He was sure she would try to fake him out by the looks of it. Greenpaw had been crouching, doing the same exact thing before. It seemed like she was going leap straight at him but, would jump or run somewhere else.

As she jumped to the side and then at him, he threw his head up a bit, backing up quickly. His tail fluffed up, he turned and ran a bit away, not knowing if she would jump on his back or try to trip him while he ran.
@Greenleap

Glancing back, he saw the gray shape of Greenpaw leaping onto him. Grinning slightly, he stopped dead in his tracks but, it was too late, the apprentice had already toppled onto him. Giving a slight huff as the extra weight fell onto him, he began bouncing around, trying to see if she could hang on. This was pretty fun!

@Greenleap

Originally Posted by SparrowSoar (Post 688746) She lead her apprentice to the island, and mewed, "Now, the leap and hold is a move that is ideal for a small cat facing a bigger opponent." She mewed, flicking her tail for her apprentice to sit down. "You spring onto the opponents back, latching on with unshealthed claws." She paused for a moment in thought. "You'll be out of range from your opponents attacks and can inflect severe wounds. Always watch for the drop and roll counter move, and jump off before you get squashed." She mewed, giving her apprentice a second to process it. @Mumble

Originally Posted by SparrowSoar (Post 690822) "Well, maybe later on I can show you a demonstration, but not right now, since I'm bigger than you." She meowed. "now, spring up and jump on my back. Get a good grip, but always leave yourself a chance to attack." She mewed, getting ready to shake her apprentice off. @Mumble

Originally Posted by SparrowSoar (Post 690837) Creekleap ducked between Snowpaws legs, tripping her over. "You have to be fast, and try to be unpredictable!" @Mumble