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Miller (Trampoline)

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The Miller is a named trampoline and tumbling skill consisting of a double backward somersault with three full twists. It was originated by American trampoline champion Wayne Miller during the 1960s and is also known as the triple-twisting double back. The original version used a puck shape for the final twist, while modern elite performers often complete the skill fully laid out. It is used in trampoline, double-mini trampoline, and tumbling.

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What is the Miller trampoline skill?

The Miller is a double backward somersault with three full twists. It is also known as the triple-twisting double back.

Who originated the Miller skill?

The skill was originated by American trampoline champion Wayne Miller. Its development is associated with the 1960s.

How many twists are in a Miller?

A Miller contains three full twists during two backward somersaults. That combination makes it a highly difficult trampoline and tumbling skill.

Is the Miller a single or double somersault?

It is a double somersault, meaning the athlete rotates backward twice before landing. The three full twists are added during those two somersaults.

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