makes me chill on my left leg longer and my right foot is always quick so I can go back to balancing on the left

[@jagobouffler6206]

An analysis of how Dom takes impact as opposed to others would be interesting

[@Maineabeast]

Dom kinda explained it himself in one of his videos. He's built up a lot of scar tissue in the areas where his body hits the ground during his roll. So when it impacts in his words "it turns to gel" idk what that means but basically his scar tissue from a lot of high impact has built him protective armor. It's kinda crazy and I don't know much about it but a breakdown would definitely be interesting

[@Catherine.Catherine]

Love this series, can’t wait for the next one!

[@ChrisM288]

This is so helpful. I appreciate understanding why certain movement patterns occur so that I can learn to actually address the issue instead of trying to compensate in unhelpful ways.

[@jayday545]

This is absolutely accurate for athletes. I made huge strides in my athletic career because of breaking my right arm. For that summer I practiced left hand dribbling, left handed layups, left handed shooting. Left handed using a tennis racket. Just a ton of left handed side work. Everything improved greatly and it gave me a ton of versatility in my sports.

[@ChrigiKro]

I love how these videos about our bodies also work for other sports. That's also why I started to go to my switch stance while skateboarding if possible. So I would push with my other leg and work on those muscles. Very interesting.

[@poiuy7577]

Your channel is going to be really big, I am glad I am here already

[@razka23]

these parkour analysis vids are crazy informative, I love it

[@jansim0n]

thanks for this awesome insight. i love that you tell people to train both sides. not only jumping but also twisting etc. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge for everyone here!

[@honeymonster135]

very interesting, will see how much of this applies to climbing.

[@brianescobar6466]

GOLD INFORMATION, this is one of those channels worth subscribing to

[@tricksnflipz1696]

your channel is amazing, It teaches the movements as the absolute basics of how your body is positioned and it'll make me better. Good job mate.

[@dariuspk2850]

This brings an interesting topic on being ambidextrous in parkour. I used to think we all have our one good sign, but over time I learned that doing side flips on my right side has given me an uneven stance in the long term, my wife keeps telling me that I lean to far to the right. Great breakdown 🤙

[@dawidpawlak6330]

Great work! I'm sure you'll safe a lot of people from injury by sharing such critical knowledge

[@CrazyLikeChris]

Dude is like sports science

[@freerockliketoast]

Would love a video on exercises and stretches to remedy some of this

[@FIEN27]

I used to jump off my left foot but after a month of jumping consciously off the right foot i became good and now do it unconsciously . Either way i became good at both. Because my left leg cant lose its technics so ya.

[@teatowel11]

Why did youtube take so long to recommend your channel? Absolute gold!

[@AerowOne]

Eye opening analysis and really valuable advice going forward. Helped me understand why Katy Bowman is always mentioning the pelvic list as a important restorative exercise. Thanks for the effort and editing man, great content.

[@pkbreeze08]

I love these videos, they are so fascinating, especially that you're able to see all of this from a few seconds of video. I wish you could diagnose all of my musculoskeletal issues that I know I have.

[@adeagle-ce9mr]

it's simly so useful to have someone sexplaining normal day to day problems that every parkour athlete witnesses over and over again but non of us ever focusses on fixing those so its great that you stress them

[@twadd]

Another banger. Love how this one was applicable to my own movement 🙌🏼

[@zsht]

Theo deserves more subscribers. Looking forward to more Storror analysis.

[@Levi-ky4sy]

Amazing video, really helped me understand the technicalities of leaning in a certain direction. Definitely going to try centre myself some more now!

[@sneakysnake123]

I know it is about Storror atheltes at the moment, but could you analyze Orlando from Team Phat soon? He is doing something very asymmetrical with his arms while running.

[@doctorofthugganomicsphd8158]

Oh yes please that would be awesome. That kid is built different🤣 id love to see a video on Matt mcreary too

[@razka23]

@@doctorofthugganomicsphd8158 Yes!!! we need a vid analysis of lando phAT ASAP

[@florianleisegang705]

Because it's his jumping leg, crazy explanation.

[@lowertownlavender876]

Love this. I would love to see one of these on Pasha or Matt Mcreary

[@c.h.953]

I especially enjoyed your recommendations on how to train both sides.

[@santiagovinicius2988]

This is the exact advise my physio therapist gave me, Ive been doing the one leg balancing axercise for some time now.

[@Kinghappy17]

These are great videos! Would love to see more demonstrations of exercises to combat this issues you are highlighting!

[@BenTheDoonhamer]

You make more sense than any chiropractor I've met!

