Backwards Long Jump

The Backwards Long Jump (abbreviated as BLJ), is a speedrunning technique in the game Super Mario 64 that builds up speed mostly up certain stairs when using the Long Jump and going backwards.
== How it works ==
The Backwards Long Jump works because the developers of the game forgot to add a speed duplication limit to Mario's negative speed. And when doing this on certain stairs, Mario will build up alot of speed.
== History ==
The first time the BLJ was discussed about was around the year 2000, when 2 people in a newspaper documented that players should look away from the stairs in the third Bowser stairs and Long Jump but backwards. This caused alot of people to have the skip getting 20 more stars.