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Headstand
A headstand is an inversion in which a person balances on the crown of the head, usually with the hands or forearms supporting part of the body's weight for stability. It is a foundational technique in yoga, where it is known as sirsasana, and in gymnastics, breakdancing, and general acrobatic training. Practicing it develops balance and strength in the shoulders, arms, neck, and core, and it is c...
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Kip Up
A kip-up is an acrobatic movement in which a person rises from a supine position to standing without using the hands as the primary means of support. The performer rolls or rocks the body, drives the legs upward, and uses coordinated momentum from the hips, legs, and upper body to return to the feet. The maneuver appears in gymnastics, martial arts, breakdancing, and other floor-based movement dis...
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