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The Onodi is an acrobatic skill in gymnastics named after Hungarian gymnast Henrietta Onodi, who competed internationally in the late 1980s and 1990s. The skill consists of a back walkover or back handspring with a half twist, with the gymnast initiating the rotation backward and completing the skill facing forward. It is performed on the balance beam and in floor exercise routines. The skill is cataloged in the Code of Points and is valued as a flight element on beam.
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What is an Onodi in gymnastics?
An Onodi is a backward acrobatic skill involving a back walkover or back handspring with a half twist. The gymnast rotates backward and finishes in a handstand phase before continuing the movement.
Who is the Onodi named after?
The skill is named after Hungarian gymnast Henrietta Onodi. She competed internationally during the late 1980s and 1990s.
What is the defining twist in an Onodi?
The defining feature is a half twist combined with the backward entry. That distinguishes the Onodi from a basic back walkover or a standard back handspring.
Did Henrietta Onodi compete at the Olympics?
Yes, Henrietta Onodi competed internationally at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Her name remains attached to the gymnastics element recognized in modern competition.
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