The move is too fast for Peter to react, even with Spidey-senses. If Peter weren't so angry, he might have marveled at Alec's almost supernaturally-fast acrobatic movements the same way he did at Bucky's arm or Captain America's shield.

But right now, that particular trait doesn't register as anything more than an obstacle that needs to be overcome.

Peter hits the ground hard, and a half-second later, is already mentally his next move. "You still haven't even seen half of what I can do," he insists. This fight is stupid, and consciously, Peter knows that it's stupid, but he can't stop himself; he's tired of everyone always treating him like a kid, like he didn't know how to use his own powers, like he's just some nerd whose sole purpose at parties was to be taunted with the name Penis Parker by DJ Flash at the earliest possible opportunity.

Peter attempts to fold his legs between him and Alec -- and if he can, use them to knock the other man off and away with his feet.