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Sad Grab

The cited version uses front-hand toe-edge contact and a fully extended front leg.

HOW TO DO IT

Sad Grab — Source Variants

TransWorld describes a front-hand toe hold near the rear binding with front-leg extension. FIS associates Sad/Melon with heel contact. Keep both attributed definitions.

Preparation and setting

Use this record for source-specific understanding. Where mechanics are unresolved, ordinary component practice is related knowledge rather than a verified progression for the named target.

Known phases / unresolved execution

  1. No complete source-specific execution sequence is established; retain this item as an open editorial record.

Learning and practice

The available description and explicit evidence limits above are the content for this record. Complete named reproduction steps are not available where marked incomplete. Descriptive novelty references are not automatically assigned training tasks.

Errors, limits and corrections

Blending heel and toe definitions invents one universal Sad. Preserve the unresolved naming conflict.

Observable checks

The attributed source usage is preserved and missing fields are not guessed. This is not counted as a completed execution lesson.

SOURCE-BACKED DETAIL

Characteristics

Record type
grab plus styling combination
Demonstrator
Johnny Brady
Grab hand
front hand in S5
Edge
toe edge in S5; FIS associates Sad/Melanchollie/Melon with heel edge
Contact position
between the feet near the rear binding in S5
Front leg
extended in S5
Rear leg
bent in S5
Source label
Sad Grab — TransWorld Version

Source conflicts

  • S5 uses a toe-edge definition while S1 associates Sad/Melanchollie/Melon with a heel-edge grab.

Definition conflicts

  • S5 uses a toe-edge definition while S1 associates Sad/Melanchollie/Melon with a heel-edge grab.

01

editorial review notes

Naming or placement differs between sources. Preserve source-specific wording; do not silently merge competing definitions.

02

Additional teaching summary — coaching review required

The TransWorld styling note emphasizes front-leg extension with the rear knee bent; this styling is part of that source's definition, not merely its hand location.

03

Additional editorial review notes

Do not merge the toe-edge version automatically into Melon.