Getting up after a backward fall now draws both knees in during the first push, instead of the right boot trailing ahead. The right knee lifts with its boot as he rolls onto his hands, rather than snapping across the floor.
The hand-supported roll is steadier. The right hand no longer darts away and snaps back under the shoulder, and both hands lift in two readable beats. In the test films the worst step of the right shin fell from about 31 cm to between 9 and 13 cm a frame. Wider falls and other directions still need work.