[@viktorp3655]

A video about how Dom can take so much impact, without getting injuries🙏

[@edwinsnell5078]

Awesome. Thanks for spreading the knowledge. What do you do for a job? Looks fascinating.

[@ZlotyChannel]

These videos are incredibly good!

[@sk8rdadgonnagrow191]

Glad to see your continuing on with the team 👊 algorithm love 👌😅🤗

[@diannt9583]

Yes, I hope he continues on with Storror before getting to others. Wanting some completion as it were.

[@codyroberts2859]

Really fascinating videos man. I think your lessons are going to flash in my mind during all my future sessions. Thank you.

[@jarednorris9718]

This channel is gold, please keep the content coming!

[@hidenki5790]

This is really good content! Packed to the brim with information without any unwanted blabla. Keep it up!

[@erickgroleau9881]

Great job man! Love these videos. Reminds me how important it is to focus on body symmetry.

[@731-l3o]

can you make one on why aiden knox runs the way he does? i really must know. it keeps me up at night and is featuring my daily lifestyle. cheers 🙏

[@bigballetboy]

Could you do a positively biased analysis? showing and explaining well performed movement patterns? I think it would be super useful to anyone trying and emulate those

[@benjaminmunyan8613]

Loved this! It's always been freaky for me to do leftwards reverse vaults, now I know why!

[@shrirangbondale8711]

Wow, your videos really solve lot of my queries, now I know why I can jump far away using left leg rather than my right leg

[@jakobb7888]

I would love something on dom tomato! This stuff is pure gold.

[@LefterisManousakis]

So simple, yet so effective! good job!

[@lefomelife]

I do this too, turns out, my right leg it's rotated outward because of my foot being flat, it actually made me have 0 stability on that side, and all of the things you said check out. Right now I'm going to physiotherapy because I had a small injury because of that rotation at landings and climb ups, and I'm working on getting better on the right side to avoid these injuries!!!!

[@jordanbroadhead7388]

I think a big reason why right handed people jump off their left foot is sports related. For example when you are learning how to play basketball proper form for a right handed layup you jump off your left foot

[@jordanbroadhead7388]

I also think I'm a really weird example for this. I'm right handed and was very much a left foot jumper until I broke my leg when I was 13. Ever since then I instinctively jump off my right

[@connemalai8320]

Amazing channel. I can't wait to see more interesting videos that are packed with knowledge! Keep it up man.

[@LloydFaytGaming]

Do the storror guys know about you and these videos? I'm interested to see their reactions to this, maybe they can do a reaction video to all of them once you've covered each member

[@luckyspurs]

Toby's responded to the one about his cat pass technique.

[@Koucmen]

What a great channel!! What is your educational background?

[@comofazerparkour]

OMG broo you keep surprising us with those insights!! Keep them coming 🙏🙏

[@tha_chicken798]

He deserves so much more then 2.7k

[@javiercmh]

Thanks! Very useful. I'll try to train more on both sides!!

[@benmurray7163]

Really interesting. Skaters pride themselves on being able to do everything switch (the opposite from their normal stance) but you don't hear about parkour athletes training things "switch" very much.

[@tiempie9136]

I dont know about parkour athletes, but some trickers do train darkside/ambi a lot. Most people dont though

[@CyxPictures]

I've done both sports for years now and never really thought about it, but yeah that's really interesting.

[@averygillman4838]

Maybe one of the outliers, but Bob Reese takes a lot of pride in being able to do all of his twists in both directions

[@AntonAdelson]

@@zachparade2791 old skool is best school!

[@benchatburn]

Actually a lot of the people I train with put emphasis on training both sides.

[@TheQuicksilver115]

This stuff is really really interesting - thanks for sharing your expertise!

[@MarkySp4rky]

Saving humanity one “parkour muscle science” video at a time.

[@SPEZIALOKOCHA]

love your videos. can you tell me what to do to fix what Max does besides doing jumps with the other foot?

[@Re1ni]

Tried to do a climb up with my non dominant side last time training, and it was just so much harder! So I will definitely focus more on my weaker side in future traing sessions

[@gracefool]

What is a one-sided climb-up?

[@lefomelife]

@@gracefool I thing he means using his non dominant leg to do the job pushing on the wall to do the climb up, it is hard to do

[@gracefool]

oh right

[@Re1ni]

@@lefomelife yes I meant that! Sorry for not being clear enough

[@lukas.im.]

I have to say, I have the exact same problem, but I'll try to work on it. Keep it up!

[@bartbengal]

Excellent analysis

[@krosseGurke]

This is really good content, please continue with that

[@oceannuclear]

This is quality content! Thank you!

[@jplindstrom]

Super interesting. What do you think about sports that are inherently dominant on one side like Tennis?

