Holding both silks in one hand, invert into straddle, and wrap or crochet the opposite side leg. Bend that knee, and then reach up above your knee, crunch up to sitting, lower your legs down and let the silk fall off, repeat alternating sides.
Monday, September 14, 2015
Hocks Climb
Hocks Climb, also known as Straddle Climb or Hock Climb.
Holding both silks in one hand, invert into straddle, and wrap or crochet the opposite side leg. Bend that knee, and then reach up above your knee, crunch up to sitting, lower your legs down and let the silk fall off, repeat alternating sides.
*tip* when stacking your hands before your invert, stack the hand on the same side as the leg you will be hooking, on the bottom.
Alternate hocks climb on split silks (also known as Hook climb):
Holding both silks in one hand, invert into straddle, and wrap or crochet the opposite side leg. Bend that knee, and then reach up above your knee, crunch up to sitting, lower your legs down and let the silk fall off, repeat alternating sides.
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