Definitions by anonthermus

Flat

(the flat/ flat of one’s feet)- A term used to describe how high the heels of the feet are in proportion to the ground while the balls of the feet are on ground during quadrobics.

My flat is 6.5 inches, I'm a women’s 5.

Flat by anonthermus November 21, 2025

False Landing

A landing after a jump that isn't completed successfully. This includes landing on one's knees, collapsing, stumbling, or being unable to complete a break step.

I’m counting that as a false landing, you landed on your feet first.

False Landing by anonthermus November 21, 2025

False Jump

A jump where the athlete backs out, ceases, lands feet first (unintentionally), stumbles, or is unable to start a jump.

I’m counting that as a false jump, you forgot your midform.

False Jump by anonthermus November 21, 2025

Eye Line

The vertical point in a stance that an athlete's eyes are at. This is used to measure neck posture and stance height in formal or some recreational sports.

Move the hurdle to 3.4 inches above your eye line.

Eye Line by anonthermus November 21, 2025

Difficulty Points

Points assigned to athletes in quadrobics competitions to change their final score. This is done to make sure everyone can compete at the same level despite physical injury, condition, or disorder.

Athletes with 3+ difficulty points usually get accommodations.

Difficulty Points by anonthermus November 21, 2025

Den Meet

An event in quadrobics culture that happens an hour or so before competitions. It usually includes food and entertainment. It's so that the audience doesn't get bored while athletes are preparing for the competition.

I’m so excited for the den meet, I heard there's going to be pizza.

Den Meet by anonthermus November 21, 2025

Crimp

The term is used for low stanced gaits in quadrobics, when the athlete’s elbows or knees touch the ground.

Crimps are common in gaits such as crouches.

Crimp by anonthermus November 21, 2025