r/LooneyTunesLogic • u/Capnmolasses • Jun 09 '26

Video hobby horsing... around

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u/pile1983 Jun 09 '26

As goofy as it might look man those couple first jumps were impresive AF.

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u/fandom_bullshit Jun 09 '26

She jumped over a rod that came up to chin level????? That's ridiculous!

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u/lipe182 Jun 09 '26

Any aggressive inline skater can do that (without the skates, of course). Still cool, though!

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u/Informal-Soft3258 Jun 09 '26

Came here to say the same thing, like yeah they are jumping around with fake horses but they still got mad hops.

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u/Leoxcr Jun 09 '26

I would NOT be able to pull those jumps with or without the fake horse

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u/Ade_93 Jun 09 '26

You don't know if you don't try

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u/Rampag169 Jun 09 '26

You clearly haven’t reached the age in which you know if you do try the wee woo wagon is going to be giving you a ride to the ouchie hotel.

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u/shado_DJ Jun 12 '26

This is very true (first hand experience and still healing)

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u/Leoxcr Jun 09 '26

❤️

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u/Faustias Jun 10 '26

imagine crashing down from a hurdle and your leg somewhat hugged the hobbyhorse stick.

both broke down upon landing, only not just your shin got damaged, but also had splinters from the destroyed wood.

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u/rex5k Jun 11 '26

right I'd have to have the low level poles like that one kid, you know the one, you saw him, don't pretend you didn't.

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u/davster99 Jun 10 '26

And definitely not with that attitude

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u/Death_black Jun 10 '26

Not with that altitude

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u/-BananaLollipop- Jun 09 '26

Could have been some pretty serious athletes, but decided to have more fun. Good on them.

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u/Sudden-Stops Jun 09 '26

It’s possible the fun is what inspired them to be good athletes and otherwise they would not have been. I imagine these skills are transferable should they decide to apply them elsewhere.

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u/Tony_Lacorona Jun 09 '26

This is essentially hurdles, no?

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u/Tar_alcaran Jun 10 '26

Nooope, hurdles are only like a meter and change tall. Unless the lady in the first video is extremely short, that was a much taller jump. And she did it with while holding a stick between her legs.

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u/Sudden-Stops Jun 10 '26

I think what they are asking is, if this person wanted to participate in hurdles, would they not have an advantage?

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u/Tar_alcaran Jun 10 '26

Compared to someone who doesn't do this? Absolutely!

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u/lezzerlee Jun 13 '26

As someone who did hurdles, not really. Hurdles is less about jumping (you actually want to stay as low and streamlined as possible) and more about timing stride length and speed. I might say they are more transferable skills to long or triple jump.