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An uneven bars release move named after Russian gymnast Tatiana Nabieva; a Tkachev-variant with a full twist, among the highest-rated release elements in the Code of Points.
An uneven bars release move named after Russian gymnast Aliya Mustafina, a four-time Olympic medalist, involving a specific backward release and regrasp that was ratified in the FIG Code of Points during the 2010s.
A horizontal bar release move named after gymnast Frank Hindorff; involves a giant swing, a reverse-hecht release with full twist, and re-catch of the same bar.
An uneven bars transition named after North Korean gymnast Pak Gyong Sil; the gymnast releases the high bar, performs a salto forward, and catches the low bar.
An uneven bars release element named after British gymnast Becky Downie, a Tkatchev-family variant recognized in the FIG Code of Points following submission and ratification during her international senior career.
An uneven bars transition element named after Soviet gymnast Natalia Shaposhnikova; involves swinging on the low bar and releasing to catch the high bar in a hip-circle.
An uneven bars skill named after German gymnast Elisabeth Seitz, a multiple European champion, involving a specific pirouette or transition element that was ratified in the FIG Code of Points during her senior career.
