Precision Jump

Precision refers to a precise landing with your feet on the edge of a wall, rail, or other object. One of the most common forms is the precision jump, which involves starting in a standing position and jumping from one object to another.

A precision jump involves jumping to a small landing area by using your whole body (arms, legs, core/torso, head) in a careful coordinated movement to help keep balance as you land. The motion itself resembles a coil being launched in the air and then landing again, absorbing and straightening out. The jump is great for situations where you need precise jumping, such as from a rail to another rail where balance and coordination are key.

Stride
Taking longs strides on object, running across rails or small objects

360 precision
The athlete takes off and lands facing in the same direction, but a complete 360 degree turn is completed while in the air

Kong Precision
A kong vault into a precision jump