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I recently sprained my thumb/wrist on a pbars accident. So I have no grip. Instead of working other apparatuses I've been doing a lot of tumbling.

Currently I'm trying to learn my full twist. I can do a layout with a half twist(late, not a barani). Tonight I got my full. Then I started doing a half, open, half twist the opposite direction.

I twist counter clockwise(in relation to my body). Is there any drill to help teach the mind/body to not twist the wrong direction after you are no longer inverted?


Hope this isn't confusing, I'm a little scatterbrained at the moment.
 
If you have a tumble track or a way to flipflip into a soft 8inch mat, do a flip flop with a block and land on your stomach on the 8inch (or 2) mats. When you can do it, when your feet pass the vertical, hollow out and do a full twist.



Otherwise.. you can do a layout 1/2, jump 1/2 until it feels right. It's the old tried and true method... just takes a lot of reps and is tiring..


Im sure other coaches may have some other suggestions too.. have you asked your coach?
 
Otherwise.. you can do a layout 1/2, jump 1/2 until it feels right. It's the old tried and true method... just takes a lot of reps and is tiring.."

I agree with the you on the method which you do a 1/2 layout, when you land, do a jump half turn.

That is how my coach trains us at our gym when we are training to do fulls.:)
 

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