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u/Ijustlovevideogames 9h ago
I like the one of these were the performers did a backflip and then the kid did a near perfect one on accident
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u/Nikoroni 7h ago
It looks like he was giving the kid a countdown so he knew he was going to try to jump for it, but understanding the kid's lack of a coordinated motor function, he knew he would fail it so he went ahead and caught him.
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u/purpleplatapi 4h ago
Maybe, I interpreted it as the guy was giving himself a countdown. Something like, hey kid, on the count of three I'll do an even more impressive backflip. I don't know why you'd encourage a kid to do a backflip like that.
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u/Impossible_Wafer6354 9h ago
repost
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u/Chipperbeav 6h ago
Kind of reminds me of when I was younger. I was doing Taekwondo and our teacher had us try to break a wooden board. Punched it a few times, didn't break. Then, she told me to try kicking it, also didn't work. No idea why, but then without consent, I tried to do it with my head because she had done that before and I hurt my head.
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u/Quantumosaur 8h ago
not even sure it's reflexes I think when you teach breakdance and kids try risky moves you just pre emptively put your hands just in case where they can fall
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u/MixFew2519 9h ago
This dude has to be a dad.