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3 Ways to Hop a Fence

By Matthew Lynch
November 14, 2023
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Introduction:

Every now and then, you might find yourself faced with the need to hop a fence. Whether you’re trying to take a shortcut, retrieve an object, or just testing your agility, knowing a few techniques can come in handy. This article will teach you three simple ways to go about clambering over that fence without causing injury.

1. The Roll-Over Technique:

The Roll-Over Technique is one of the simplest and safest ways to hop over a fence. It’s particularly beginner-friendly and is ideal for average-height fences.

Steps:

– Approach the fence perpendicularly.

– Place your hands on top of the fence.

– Swing your dominant leg up and over while keeping your other knee bent.

– Use your hands to push up and roll your body over the fence.

– Land on the balls of your feet, bending your knees to absorb the impact.

2. The Cat Leap Approach:

The Cat Leap Approach is excellent for taller fences but requires slightly more upper body strength than the Roll-Over Technique.

Steps:

– Run toward the fence at an angle.

– Perform a small jump-propelling yourself off one foot to set up for the main leap.

– Jump towards the fence, planting both hands firmly on top.

– Outstretch your legs as high as possible while using arms to pull yourself closer.

– Swing one leg quickly over the fence then follow with the other.

– Slide down safely, letting go of the top bar when halfway down.

3. The Over-the-Side Technique:

The Over-the-Side Technique allows for more control during descent and keeps a low profile when hopping shorter fences without barbed wire.

Steps:

– Approach the side of the fence where support posts are located.

– Stand parallel to a post and grip it tightly with both hands.

– Step onto the lowest horizontal bar by placing your foot between support bars (wear sturdy shoes to avoid risk of slipping).

– Advance your hands up the post while pushing off the horizontal bar with your foot.

– Swing your dominant leg up and over the fence.

– Bring your other leg up while gripping the post firmly, then lower yourself down.

Final Thoughts:

Now that you know three simple techniques for hopping a fence, you’ll be able to handle unexpected obstacles with relative ease. It’s essential, however, to always respect private property and obey the law when faced with fenced-off areas. Lastly, practice safety when attempting these techniques at all times!

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