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Chow (Beam Turn)
A balance beam turn named after American gymnast Amy Chow, a 1996 Olympic silver medalist on uneven bars, recognized as a named element requiring specific body position and rotational criteria.
apps Top Chow (Beam Turn) Alternatives
The top alternative to Chow (Beam Turn) in 2026 is Double Twisting Double Back (Floor) with a score of 9.5/10, followed by Full Twist (Beam) (8.6) and Back Tuck (Beam) (8.3).
Double Twisting Double Back (Floor)
The Double Twisting Double Back is a floor exercise skill performed in elite gymnastics. It involves executing a double...
Full Twist (Beam)
The full twist beam is an elite gymnastics skill demanding exceptional strength, coordination, and spatial awareness. It...
Back Tuck (Beam)
A backward tucked somersault performed on the 10-centimeter-wide balance beam, one of the foundational acrobatic element...
Onodi
A gymnastics acrobatic skill named after Hungarian gymnast Henrietta Onodi; a back walkover incorporating a half-twist s...
Thomas Flair (Pommel Horse)
A pommel horse skill named after American gymnast Kurt Thomas, consisting of continuous leg-circle swings with full-body...
Front Salto (Beam)
The Front Salto on Beam is an acrobatic element where the gymnast performs a complete forward tucked or piked rotation o...
Def (Parallel Bars)
The Def is a highly difficult parallel bars release move in men's gymnastics featuring a flyaway double salto backward w...
Russian Flair (Pommel Horse)
A pommel horse element similar to the Thomas Flair but performed with an inverted body orientation during the swing phas...
Front Aerial Beam
The Front Aerial on Beam is a high-difficulty gymnastics skill where an athlete performs a forward salto without hands o...
Magyar Circles (Pommel Horse)
Continuous circular travel movements along the full length of the pommel horse, named after Hungarian gymnast Zoltán Mag...
Back Somersault Beam
The Back Somersault on Beam is a foundational gymnastics acrobatic element where the athlete performs a complete backwar...
Aerial Walkover on Beam
The Aerial Walkover on beam is an advanced women's gymnastics acrobatic skill where the athlete executes a backward walk...
Back Flip on Beam
The Back Flip is an acrobatic skill performed on the balance beam in women's gymnastics, requiring the athlete to execut...
Honma (Pommel Horse)
A pommel horse element named after a Japanese gymnast, notable as a recognized FIG skill reflecting Japan's historical d...
Ezhova (Bars)
The Ezhova is a women's artistic gymnastics uneven bars skill featuring a clear hip circle with a 180-degree turn, named...
Bhardwaj (Beam)
A beam acrobatic element named after American gymnast Mohini Bhardwaj, a member of the U.S. team at the 2004 Athens Olym...
Wolf Turn (Beam)
A balance beam or floor turn performed in a squat position on one leg with the other extended, requiring the gymnast to...
Cartwheel on Beam
The Cartwheel is a fundamental acrobatic element performed on the balance beam in women's artistic gymnastics, requiring...
Switch Leap (Beam)
A leap on balance beam or floor where the gymnast switches legs mid-air, transitioning from one split orientation to the...
Cat Leap on Beam
The Cat Leap on beam is a women's gymnastics dance element where the athlete jumps from one foot, bringing one bent knee...
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