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The triple double is a gymnastics tumbling skill performed on floor exercise that combines three complete saltos with two full twists. Simone Biles became the first woman to land the skill in competition at the 2019 U.S. Gymnastics Championships. The element is coded in the FIG Code of Points and ca...
The Biles is a recognized artistic gymnastics skill performed on the floor exercise, named after American gymnast Simone Biles. Credited as the Biles I, the element consists of a double layout salto with a half twist. Biles first successfully performed the maneuver at an international competition in...
The Silivas is an elite floor exercise skill in gymnastics. It consists of a double layout salto combined with a full twist rotation. Developed by Romanian gymnast Daniela Silivaș, it gained prominence through her remarkable performance at the 1988 Seoul Olympics where she secured three gold medals....
The Biles II is a complex floor exercise skill in women's gymnastics. It consists of a triple-twisting double back layout, a difficult acrobatic combination pioneered by Simone Biles. This element was first executed at the 2019 World Championships and is notable for its demanding technical requireme...
The Biles is a highly complex floor exercise skill in gymnastics. It’s a triple-double—a double backflip with three twists—recognized as one of the most difficult skills performed by women. Simone Biles developed and first competed this move at the 2019 World Championships. The skill is primarily us...
The Double Twisting Double Layout is a highly complex floor tumbling pass performed in gymnastics. It involves executing a double layout salto followed by two full twists. This combination represents one of the most difficult skills within elite men's floor exercise, demanding exceptional aerial awa...
The Triple Double (Biles) is a highly complex gymnastics skill involving a double back salto followed by a triple twist performed on the floor exercise. It was first executed in competition by Simone Biles at the 2019 World Championships, marking an unprecedented achievement in women’s acrobatics. T...
The windmill is an advanced dance move rooted in breakdancing. It involves continuous rolling across the upper back and shoulders combined with a sweeping circular motion of the legs. Developed within 1970s New York hip-hop culture, it's practiced by acrobatic dancers seeking to demonstrate strength...
The triple back tuck is a complex gymnastics skill involving three full twists within a tucked body position. It’s notable for its exceptional rotational speed and requires significant strength, coordination, and spatial awareness. This maneuver is typically performed by elite female gymnasts compet...
In the sport of women's artistic gymnastics, the Moors is a floor exercise tumbling skill named after Canadian gymnast Victoria Moors. Recognized by the International Gymnastics Federation, the element is classified as a double-twisting double layout salto with a layout body position. Moors successf...
In gymnastics, a double-double is a high-difficulty tumbling pass consisting of two complete saltos combined with two full twists. The skill is performed on apparatuses like the floor exercise, where it is typically executed as a backward salto. The maneuver requires significant spatial awareness an...
The Silivas is a floor exercise tumbling pass named after Romanian gymnast Daniela Silivaș, who competed it at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. It consists of a double back salto with two twists, typically performed in the tucked position. The skill remains a staple in elite women's gymnastics and is classi...
The Dos Santos is an acrobatic element performed on the floor exercise in artistic gymnastics. The skill is named after Brazilian gymnast Daiane dos Santos, who debuted it at the 2003 World Championships. It consists of a double Arabian salto, involving two forward rotations with a half twist, and i...
The windmill is a foundational power move in breakdancing where the dancer rolls continuously from their upper back to their shoulders. While maintaining this rolling motion, the performer twirls their legs in a V-shape to build and maintain rotational momentum. The move was popularized in the late...
The Double Twisting Double Back is a floor exercise skill performed in elite gymnastics. It involves executing a double backward salto followed by two full twists, totaling 720 degrees of rotation. This pass represents a significant difficulty and is frequently utilized by male gymnasts seeking to m...
The flare is an advanced acrobatic power move utilized in breakdancing, gymnastics, and tricking. The athlete supports their body weight solely on their hands while swinging their legs in a continuous, alternating circular motion around the torso. Originating from the pommel horse routines in artist...
The Dollamur FLEXI-Roll is a roll-out mat system manufactured by the American sports-surface company Dollamur. It is used for activities such as wrestling, gymnastics, martial arts, and related training that require a padded floor over a larger area. Its segmented foam construction allows sections t...
The piked full-in is an advanced gymnastics tumbling skill performed on the floor exercise apparatus. It consists of a double backward somersault with a full 360-degree twist incorporated into the first salto, executed with the body in a pike position. This element is rated as a high-difficulty skil...
The Li Ning is a floor exercise routine within gymnastics characterized by a complex cartwheel variation. It’s notable for its origins with Chinese gymnast Li Ning, whose success at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics significantly shaped competitive routines. This element remains relevant for gymnasts in...
Shibboleth was a site-specific art installation created by Colombian sculptor Doris Salcedo for the Turbine Hall of the Tate Modern in London in 2007. The work consisted of a 548-foot-long subterranean crack that traversed the concrete floor of the gallery space. Salcedo intended the fissure as a re...
The Thomas Flare is a gymnastics pommel horse skill involving a circular leg motion executed during routines. It was popularized by Kurt Thomas in 1978 and remains a challenging element within elite men’s artistic gymnastics. Gymnasts utilizing this skill require strength, coordination, and precise...
A full twisting layout is an acrobatic maneuver utilized in gymnastics, cheerleading, and tumbling. During the skill, the athlete executes a straight-backed backward salto while simultaneously rotating their body a complete 360 degrees horizontally. Unlike tucked or piked positions, the layout requi...
The hollowback is an advanced breakdance freeze element that requires significant spinal flexibility and shoulder strength to execute. Dancers perform the move by balancing on their hands in a backward-arching bridge position while kicking their legs upward, creating a hollowed-out chest. Originatin...
The Holtkotter 2503 is a freestanding floor lamp equipped with a pivoting swing arm and an adjustable halogen light source. Manufactured by the German lighting company Holtkotter, the fixture is engineered to provide precise, directional task lighting. Its mechanical adjustability and focused illumi...
A full-twisting double back is an advanced acrobatic element in which an athlete completes two backward somersaults while adding one full longitudinal twist. It can appear in gymnastics and related acrobatic disciplines, with the exact body position, twist timing, and technical classification depend...
Pine-Sol Original is a concentrated multipurpose household cleaner sold under the Pine-Sol brand. It is used in diluted or full-strength form, according to label directions, on compatible hard, nonporous surfaces such as floors, counters, sinks, and appliances. The product is distinguished by its ch...
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