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The Diamidov is a named swing element on the men's parallel bars in which the gymnast releases one hand and performs a half turn before regrasping the apparatus. It is named after Soviet gymnast Sergei Diamidov and is evaluated within the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique's code of points, wh...
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Parallel-bars classic acclaimed for one-arm control, swing precision, and historical influence.
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The Memmel is an uneven bars release move featuring a piked Tkachev from a toe-on entry, named after American gymnast Chellsie Memmel, a 2005 World Champion.
Why this score
Difficult piked release with respected elite pedigree but comparatively limited cultural recognition.
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An inbar is a complex gymnastics skill performed on the horizontal bar in men's artistic gymnastics and the uneven bars in women's artistic gymnastics. During the movement, the gymnast executes a circle around the bar with their legs piked and toes passing extremely close to the bar itself. This dis...
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Demanding close-bar circling technique prized for flexibility, control, and connection value in elite routines.
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An uneven bars pirouette skill named after Russian-American gymnast Nastia Liukin, the 2008 Beijing Olympic all-around champion, distinguished by its specific hand placement or release characteristic during execution.
The toe-on is a foundational circling element in artistic gymnastics performed on the high bar or uneven bars. In this skill, the gymnast maintains contact with the apparatus by hooking the front of their feet or toes around the bar while their body rotates in a supported pike position. It is freque...
Why this score
Common bar circling element central to transitions and combinations, technically useful but comparatively routine.
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An uneven bars pirouette element named after American gymnast Amy Chow, who won silver on uneven bars at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, recognized in the FIG Code of Points for its specific handstand turn sequence.
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Diamidov (Parallel Bars) currently leads the Pirouette results with a displayed score of 8.76/10. 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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