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Step 7. Step quickly and confidently on to the skywlker Sky Walker . The Sky Walker is strong and
will be able to hold you (see Weight Restrictions - Page 8). Plant your feet evenly on to the Sky
Walker and strive to stand perfectly straight. This will make steadying the Sky Walker much easier.
Use your spotter for support but maintain straight posture as this is how you will centre your
balance on the sky
walker
TAKE YOUR TIME. On average, it takes at least 3-5 minutes just to get used to standing on the Sky
Walker . Use the help of your spotter and allow your body and mind to understand that the straighter
you are, the more motionless the Sky Walker becomes. Remember the rules from earlier on Sky
Walker TIPS TO KEEP IN MIND - Page 10).
The Sky Walker is intuitive, if you lean forward, you’ll travel forward. If you lean backwards, you’ll
travel backwards. If you do not lean at all, you should travel nowhere!
Practice stepping backwards, o the Sky Walker .
This is the single most important skill you will
need for the safe operation of the Sky Walker .
DO NOT step forwards.
ALWAYS STEP BACKWARDS, WITH A STEADY
FOOT POSITION, WHEN TRYING TO
DISMOUNT THE Sky W alker.
Practice stepping on and o the Sky Walker ,
using the help of your spotter.
This diagram explains how to move forward
and backwards. Keeping upright places you
perfectly still.
TOP TIP: Lean your head in the direction you wish to travel.
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