Steve Ray
(from Dallas, Texas, USA) busted this Triple X attempt on the 16th Dec 2002, in the corridor of the office building where he works. Steve is an avid House Gymnast and Harrison&Ford were impressed by his one-handed bravery. However, the corridor is too narrow to perform a fully-fledged Triple X, which is why Steve's legs are bent and too low down on the wall. Harrison&Ford were also dubious as to whether this move was held for 3 seconds.LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENT: 7/10
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Submissions are judged and graded for width of space (relative to the person), height, location, and straightness and splayedness of body. Obviously the move is more impressive if attempted in a public space with onlookers present, as this adds pressure to the performance. The House Gymmer will also be laughed at by the crowd if he fails miserably. However, the crowd can be an advantage as their cheering can spur the person on, and if serious injury occurs, there will be lots of people around to ring for an ambulance.
Attempts worthy of note:
Steve Ray Ché Garnar-Hamilton Mark Thomas Best of the Rest
Submissions are judged and graded for width of space (relative to the person), height, location, and straightness and splayedness of body. Obviously the move is more impressive if attempted in a public space with onlookers present, as this adds pressure to the performance. The House Gymmer will also be laughed at by the crowd if he fails miserably. However, the crowd can be an advantage as their cheering can spur the person on, and if serious injury occurs, there will be lots of people around to ring for an ambulance.
Attempts worthy of note:
Steve Ray Ché Garnar-Hamilton Mark Thomas Best of the Rest
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