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Webster
A Webster is an acrobatic skill consisting of a forward salto that begins from one foot and is completed without using the hands. The performer takes off from one leg, rotates forward, and lands on two feet. The move is used in tricking, freerunning, parkour, and related acrobatic practice, where it is valued as a compact way to combine a running approach with a front flip.
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Randolph
A Randolph, often shortened to Randi, is a forward somersault with two and a half twists. The term is used in trampoline and has also entered the vocabulary of diving, freestyle skiing aerials, and related acrobatic sports, although naming conventions can vary between disciplines. It extends the twisting sequence beyond the Rudi, which contains one and a half twists, and requires a blind or partly...
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