Tricking

A snapuswipe with two twists instead of one. Tricker must have a very high and clean snapuswipe plus a tight wrap in order to get enough rotation.

The Pop 360 Wheel Kick is a trick in which the performer jumps off of both feet, from a ready position, turns 360° while delivering an outside spin kick to the target before landing on the ground.

A hyper corkscrew where you kick with the non landing leg, then the landing then, then finish off with a hook kick on the end.\r\n\r\nThink of it as a mix between a corkscrew and a 720 triple

A trick where the performer places his base foot further away from his body, before dipping his upperbody down and back up in a "U" figuration. While he does this, his chest transfers from being over his back leg to being over his base leg. As the performer lifts his chest back upwards, he kicks up his back leg while launching off of his base foot. The combination of these actions should propel the performer into a flatspin. Once the back leg reaches the zenith of its kicking motion, the base leg is kicked upwards as well while the back leg drops back down. The trick terminates by landing on the foot of the back leg and returning to stance. The Butterfly Kick is a very sensitive trick, many things must be achieved to make it legit. While the performer is airborne the arms must be held out to the side. While kicking the base leg back, the chest must be facing forward while the navel is pointing downwards. There also must be a 180 degree; flatspin while airborne.

A single back flipping trick with two split kick "X-Outs" in the air completed before landing.

Yes the move is a mouthfull, here are the motions of it:\r\n\r\nExecute a corkskrew where at the peak of the twist you throw an outside crescent or hook kick. Then execute a swipe, and before landing throw another outside crescent or hook kick.\r\n\r\nThis move is like doing a shslugken cork into a jacknife/swipeknife.

An arabian flip done with the legs out straight in a "piked" position followed by another 360 degrees of spin.\r\n\r\nThe total spin should be 540 degrees.

A backflip where an X-out is done followed immediately by a flash kick all before landing.

One of the many double full variations. \r\n\r\nA double full that is slightly over rotated and landed on the "hyper leg"\r\n\r\nif you twist left that is your right foot, if you twist right that is your left foot.

A trick in which a person performs a Gainer with a front stretch kick coming out of it. It is essentially a Flash Kick from a Gainer setup instead of a "pop" setup.

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This "pop" trick is performed when trickster jumps into the air and rotates 1260° on a transversal plane while completing an inside crescent or round kick with the opposite foot as the P10.\r\n\r\nWhen performing the Pop 1260 Crescent/Round Kick, keep in mind that only 1080° of rotation takes place in the air. The kick is similar to a Pop 900 Kick, but you need to complete 1 extra 360° spin before the kick.

A single flip with three full twists. In this trick, the performer jumps up and rotates 360 degrees backwards along the sagittal plane (or about the x-axis) while at the same time spinning 1080 degrees along the transverse plane, before landing.

Taking off both legs from a ready position, the practitioner rotates 540° along the transverse plane while executing an inside crescent kick and landing on the kicking leg. This move is very similar to the regular 540, but with a "pop" setup instead of the "cheat" setup.

A 360 (one) spin with an outside kick such as a hook or outside crescent. The performer begins in a "backside" stance and uses a "pop" takeoff to begin the move. An additional 180 after kick (post landing) may be added to return to stance.

The second "cheat" trick. The Cheat 720 is a trick where the performer executes an outside spin kick while spinning 540 degrees from the "cheat" setup.\r\n\r\nSimulating the Pop 720, the Cheat 720 still has 720 degrees of rotation from initial position to terminating position; however, only 540 degrees is performed in the air. The outside spin kick is fired off at the 360 degrees mark.

A Butterfly Twist with 720 degrees of rotation. Practitioner should muster a solid combination of height, speed, straight lined body positioning, and tight wrap in order to perform this technique.

Commonly pronounced as "rise" or "raise", a Raiz is a Gumbi without hands. A trick where an Aerial is being kicked around versus being kicked back. The Raiz can also be depicted as a Gainer executed from the "cheat" setup.

A trick in which a person performs a Backflip with a front stretch kick coming out of it.\r\n\r\nWhen doing the Flash Kick, it is important to push the hips out before you begin to kick the leg through the target. The moment the body is completely upside down, with the "flash leg" extended and pointing striaght up, and the trail leg lagging behind is the key moment in the flash, and is known as the "flash position".

A Gainer-hook. A trick where a person executes a Gainer, but pitches to the side a little bit and executes an outside spin kick (usually hook or wheel) with the trailing leg.\r\n\r\nThere are generally two ways to execute this trick: 1) kicking the swinging leg straight up, or 2) kicking it around and towards the shoulder like a kicking a ball. The first method produces the type of Moonkick you see in the vid above. Doing the latter produces the "Chuta Na Lua", which is the original Moonkick.

A trick in which a person jumps off of both feet, and executes a spinning outside crescent and an inside crescent at the same time.\r\n\r\nThe Doubleleg is identical to the Feilong in terms of take off, aerial rotation, and landing. The only difference is the way both feet come up and over the body. In a Feliong, it comes up one at a time. In a Doubleleg, both legs come up at the same time, mirroring each other as they sweep through the target. \r\n\r\nThe moment both feet are outstretched in front of the performer, in a piked position with the feet pointing straight up, is the most important moment in the Doubleleg. This single frame is known as "the doubleleg position", and must be entered and exited in the same way as the standard Doubleleg to constitute what it is to do a Doubleleg.

A 540 (one and one half) in air spin followed by an inward kick such as a roundhouse or inside crescent. The performer starts in "backside" stance and uses a "pop" takeoff to begin the move. An additional 180 may be added after the kick (post landing) to return to stance.

A "cheat" trick in which the performer executes a Doubleleg. Stemming from the tornado kick, the Parafuso occurs when the cheat leg of the tornado kicks all the way up like a spin outside crescent while jumping off of the base leg. Once the cheat leg lines up with the target, the base leg is brought up and over, slamming into the cheat leg and driving it through the target.\r\n\r\nA good Parafuso will produce a clapping sound from when the base leg slams into the cheat leg. This sound should occur at the Doubleleg position.

A Feilong executed from the "U" dip within the "butterfly" setup. The Illusion Twist Feilong occurs when a person dips down in a U-like formation, just like in a Butterfly Twist; but instsead of wrapping across and twisting off of the base leg (like in a Butterfly Twist), you simply turn and execute a Feilong instead.