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A triple turn is a high-difficulty dance and gymnastics skill performed on the floor exercise or the balance beam. To execute the move, an athlete must complete three consecutive 360-degree rotations while balancing on a single supporting foot. The free leg is typically held in a passé position, req...
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Demanding rotational skill respected for balance and control, especially on beam, but often inconsistently completed.
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The Diamidov is a recognized element in men's artistic gymnastics performed on the parallel bars. The skill consists of a forward swing during which the gymnast executes a sustained turn while supporting their body weight on only one arm. It is named after Soviet gymnast Vladimir Diamidov, who debut...
A fouetté turn is a complex rotational dance movement adapted from classical ballet and widely incorporated into rhythmic gymnastics and figure skating. The term translates to "whipped" in French, describing the rapid motion where the free leg extends and then pulls inward to continuously generate a...
The Tour Jeté is a ballet-derived jump widely used in both classical ballet and gymnastics floor routines. The performer takes off from one leg, throws the other leg forward in a grand battement, and rotates 180 degrees in the air, landing on the opposite leg with the working leg extended behind in...
A pirouette is a fundamental gymnastics turn executed by rotating the body on one foot while maintaining balance. It is a required element in both women's floor exercise and balance beam routines. The skill involves specific body positioning, often requiring the free leg to be held in a passé or ful...
A needle turn on the balance beam is a gymnastics element that combines a needle scale with a turn. The gymnast balances on one leg, lifts the free leg high behind the body with the torso inclined forward, and rotates while maintaining the extended position. The element demands flexibility, balance,...
A tour jeté is a ballet-derived leap in which the performer turns while changing the leading leg in the air. In artistic gymnastics, it appears mainly in floor-exercise choreography and may be performed as part of a dance-leap connection or with additional rotation. The skill is relevant to gymnasts...
A chaîne turn is a sequence of linked half-turns performed while travelling, with the dancer transferring weight from one foot to the other. The turns are commonly executed on alternating feet and may follow a straight, curved, or circular pathway depending on the choreography. The movement appears...
An illusion turn is a turning element used in dance and gymnastics in which the performer rotates while the torso and one extended leg create a broad, wheel-like line. The supporting leg turns as the free leg is held or swept close to horizontal, producing the characteristic illusion of rotation aro...
The Healy Twirl is a still rings gymnastics skill where the athlete performs a forward roll while the rings remain stationary, named after American gymnast Timothy Healy.
A pirouette is a turn performed on one foot, derived from ballet technique and adapted for gymnastics. In artistic gymnastics, turns may be included in floor-exercise and balance-beam routines, with evaluation based on completion of the rotation, control of the supporting leg and trunk, and maintena...
A balance beam or floor turn performed in a squat position on one leg with the other extended, requiring the gymnast to complete one or more rotations and valued for its difficulty when performed in multiples.
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