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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...

The Shaposhnikova is a complex gymnastics skill performed on the uneven bars. It involves a backward hip circle followed by a flight transition to the high bar. Developed by Soviet gymnast Natalia Shaposhnikova in 1977, this named skill represents a challenging and notable transition maneuver utiliz...

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...

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...

The Maloney is a women’s artistic gymnastics transition on the uneven bars, named after American gymnast Kristen Maloney. According to the Code of Points, the element consists of a stalder circle backward with a half turn (180°) on the low bar, followed by a flight phase to catch the high bar. It is...

The Bhardwaj is an elite gymnastics skill performed on the uneven bars. It involves a forward pike salto release transitioning from the high bar to the low bar with a half turn. This named skill, recognized in 2004 and attributed to American gymnast Mohini Bhardwaj, demonstrates advanced control and...

The Seitz is an uneven bars release move named after German gymnast Elisabeth Seitz, involving a straddled backward salto from the high bar to catch the same bar, introduced in 2014.

The Chow is a complex gymnastics skill performed on the uneven bars. It involves a stalder blind change followed by a piked Tkatchev release. This named skill, recognized since 2003, was developed by American gymnast Amy Chow and is typically executed by elite male competitors seeking advanced diffi...

The Mustafina release is an elite gymnastics skill performed on the uneven bars. It’s a backward release followed by a regrasp, named after Russian gymnast Aliya Mustafina who popularized the movement. This complex technique was officially recognized in the FIG Code of Points during the 2010s and is...

The Hindorff is an elite gymnastics skill performed on the uneven bars. It’s recognized for its complex execution involving a giant swing, reverse hecht release with a full twist, and subsequent re-catch of the bar. This move is typically utilized by advanced gymnasts specializing in acrobatics and...

The Pak Salto is an elite gymnastics skill performed on the uneven bars. It involves a release from the high bar followed by a forward salto and subsequent catch onto the low bar. Developed by North Korean gymnast Pak Gyong Sil, it’s a notable transition used by advanced gymnasts seeking to demonstr...

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.

The Shaposhnikova is an uneven-bars transition named after Soviet gymnast Natalia Shaposhnikova. In its original form, the gymnast performs a clear hip circle on the low bar, releases during the ascent, and travels backward to catch the high bar. The element established a widely used family of low-t...

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.

The Zuchold is an artistic gymnastics element named after East German gymnast Norbert Zuchold, typically performed as a specific transitional roll or skill on high bar.

The Stalder Shaposhnikova is an uneven-bars transition in women's artistic gymnastics. The gymnast performs a backward Stalder circle in a straddled position on the low bar, releases it, and travels to catch the high bar. It combines the Stalder circling technique with the Shaposhnikova transition f...