How to Perform a Two-person Hill Roll

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Summary: This video shows how to perform a head-over-heels hill roll with two people.

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By wenk
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Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Step 1

Nominate a leader and a follower. The leader should be the stronger of the two.
Step 2

The leader stands upright with feet slightly apart, facing uphill.

Making sure the top of their head is pointing downhill, the follower lies with their back flat on the ground and puts their head between the leader's legs.
Step 3

Leader and follower grab hold of each other's ankles. A secure grip is crucial.

To get the right position for this step, the leader must bend forward at the waist, knees slightly crooked, while the follower brings their knees in towards their chest.
Step 4

The leader starts rolling by rapidly assuming a sitting position downhill of the follower's head. The leader rolls onto their back, pulling the follower along behind. The follower then copies this movement, and the roll is under way!
Step 5

From here, given a steep enough gradient, momentum should keep both parties moving down the hill for as long as they are able to hang on to each other.