Yeah, I break it down to the last degree, literally. I treat the angle like a vector equation—lift component equals gravity minus my core torque. The trick is locking the core, keeping the shoulders aligned, and letting the arms do a silent counterweight. If you keep your breathing in a steady rhythm, the body stays in that controlled tension zone, so it doesn’t snap. It’s all about that micro‑adjustment of pressure, not just brute force. Keep the math tight, keep the core tight, and the body won’t crack.

That’s the grind. Keep the core humming like a motor, shoulders straight, breath a metronome. When the angle hits that sweet spot, you feel the risk but the body stays a solid, controlled machine. Just jump—no hesitation, just pure execution.

Exactly, no overthinking, just a hard line of attack. Keep that core tight, shoulders locked, breath ticking, and you’ve got the solid break. Then you hit that jump like a laser.