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Onodi
The Onodi is an acrobatic skill in gymnastics named after Hungarian gymnast Henrietta Onodi, who competed internationally in the late 1980s and 1990s. The skill consists of a back walkover or back handspring with a half twist, with the gymnast initiating the rotation backward and completing the skil...
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The top alternative to Onodi in 2026 is Biles II (Floor Exercise) with a score of 9.7/10, followed by Yurchenko Double Pike (9.6) and Korbut Flip (9.2).
Biles II (Floor Exercise)
Biles II is a women’s artistic gymnastics floor exercise element consisting of a triple-twisting double somersault. Simo...
Yurchenko Double Pike
The Yurchenko double pike is a high-difficulty gymnastics vault performed on the vaulting table. The skill begins with a...
Korbut Flip
The Korbut Flip is a back salto executed on the high beam, achieved by the Soviet gymnast Olga Korbut during the 1972 Su...
Amanar Vault (Yurchenko 2.5)
The Yurchenko 2.5, commonly known as the Amanar vault, is an elite gymnastics skill demanding exceptional power and coor...
Patterson (Balance Beam)
The Patterson is a balance-beam dismount consisting of an Arabian entry followed by two front saltos, usually described...
Triple Twist Layout
The triple twist layout is an acrobatic skill combining a straight-body backward salto with three complete twists around...
Full Twisting Double Back (Floor)
The full twisting double back is a tumbling element in which the gymnast performs two backward saltos while completing o...
Full Twist (Beam)
The full twist beam is an elite gymnastics skill demanding exceptional strength, coordination, and spatial awareness. It...
Double Back (Beam Dismount)
The double back dismount is an elite gymnastics maneuver executed from the balance beam. It involves two consecutive bac...
Kasamatsu Vault
The Kasamatsu Vault is a gymnastics skill contested in men's artistic gymnastics, named after Japanese gymnast Shigeru K...
Moors (Floor)
A high-difficulty floor tumbling element named after the gymnast who first performed it in FIG-sanctioned competition, r...
Back Tuck (Beam)
A back tuck on beam is a backward somersault performed with the hips and knees drawn into a tucked position on the balan...
Patterson
The Patterson is an uneven bars dismount in women's artistic gymnastics named after American gymnast Carly Patterson. It...
Triple Full
A Triple Full is an acrobatic element performed in gymnastics, trampolining, and cheerleading. It consists of a backward...
Front Salto (Beam)
The Front Salto on Beam is a recognized acrobatic element in women's artistic gymnastics, performed on the 10-centimeter...
Flic-Flac (Beam)
A Flic-Flac on the balance beam is a backward-flipping acrobatic element widely utilized in women's artistic gymnastics....
Front Aerial Beam
The front aerial on the balance beam is a high-difficulty gymnastics skill where an athlete executes a forward salto wit...
Back Somersault Beam
The back somersault on beam is a gymnastics acrobatic element performed on the balance beam, where the athlete executes...
Triple Turn
A triple turn is a high-difficulty dance and gymnastics skill performed on the floor exercise or the balance beam. To ex...
Chow (Beam Turn)
A balance beam turn named after American gymnast Amy Chow, a 1996 Olympic silver medalist on uneven bars, recognized as...
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