The flyer sits on the base with extended legs. Her upper body is vertical, her legs are extended, horizontally, splayed.
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Jump up into a pike throne without hands.
The base places its foot against the flyer’s thigh. The flyer jumps up by extending his legs forward. The base follows the movement of the flyer’s thigh with its sole and provides a surface for the flyer to sit on. In this position (when the flyer is already up in the throne) you can see where the feet should be positioned on the ground. Jacob Brown
Hand-Support Variation
The The video detail shows the process of how the flyer holds the hand of the base. The flyer keeps her legs extended and spread apart. She stretches her hands forward and brings them closer to the hands of the base. Until it reaches it, the base lowers the flyer. The flyer leans forward and puts weight in her hands. From here you can start throwing, passing, etc…
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Classic throne
In the classic throne pose, the flyer sits on the foot of the base, the upper body is straight, the …
Similar pose
Throne with straight body
The flyer sits on the toes of the base with a straight body and extended legs. In this pose, the …
Referenced elements
From Pike Throne to Front Bird (with pop)
If we want to enter bird from throne with a pop (a throw using hand contact), the movement starts from …
From Reverse Back Bird on Hands to Pike Throne
The base brings his legs above his head, under the flyer’s bottom. Meanwhile, his sacrum rises. The foot of the …
