Aerials and Cartwheels

Where the practitioner runs backwards into an aerial. The leading leg swings into the aerial without touching the ground.

A cartwheel performed off of the other/wrong foot.

A trick in which the base leg of an Aerial is pushed along it's course faster than the back leg, so that instead of landing on the back leg (like in a regular Aerial), you land back on the base leg.

Similar to an aerial except the front leg (the one that came up last) is pulled over to create an axe like effect. A illusion kick is to a illusion twist as a b-kick is to a b-twist.

The Aerial Twist is the inverted version of the Butterfly Twist.\r\n\r\nWhen the Aerial is initiated, the arms reach forward just like in any Aerial; but once you kick the back leg and launch off the base leg, you bring the arms to the inside of the body. If you kick your right leg backwards on the Aerial, then your right arm should wrap to the left side of your body. If you kick your left leg backwards, then your left arm should wrap towards the right side of your body. When wrapping with the arms, turn your head in the same direction as the wrap, and squeeze your legs together. The trick should be landed one leg at a time.

An aerial where the trailing leg is pulled down like a kick instead of following through like a standard aerial.

The Hyper Aerial is an Aerial landed on the opposite foot by way of overrotating. As the legs travel overhead, the base leg is swung along its course faster than usual. This is done by squeezing the buttocks and making the whole body tight.\r\n\r\nHyper Aerial actually lands in Mega position, though Mega wasn't recognized when the Hyper Aerial came up.

The Axe2Aerial is essentially an aerial with an axe kick as the setup/momentum-builder.

An Aerial Scissorswipe

A variation of the Aerial, the Aeriola starts with a butterfly twist setup. Right before the practitioner dips for the butterfly twist, he transfers his momentum forward into an aerial.