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Thanks!! That is exactly what I have noticed. When they are not consistent with good standing back tucks with head neutral, they can easily mess it up when trying layouts, because you kind of need to whip it!
However, one they have solid BHS step out Back Tucks and single back tucks they can start working on BHS step out layout. Do you have the kids work them immediately out of a back handspring or do you teach the standing layout also?
We do both standing back layouts and out of a back handspring.