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The Basics of Walking on Stilts
How to Make Tin Can Stilts
How to Saw Wood To Make Hand Held Stilts
How to Build Hand Held Stilts
How to Stand On Construction Stilts
How to Wear Circus Stilts
Jumping on Stilts
How to Jump on Power Skip Stilts
How to Saw Wood To Build Circus Stilts
How to Size Up Your Legs for Home Built Stilts
How to Attach Foot Plates for Home Built Stilts
How to Attach Calf Plates for Home Built Stilts
How to Finish Building Your Stilts
How to Add Rubber & Shoes to Stilts
Safety Tips When Walking on Stilts
How to Begin Walking on Stilts
Practicing With A Pole for Stilt Walking
How to Do Tricks on Stilts
Bikes & Scooters Made for Stilts
The History of Stilt Walking
How to Add Multiple Levels to Your Stilts
Marketing Ideas for Stilt Walkers
Summary: How to jump on power skip stilts in this free circus performance video.
Paul Anderson is a professional circus performer who has studied throughout Europe and the United States. He runs a circus school in Hollywood, Fla. Anderson is a clown, acrobat, tuba...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village, I'd like to talk about stilt walking. My name is Paul Anderson from the ABC circus and here we are. On these power skips, I've attached my own boot right to the power skips so I have a lot more control when I jump on these stilts. Get them nice and tight so that when you jump around you don't lose your stilt. Of course, all of these stilts are in the same principle. Attach your foot to the stilt and attach again up at the calf. Once you're locked in tight, you're free to jump around. I would highly recommend if you're going to stand in these for a long time, you wear some pads so they don't rub on your shins. Here you go. Jumping stilts. Of course, I can skip, hop on one leg, and dance around. Power risers are the newest thing in stilt rocking."
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