On the same vid, in my post just above, I've watched the astronaut getting up off the ground about half a dozen times starting at about 2:07, and
while it looks like a wire may be lifting him what really is occurring is that he's lifting off with his left leg, shoves it up so quickly that it
both gets him upright and unbalances him again just a little. He is also helping with his right foot, as well as pushing off the other guy with his
left hand and arm. So that's a leg push and an arm push, augmented with a slight misjudging of how much pressure to push with so that he trips a
little once he's up.
EDIT: Just watched the push up again, and as he gets up and uses the right shoulder of the other guy for support, the pressure of the lift pushes the
other guy to his left a little, enough to tell that he has just had pressure applied to his right shoulder.
He shoots, he scores. Anyway, you are both bringing up some good points.
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