Not all Aerial athletes look the same.
One of the biggest mistakes coaches make is assuming every Aerial athlete should move the same way.
Aerial is a continuum.
Many Aerial athletes tend to organize through extension, supination, forefoot pressure, rhythm, bounce, and a more forward center of gravity.
But those qualities can show up very differently from athlete to athlete.
That's because Motor Preferences interact.
If an athlete naturally:
• Pops out of their legs
• Struggles when forced low to the ground
• Prefers rhythm over static positions
• Organizes toward the forefoot
• Performs best when allowed to move freely
Try experimenting with:
• Create rhythm
• Load light
• Stay athletic
The goal isn't to put athletes in boxes.
The goal is to understand how they naturally organize movement and coach accordingly.
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