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Snapdown

Snapdown is a gymnastics and acrobatics technique in which the body moves from an arched position toward a hollow chest position, commonly from a handstand or within a round-off or handspring. The athlete brings the legs down while closing the hips and lifting the chest, using the hands, shoulders,...

6.74 Fair
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Crucial tumbling mechanism prized by coaches, though rarely appreciated as a standalone skill.

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2 Whip Back
Whip Back

A back handspring variant in which the hands do not contact the floor, generating momentum through a whipping body action; it is widely used as a connecting element between tumbling passes in floor exercise.

3 Whip Half (Tricking)

The Whip Half is a martial arts tricking maneuver that combines a crescent kick with a 180-degree rotation, notable for its aesthetic fluidity in modern competitive tricking.

6.36 Fair
Why this score

Niche tricking variation with fluid potential, but inconsistent naming and limited consensus recognition.

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4 Round-Off
Round-Off

A round-off is a foundational gymnastics tumbling skill that combines the sideways action of a cartwheel with a half turn. The gymnast places the hands on the floor, turns the body through the movement, and lands with both feet together facing the opposite direction. Its two-foot landing allows the...

5 Cast to Handstand (Bars)

Cast to Handstand is an uneven-bars skill in women's artistic gymnastics. From a front-support position on the bar, the gymnast swings the legs backward and lifts the hips and shoulders until the body reaches a handstand above the bar, maintaining support through the hands. The element may be perfor...

6 Round Off Back Handspring

The round-off back handspring is a tumbling connection that links a round-off directly to a back handspring. The athlete uses the round-off to turn forward travel into a backward rebound, then places the hands behind the body while passing through an inverted position before landing on the feet. It...

7 Handspring Stepout

A [handspring step-out](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handspring_%28gymnastics%29) is a gymnastics tumbling skill in which the athlete passes over the hands through an inverted phase and lands on one foot before the other. In a front or back version, the legs separate during the skill instead of arr...

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