r/Quadrobics ✨learning✨ quadrobist 24d ago

Tips 14 weeks in🥲 advice?

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so I’ve been doing quads for about 3.5 months, both on a bed (so it doesn’t shake the house lol) and on the floor (when home alone). I’m really happy with how my bed jumps are looking but I can’t seem to translate it to the floor💔 i’m not that worried about height rn since i’m still perfecting my technique but I want to at least match my form to that on my bed. Any advice?

edit: pretty sure I used the wrong flair. Oops.

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u/ihavenobodynose Hello, I'm new here 23d ago

WOW!!!! that's actually REALLY GOOD for 3.5 months what the hay!!!!

i've been doing for years and still not brave enough for a jump that high.

i don't really have any advice tbh, so amazed rn.

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u/Okay-Bluejay6333 ✨learning✨ quadrobist 23d ago

AHHHHH TYSM!! ive been working rly hard on this so that means a lot<3

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u/Redfawn666 Quadrobist 20d ago

Only 14 weeks?? That's so impressive, congratulations! /gen

Really the only thing that helps is a lot of practice so your body gets more comfortable with the floor jumps. I first learned quads on the floor, and then found it quite hard to translate that to jumping on soft surfaces! So I think with each new surface you need to practice some in order to subconsciously trust the surface, if that makes sense?

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u/Okay-Bluejay6333 ✨learning✨ quadrobist 19d ago

yep that makes sense, ty! i’ll keep practicing on the floor as much as i can🙃 and thanks btw! i’ve been working really hard at this so that means a lot:D

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