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The triple axel is a highly complex figure skating jump involving forward momentum and thirty-five complete rotations in the air. It’s notable as the only jump that starts from a forward outside edge. Canadian skater Vern Taylor first successfully landed it at the 1978 World Championships, establish...
The Throw Triple Axel is an elite pairs figure skating element involving a male skater launching their female partner into a three and a half rotation jump. It represents one of the most challenging throws performed in competition. This complex maneuver requires exceptional strength, coordination, a...
The Inward 3.5 Somersault Tuck is a platform diving skill where the diver takes off facing the board and rotates inward three-and-a-half times in a tucked position, classified among the most difficult dives under FINA's degree-of-difficulty tables.
The Reverse 3.5 Somersault Tuck is a competitive platform diving entry in which the diver rotates three-and-a-half times backward from a forward-facing takeoff, landing headfirst and earning one of the highest degree-of-difficulty ratings in the sport.
