description Inbar Stalder (Bars) Overview
A variation of the Stalder circle performed in an eagle (in-bar) grip with thumbs pointing outward, combining the mechanics of the classic Stalder with the added difficulty of the reversed hand position.
help Inbar Stalder (Bars) FAQ
What grip does an Inbar Stalder use?
An Inbar Stalder uses an eagle, or in-bar, grip. The thumbs point outward, which is the key hand-position feature of the skill.
How is an Inbar Stalder different from a classic Stalder?
Both use Stalder-circle mechanics, but the Inbar version adds the reversed eagle grip. The extra difficulty comes from performing the circle with that in-bar hand position.
Is an Inbar Stalder a release move?
It is a variation of the Stalder circle rather than a release transition by definition. Its defining feature is the eagle grip with thumbs pointing outward.
What does inbar mean in Inbar Stalder?
Inbar refers to the in-bar or eagle grip used while the gymnast performs the Stalder action. The grip changes the hand position and adds difficulty to the classic circle.
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