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A gainer, also called a back-somersault gainer, is an acrobatic skill in which the performer completes a backward somersault while traveling forward from the takeoff. The movement is commonly practiced in tricking, freerunning, parkour, and related action sports, although its exact setup varies by d...
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Widely admired spectacle with counterintuitive travel, strong recognition, and varied applications.
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The Butterfly Twist is an intermediate aerial acrobatics trick requiring precise timing and core strength. It involves a horizontal rotation of 540 degrees initiated from a single support. Typically performed by experienced aerialists and acrobats seeking to develop rotational skills and control wit...
Gainer flash is an advanced acrobatic trick in which the performer takes off while moving forward and completes a backward-rotating, no-hand flip in the air. The term combines gainer, a backflip performed with forward travel, with flash, a variation that does not use the hands on the ground. It appe...
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Stylish tricking staple admired for split form, momentum reversal, and martial arts flair.
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Inflatable gymnastics training mat from AirTrack Factory, a Dutch manufacturer, designed for skill development in gymnastics, cheerleading, and freerunning.
The Cheat 900 is a tricking move similar to the 900 Kick but initiated with a cheat take-off (same-side plant foot), making the rotation more accessible while still achieving two and a half spins.
The 720 Kick is an advanced acrobatic technique used in martial arts and tricking that involves completing two full rotations (720 degrees) in the air before landing. The move requires significant explosive power, spatial awareness, and rotational control to execute properly. It is performed by laun...
The 540 kick is a jumping, spinning kick practiced in martial arts, tricking, and performance disciplines. Despite its name, the performer's body commonly completes about one full airborne turn while the kicking leg travels through an additional arc, creating the visual impression associated with 54...
The cheat 1080 is a highly advanced acrobatic kicking technique utilized in the sport of tricking, which blends elements of martial arts and gymnastics. In this maneuver, the performer generates upward momentum and executes three full horizontal rotations, spinning 1080 degrees in the air before del...
The B540, or Butterfly 540, is an advanced acrobatic move used in martial arts tricking and sport karate. It combines the horizontal, two-legged takeoff of a butterfly kick with an additional 540 degrees of rotation in the air. Unlike a standard butterfly kick, the practitioner lands on a single leg...
A gainer full is an advanced acrobatic technique primarily practiced in martial arts tricking, gymnastics, and cheerleading. In this maneuver, the athlete generates forward momentum but executes a backward rotation combined with a full 360-degree horizontal twist. The performer takes off from one le...
A tornado kick is a jumping, turning kick used in martial arts, performance tricking, and related movement disciplines. The athlete initiates a spin, raises one leg to help generate lift and rotation, then strikes with the other leg while airborne before landing. Execution varies by discipline, but...
An aerial acrobatic element combining the butterfly kick's horizontal spin with a full 360-degree body rotation, originating in wushu and tricking communities and distinguished by its distinctive sideways-spinning flight path.
The corkscrew, commonly abbreviated as the "cork," is a dynamic acrobatic maneuver frequently utilized in tricking, freerunning, and martial arts. Rooted in capoeira and gymnastic techniques, the move involves executing an inverted, off-axis 360-degree spin in mid-air. The performer typically initia...
The Whip Half is a martial arts tricking maneuver that combines a crescent kick with a 180-degree rotation, notable for its aesthetic fluidity in modern competitive tricking.
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Niche tricking variation with fluid potential, but inconsistent naming and limited consensus recognition.
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The gainer switch is a tricking maneuver where the performer executes a backward-moving flip but switches the lead kicking leg during the mid-air rotation.
The aerial side somi is an acrobatic skill in which the performer completes a sideways somersault while traveling through the air without placing the hands on the floor. The body may be held in a tucked or straddled shape during the rotation. It is related to aerial tumbling skills used in gymnastic...
The Webster, also called a front gainer, is a forward-moving acrobatic skill that combines a running or stepping takeoff with a forward somersault. It is commonly performed from one leg, with the takeoff action helping create forward travel and rotation. The movement appears in parkour, tricking, an...
An acrobatic horizontal spinning kick originating in wushu and Chinese martial arts, where the body rotates parallel to the ground, widely incorporated into tricking, acrobatics, and gymnastics floor choreography.
A side flip, also called a side somersault, is an acrobatic movement in which the performer rotates laterally through the air while completing a full turn around the body's longitudinal direction. The maneuver is performed with the body traveling sideways rather than primarily forward or backward. I...
Jackknife is a term used in diving and acrobatics for a straight-legged fold at the hips during an airborne movement. In a jackknife dive, the diver bends from the waist to bring the upper body toward the feet without bending the knees, then straightens before entering the water headfirst. The shape...
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