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Best 1 Cassina
Cassina

The Cassina is a complex gymnastics skill involving a horizontal bar release. It combines elements of the Tkatchev and a full twist salto. Developed by Italian gymnast Igor Cassina, it was first performed at the 2004 Athens Olympics, showcasing exceptional rotational control and strength. The skill...

2 Cassina (High Bar)

The Cassina is a complex gymnastics skill involving a double layout salto performed over the high bar. Developed by Italian gymnast Igor Cassina, this release move—often executed as a double-layout-half—is notable for its difficulty and remains a staple in elite men’s artistic routines. It is primar...

3 Nabieva
Nabieva

The Nabieva is an elite gymnastics skill performed on the uneven bars. It’s a toe-on release variation incorporating a full twisting element, recognized as one of the most valuable release skills in competitive routines. This complex acrobatics move is typically utilized by advanced male and female...

4 Kolman (High Bar)

The Kolman is a highly complex acrobatic move on the high bar within men’s gymnastics. It involves a double backward salto combined with a full twist rotation, executed from a high release position. This skill demonstrates exceptional aerial control and power. It's typically performed by elite male...

5 Kovacs (High Bar)

The Kovacs is a complex high bar skill performed in elite gymnastics. It involves a double backward salto release followed by immediate re-grasping of the bar. Developed by Hungarian gymnast Péter Kovács, it’s a notable demonstration of acrobatic control and rotational ability requiring significant...

6 Tkatchev (Uneven Bars / High Bar)

The Tkatchev is a release skill performed on the horizontal bar and uneven bars. The gymnast swings backward, releases the bar, travels over it, and returns to a catch position, commonly using a straddled body shape. The element is named after Soviet gymnast Alexander Tkatchev, who developed it in t...

9.08 Excellent
Why this score

Classic release skill with lasting prestige, dramatic flight, and extensive elite use.

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7 Nabieva (Uneven Bars)

The Nabieva is an elite gymnastics skill performed on the uneven bars. It involves a release from a toe-on position into a Tkatchev variation incorporating a half twist. This move, named for Russian gymnast Tatiana Nabieva, gained prominence through FIG’s coding of acrobatic sequences in the 2010s a...

8 Korbut (High Bar)

The Korbut high-bar release is an acrobatic skill named after Soviet gymnast Olga Korbut. It involves a backward salto from a standing position on the bar followed by immediate regrasping. This technique was notably performed at the 1972 Munich Olympics and, though influential, faced restrictions du...

9 Jaeger Salto (Uneven Bars)

The Jaeger salto is a release element on the uneven bars in which a gymnast leaves the bar, performs a forward salto, and regrasps a bar. It is named after Bernd Jäger, an East German gymnast, and may be performed in variations such as piked, straddled, or straight body positions. The element requir...

8.88 Great
Why this score

Prominent forward release salto praised for risk, flight, and distinctive visual direction.

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10 Gaylord
Gaylord

The Gaylord is a release move performed on the horizontal bar in men's artistic gymnastics. It is named after American gymnast Mitch Gaylord, who successfully debuted the skill at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. The maneuver consists of a front giant swing followed by a one-and-a-half front...

8.84 Great
Why this score

Highly distinctive high-bar release with major historical reputation, formidable difficulty, and lasting specialist admiration.

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11 Kovacs
Kovacs

The Kovacs is an elite gymnastics skill involving a backward salto executed over a horizontal bar. Developed by Hungarian gymnast Peter Kovacs, it showcases advanced acrobatic control and release technique. It’s primarily performed by competitive male gymnasts seeking to demonstrate exceptional stre...

12 Liukin Release (High Bar)

The Liukin release is an uneven bars and high bar skill where an athlete pikes on the bar, releases, and rotates backward to re-catch it, named after Valeri Liukin.

8.82 Great
Why this score

Demanding release element with strong technical reputation, though less iconic than major classics.

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13 Markelov (High Bar)

The Markelov is an artistic gymnastics release skill on the high bar, named after Soviet gymnast Vladimir Markelov. In the skill, the gymnast leaves the bar in a reverse-hecht type flight with the body extended before returning to the bar. It is evaluated as a flight element because the gymnast must...

8.81 Great
Why this score

Elegant laid-out reverse release admired for amplitude, body line, and competitive pedigree.

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14 Ricna (Uneven Bars)

The Ricna is a highly complex uneven bars transition element named after Czechoslovak gymnast Hana Ricna, noted for its difficult Stalder entry and flight phase.

8.79 Great
Why this score

Highly technical Stalder release with strong specialist acclaim and substantial difficulty.

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15 Gaylord (High Bar)

The Gaylord is an elite gymnastics skill performed on the high bar. It requires a front salto followed by a controlled re-grasp of the bar, typically resulting in a layout full position. Developed and popularized by Mitch Gaylord, it’s a challenging maneuver executed by advanced male gymnasts seekin...

