Акробатические упражнения в спальне

@Image 1 and @Image 2 define the character's appearance — face, hairstyle, and physique. @Image 1 shows the front view, @Image 2 shows the profile and haircut. Do not use the background or clothing from the references. A man performs an acrobatic sequence in a bedroom: push-up, transition to handstand, handstand push-ups, flip over the head, and walking away. Realistic video, natural bedroom lighting. Camera is static, medium shot. Single continuous take without cuts. Pure video, no subtitles, no background music, no deformations. Bedroom with gray carpet. Brown leather sofa on the left side of the frame, bed with blue blanket on the right. Two white doors and part of kitchen area in the background. Character is in the center of the frame on the carpet. 0-2 sec: @Image 1 and @Image 2 character kneels in the center of the bedroom, shirtless torso, wearing blue-white plaid pants. He looks at the camera, then places his palms on the carpet in front of him, assuming a push-up position. Camera: medium shot, chest level, static. 2-4 sec: @Image 1 and @Image 2 character performs one push-up — bends arms, lowers chest to the floor, then straightens arms. Movement is controlled, muscles are tense. Camera: medium shot, static. 4-6 sec: @Image 1 and @Image 2 character lifts knees off the floor, raises hips up, forming an inverted V-shape. Center of gravity shifts forward over the palms. Then with a sharp controlled motion pushes legs vertically up — first one, then the other, creating impulse from the shoulder girdle. Body straightens into a single line: palms-shoulders-hips-legs. Key physics: body weight fully transfers to palms, fingers slightly spread for stabilization, wrists under shoulders. Legs must not spread apart — movement strictly vertical. Transition takes about 1.5 seconds, no hanging in intermediate positions. Camera: medium shot, static. 6-8 sec: @Image 1 and @Image 2 character holds a handstand, legs vertically up, body forms a straight line from palms to feet. Performs two push-ups in handstand: bends arms at elbows, lowering head to the floor at 5-10 cm distance, then straightens arms, returning to starting position. Key physics: elbows bend to the sides, not backward; shoulders remain stable, do not collapse; torso does not sway. Legs remain vertical, do not lower or rise higher. Balance maintained through micro-movements of fingers and core tension. Each push-up takes about 1 second, minimal pause between them. Camera: medium shot, static. 8-10 sec: @Image 1 and @Image 2 character begins a flip over the head — leans torso forward, transferring weight to palms. Legs describe a smooth arc over the head: first lower backward behind the back, then pass through horizontal phase, then rise forward. Body passes through "bridge" position — back arches, arms remain straight, head passes close to the floor. Key physics: movement continuous, no stops; legs do not bend at knees (or bend minimally); arms remain support point until landing. Movement speed uniform, does not accelerate or decelerate sharply. Flip takes about 2 seconds. Camera: medium shot, static. 10-12 sec: @Image 1 and @Image 2 character completes the flip, lands on feet, stands up. Turns his back to the camera and walks toward the door in the background. Camera: medium shot, static. The body of @Image 1 and @Image 2 character maintains anatomical correctness in all positions. Pants do not deform during flips. Arms and legs remain proportional. Transitions between positions are smooth, without jerks. Realistic video, natural colors, clear detail of muscles and movement.

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