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To pike, bring your toes up toward you (still pointed!), putting your body in a slight curve to be cradled.
Now, to start your kip, you do a glide and bring your toes up to the bar and slide up to the bar.
Break this into simple steps, glide straight out then bring your toes to the bar and try with straight arms, pull yourself up with arms straight, and hold.
Then, bring your toes in front of you in in a scoop motion and extend your body as far as it can go without arching.
These muscles are used to decrease the angle between your foot and your leg (when you bring your toes closer to your shins).
Bring your toes back first, maintain your turn-out and go through your foot and metatarsal.
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You want to step a full step in front of you, leading with your heel and bringing your toe to a point in front of you.
Stand on your tiptoes and then the flats of your feet or stretch your feet out and point your toes, then bring your feet back in and bend your toes.
Follow your breath and when ready, bring your awareness to your toes.
Spring off your toes, bring your front leg up and twist your hips at the same time so you can place your front foot on the chest line and facing across the deck.
Bend forward so the crown of your head is resting on the floor to form an equilateral triangle with your hands (you may have to push your knees off the ground and bring your weight onto your toes to do this).
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