16 Bhavsar (High Bar)

The Bhavsar is a high bar release move named after American gymnast Raj Bhavsar, officially cataloged within the official gymnastics Code of Points for its distinct execution.

8.72 Great
Why this score

Spectacular high-bar release with significant flight and difficulty, respected in modern elite routines.

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17 Kolyvanov (High Bar)

The Kolyvanov is a high bar release move where the gymnast swings inward, releases, and flies over the bar to catch it, created by Soviet athlete Valery Kolyvanov.

8.71 Great
Why this score

Rare high-bar release respected for technical risk, flight, and historical Soviet pedigree.

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18 Ray Salto (Uneven Bars)

The Ray salto is a release skill on the uneven bars in women's artistic gymnastics. It is a toe-on version of the Tkachev, in which the gymnast releases the bar while swinging backward over it before regrasping the same bar. The element is named after American gymnast Elise Ray, who performed the sk...

8.67 Great
Why this score

Established toe-on release combining technical complexity, amplitude, and respected competitive use.

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19 Kolman
Kolman

The Kolman is a complex gymnastics skill performed on the horizontal bar. It’s recognized as a triple elite release maneuver requiring precise timing and acrobatic ability. Developed by Czech gymnast Ladislav Kolman, this move involves a full twisting back giant release followed by a re-catch. It's...

20 Deltchev (Uneven Bars)

The Deltchev is a named release element in women's artistic gymnastics on the uneven bars. From a backward swing, the gymnast releases the bar, passes over it while performing a half twist, and regr asps the same bar. The skill is named after Bulgarian gymnast Stoyan Deltchev and is evaluated as par...

8.63 Great
Why this score

Historic twisting release with significant difficulty and reputation, though less common today.

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21 Tkatchev Salto (Bars)

The Tkatchev Salto is an elite gymnastics skill performed on bars requiring exceptional strength, coordination and timing. It involves a complex release from a straddle position into a full rotational salto. Developed by Soviet gymnast Alexander Tkachev, it’s a challenging maneuver primarily practic...

22 Piked Jaeger

The piked Jaeger is a release move performed in artistic gymnastics on the uneven bars or the men's high bar. The skill requires a gymnast to swing backward, release the apparatus, and execute a forward rotation in a piked body position before catching the bar again. It is named after German gymnast...

8.57 Great
Why this score

High-difficulty bar release admired for flight, precision, and clean piked form, with enduring elite prestige.

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23 Bhardwaj
Bhardwaj

The Bhardwaj is a release move performed on the uneven bars in women's artistic gymnastics, officially named after Indian-American Olympian Mohini Bhardwaj. To execute the skill, a gymnast swings backward in a clear hip circle, launches into a backward layout somersault, and re-catches the same high...

8.55 Great
Why this score

Complex, visually distinctive bars transition with strong specialist reputation and enduring elite-level difficulty.

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24 LaunchDarkly

LaunchDarkly is a cloud-based platform facilitating experimentation through dynamic feature toggles. It enables development teams—specifically DevOps engineers and developers—to manage software releases and A/B tests efficiently. The system allows for granular control over feature availability based...

25 Mustafina Release

The Mustafina Release is an advanced acrobatic skill performed on uneven bars involving a full twisting forward salto release. It was popularized by Russian gymnast Aliya Mustafina who first executed it in elite gymnastics competitions. This complex move requires significant strength, coordination,...

26 Cassina Release

The Cassina Release is a specific horizontal bar skill within elite gymnastics and acrobatics. It’s named for Italian gymnast Igor Cassina, recognized as the innovator of the full twist release element performed on the apparatus. This maneuver, involving a complete rotation before a controlled dismo...

27 Seitz (Uneven Bars)

The Seitz is a named release element on the uneven bars in women's artistic gymnastics. The gymnast performs a stalder action with a half turn, releases the bar, and regraspes it during the flight phase. The element requires precise timing and is named after German gymnast Elisabeth Seitz.

8.42 Great
Why this score

Intricate transition with notable difficulty, limited somewhat by lower public recognition.

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28 Tkatchev
Tkatchev

The Tkachev is an elite gymnastics skill performed on the parallel bars. It involves a dynamic straddle release where the athlete initiates a forward swing, deliberately relinquishes the bar grip, and executes a controlled pass overhead before re-grasping. Developed by Soviet gymnast Alexander Tkach...

29 Tippelt (Parallel Bars)

The Tippelt is a strength and swing element on the parallel bars named after German gymnast Andreas Tippelt, involving a backward swing to a handstand.

8.34 Great
Why this score

Dynamic swing element valued for technique and flow, though less famous outside gymnastics.

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30 Tkatchev Half (Bars)

The Tkatchev Half is a complex acrobatic skill performed on parallel bars. It involves a controlled release from a reverse hecht position followed by a precise half-turn rotation of 180 degrees. This maneuver demonstrates exceptional core strength, body control, and spatial awareness. It’s primarily...

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