Difference between stalder press and V sit press

[Seabird]

Stalder is an A level skill and the V sit is a C level skill, but to my untrained eye, they seem to be the same thing (though the videos I've seen may not be accurate representations). Could someone please explain the differences?

[Joshua Slocum]

Re-read your code. A piked Endo roll to handstand is a C (skill # 45); the straddled version is a B (#44). 

[Daniel Burnham]

I believe he is talking about the static presses not the rolls.

 

In this case, a press from L, straddle L, split, or front support is all a B (skill 14)

A press from Vsit is C (skill 9)

 

 

Lowering from handstand to straddle L is an A

 

A stalder press is a press from straddle L which is easier than holding a V-sit.

[Seabird]

I believe his is talking about the static presses not the rolls.

 

Either way.  In this case a press from L, straddle L, split, or front support is all a B (skill 14)

A press from Vsit is C (skill 9)

 

 

Lowering from handstand to straddle L is an A

 

Also a stalder press is a press from straddle L which is easier than holding a V-sit.

Ya, this makes sense. I think the video I saw was a straddle L press to handstand, and the person just thought it was a V press because the straddle is shaped like a V. Makes sense because the V sit press is a C skill and the manna press is a D. Ty.

[Timothy Aiken]

 

A stalder press is a press from straddle L which is easier than holding a V-sit.

Muscularly, stalder is easier. But if you have the strength, V-sit is easier as there is less finesse.