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The double back dismount is an elite gymnastics maneuver executed from the balance beam. It involves two consecutive backward somersaults in the air, demanding precise timing and substantial aerial rotation. This complex skill is typically performed by advanced gymnasts—specifically those competing...
The Belle is a release element on the parallel bars in men's artistic gymnastics, distinguished by its dynamic forward flight phase before regrasping the rails.
Why this score
Powerful release element offering dramatic flight and considerable elite-level risk.
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The Patterson is an uneven bars dismount in women's artistic gymnastics named after American gymnast Carly Patterson. It consists of a double Arabian—a double salto with a half-twist—performed in a piked position. Patterson used the element during the 2004 Athens Olympics, where she won the women's...
Why this score
Distinctive and difficult bars dismount with respected competitive pedigree, though less iconic than leading named skills.
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The punch front salto is a forward-rotating salto performed as a gymnastics dismount from the balance beam. The gymnast leaves the beam from a punch takeoff, rotates forward in the air, and lands on the mat beyond the apparatus. Unlike a tumbling-style dismount that begins with a round-off, the skil...
Why this score
Direct forward beam dismount demands commitment and landing control, but offers moderate difficulty.
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A flyaway is a gymnastics dismount in which the athlete releases the uneven bars or high bar and completes a backward salto before landing on the floor mat. The skill involves releasing the apparatus while generating backward rotation and maintaining enough height and distance to land under control....
Why this score
Essential and recognizable bar dismount family, broadly taught but comparatively basic without advanced rotation or twists.
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The Nabarro is an artistic gymnastics dismount performed on the balance beam, named after British gymnast Daniel Nabarro and cataloged in the gymnastics Code of Points.
Why this score
Questionable attribution and limited documented recognition substantially weaken its consensus standing.
Scoring methodology
A cradle catch is a cheerleading dismount used to bring a flyer safely from an elevated stunt to the bases. The flyer is released from the stunt and lands horizontally across the bases' supporting arms, with the bases controlling the descent and catch. It is a partner-based acrobatic skill that depe...
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What leads the Dismount ranking?
Double Back (Beam Dismount) currently leads the Dismount results with a displayed score of 8.62/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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