[@carfuen1073]

Please do analysis on how domtomato takes so much impact

[@SzaboDTamas-ki4wu]

Imagine parkout athletes getting this guy as a coach. The sport would skyrocket regards to skill level.

[@anthonymcmahon10]

Thanks for this analysis because I am right handed and jump of right foot and in combat I kick with my left foot more I think this is partly to do with my fighting stance right foot back left front.

[@dali6421]

Why only 6k subscribers? That's the first time I see someone posting those biomechanics reflection on KZbin and doing it so well

[@rohaansahu2924]

This is some super smart athletic knowledge

[@jerrellforde6616]

Super informative, thank you!

[@aamirhxn]

That's EXACTLY what happens with me too because I jump with my left foot n I can't even do a running pre with my right leg

[@Vyver34]

Great breakdown!

[@appelsap1479]

I know this is about STORROR but I would really like to know why Erling Haaland runs the way he does. Love the vids!

[@ivaxelicodum]

Just waiting for you to start analysing jiu jitsu movements. Its gonna be lit

[@robinpickett7618]

Awesome! I’m no athlete but this is fascinating. Please do Orlando from team phat and Dom tomato. Please

[@sonjalubitz9340]

Hey, great analysis. Just wanted to add that his tilted hip might also be caused by a weaker gluteus medius/minimus or am I wrong? To me it seems less like a problem of lifting the hip on one side and more about keeping it "square" /stable. (I hope that makes sense, english is my second language)

[@blmebro9940]

Would be great to see a video with Storror!

[@___wij]

For Max's walking vid example that you chose, could it be that the ground wasn't leveled?? And so making him compensate by leaning to the right

[@Sabortooftigar]

It's well known pro athletes in other sports consult specialists along with their pro coaches (or have an entire team of them, depending). It seems like more professional freerfunners should start to do the same when possible. I've done my best to practice everything evenly on both sides so far, I'll try and make sure to pay even more attention to it.

[@SkylerAllen2000]

I'm curious what you're thoughts and explanation would be for why some jumpers prefer going off 1 leg vs both legs for certain activities like dunking a basketball when dunking i naturally will jump off both both feet after a quick 1/2 gather given the opportunity to do so but other people will naturally take off 1 foot mid stride I'm sure you could find and relate this to parkour movement as well, perhaps another video idea? great content regardless and I'm looking forward to future videos

[@BuyaBaraka]

Nice series. This episode reminds me of Scott Jackson's Ambidexterity and Tidbits.

[@rivingtonpike7899]

You should do a video with storror training and help them get even better!

[@topdog5252]

Loving this channel rlly interesting

[@zorls]

As someone who does parkour sometimes. I set off from my left foot when jumping. And I'm right footed with kicking. I have a bit more strength on the right leg but my jumps are basically just as powerful with my left and I get better balance from it.

[@cnelsonlv99]

Strange question. Right-handed people naturally jump off of their left foot. I guess the better question might be why he doesn't jump off of both feet (as opposed to one favored foot).

[@Malekariel]

im here because someone commented on this weeks storror vid.

[@tigermoph]

Haha you got me I did the thing and observed a pattern in myself and then when I unpaused the video it was totally the exact pattern, nice one.

[@stephenulrich8838]

We need to know how Dom tomato doesn’t die all the time.

[@fabioescamilla2237]

I won't miss a video

[@ZegerindenBosch]

these videos are amazing!!

[@frankiemartin3333]

Ive been skateboarding with my left foot for my whole life. I think I’m going to start using my right foot now and maybe even start writing with my right hand (because I’m left handed) that could help.

[@Drewjitsu4]

your videos are very impressive

[@rippedcanvasshoes]

Interesting. I've been liking these videos.

[@zacharyoff6805]

Cuz it’s good dominant foot. Problem solved. Why do soccer players kick with one specific foot more often than not? Why do people write with a specific hand? It’s their dominant one.

[@sometime.somewhere]

I pedal from stopping on a bike with left foot first, I only paid attention to this because driving on the left side its common use the pavement to rest, i.e. left foot down and right foot prepped to pedal first, noticed that in everyone else and that i was opposite. feels uncomfortable, but mainly due to knee issues on right side, everything is skewed left leg wise

[@a.w.thompson4001]

Great information. I suspect the vast majority of humans could benefit. I know I can. Thanks!

[@SPiRiT1theMC]

can storror please hire you as a coach so we can see storror reach the next level

[@drizzle2954]

Keep up the good Work !

[@aidanwatson3499]

Here is some algorithm love

[@baptiste4438]

And a bit more, you're welcome