First: Sit in a stradle reach for your right foot then left then middle. Hold all those for like 15seconds.
Second: Do a right leg pre-stretch an try an go down into a right leg splits. Then do the left leg an then middle.
Now do that everyday and you should see your toe touches improving. break your toe.
A toe back is really a touch touch backhandspring. After you land your toe touchjump right into your backhandspring.
Toe touches are a very hard thing to do. I have an over extended toe touch. A hyper extended toe touch is any where higher than that. A hyper extended toe touch is anywhere from almost liking yourself in the head to actually kicking yourself in the head.
stretch as often as possible, do toe touch exercises such as get on the floor and place your feet in a pike format, then very quickly pop your legs up like a toe touch and do your arms in the same way you would in a toe touch, then very quicly place your legs tightly back on the floor. frog jumps practice your toe touch never let you chest fall in your toe touch! keep it back if your chest is beck then your toe touch will be higher be tight point your toes have someone video you and watch the way you do yours and see if you are doing anything wrong try your very hardest never give up don't try to actually touch your toes! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This end of the answer is from ''escheerleader4'' you may also try doing bunches of situps to strengthen your tummy and you probably will want to do BUNCHES OF FROG JUMPS!!!!!!!! i HOPE THIS HELPED!
Yup, I sure can! :) I have some seriously loose joints, though. That helps.
the toe-touch should be at least up to your waist but if it isn't then you will need a little practice.
Some effective exercises to strengthen the muscles in your lower leg include calf raises, ankle dorsiflexion exercises, and toe raises. These exercises target the calf muscles, shin muscles, and foot muscles, helping to improve strength and stability in the lower leg.
Some effective balance exercises for amputees to improve stability and coordination include single-leg stands, heel-to-toe walking, balance board exercises, and core strengthening exercises like planks and bridges. These exercises can help amputees enhance their balance and coordination skills.
Some effective proprioception exercises for improving balance and coordination include single-leg stands, heel-to-toe walking, balance board exercises, and stability ball exercises. These exercises help to strengthen the muscles and improve the body's awareness of its position in space, leading to better balance and coordination.
toe touch
yes toe touches are the most common jumps in cheerleading
crunch, toe touch, v-up, reverse crunch, prone cobra, oblique v-up the number you do depends on what you can handle it is different for everybody
yes it is possible i can do it