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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.

An aerial takeoff into a frontflip. The performer kicks the back leg up first, quickly followed by the front leg and into the forward flip.

The Hyper Feilong is a trick in which a person jumps off of both feet, from a ready position, turns 360° while executing an outside spin kick to the target, then delivering an inside kick to the same target before landing on the trailing leg.\r\n\r\nThe definative action of a Hyper Feilong is to perform two kicks in the specific arrangement of 'outside to inside'. The most popular arrangements are outside crescent to inside crescent, and outside crescent to front.

A popular combo or transition technique where momentum is used from one trick to carry directly into the second with no stalling. The swing thru requires the first trick to be one that is normally landed one foot after another. The trailing leg or second leg that would normally land now misses the ground or "swings thru" to initiate the second trick. Popular examples are btwist to gainer flash or Raiz to gainer flash.

Known as a 'Mortal' in Capoeira, the Backflip is the most commercial of any other skill. While being seemingly difficult to the average person, the Backflip is actually very elementary.\r\n\r\nOne thing about the Backflip is that there are a few variations of it; however, when using the term 'backflip', it is often assumed that it is a 'back tuck'.

The nickname given to the first swing kick. Using a swing takeoff (like a gainer), the performer jumps onto his "inside" leg, spinning 180 degrees in air and upon landing executes an outside kick such as a hook or crescent kick with the other leg. An additional 180 spin may be added after the kick (post landing) to return to stance.

Very similar to a narabong but the round kick is never executed, it's just a false kick. \r\n\r\nchamber-chamber-hook\r\n\r\nwhere as a narabong is:\r\n\r\nchamber-round-hook

The Pop 720 Wheel Kick is a trick in which the performer jumps off of both feet, from a ready position, turns 720° while delivering an outside spin kick to the target before landing on the ground.

The Pop 360 Gyro 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, and continuing to spin an additional 180° before landing on the ground

The Singleleg is a mix between a Hyper Pop 360 and a Doubleleg.\r\n\r\nTypically performed as a Doubleleg with the inside crescent leg bent, the Singleleg does have room for stylistic impression. Since the trail leg isn't really doing anything, it can be grabbed and tweaked in various different positions.

Raiz variation where the person plants one hand on the ground before take off. The move is started in the same manner as the capoeira meia lua compasso. Once the hand is planted on the ground the kicking leg is extended you push off the ground and finish the maneuver like a raiz.

The Crowd Awakener is a trick where a split kick is being executed from a "cheat" setup.\r\n\r\nMore specifically, the Crowd Awakener occurs when a Parafuso is aborted midway through it's kicking process, and is turned into some kind of X-Out hybrid. The legs are in the X-Out position; with the hips high, but not overhead. The base leg must perform a twist kick or "inverted front kick" to properly get to this position.

A Coin Drop is a transition made from Toprock directly into a Backspin, or more commonly into Windmills. It requires that the dancer shifts his/her weight from the left leg to the right leg, leans onto his/her right hand and then moves the weight onto his/her left hand/forearm - shoulder while his/her feet leave the ground. The momentum generated from performing a Coin Drop sends the dancer into a spin onto his/her back.

A "side-flash" either done from standing or from a 'pop' setup. A Sideswipe without the 'cheat' setup. With the back facing the target, the Pop Swipe is a trick where a person jumps off of both feet, and sways his upperbody back while pushing his hips forward. As the body becomes inverted, the trailing leg is swiped over towards the far shoulder. The trick terminates by landing on the kicking leg and returning to stance.\r\n

A roundoff with no hands where the practitioner takes off of both feet into the move

The second swing kick. Using a swing takeoff, the performer jumps into the air executing a 360 (one) spin and lands with an inside kick such as a roundhouse or inside crescent kick. 180 additional spin may be added after the kick (post landing) to return to stance.

The performer jumps backwards from standing onto their shoulders and hands (hands positioned behind shoulders) and the does a kip up back into the standing position

A Piked vertical spinning trick.

This trick enters the same way a raiz would, however the momentum is directed around in a butterfly kick motion instead of over like a raiz.

A powermove similar to a backhand spring except, only with one hand

The 1990 is a trick that occurs when a person kicks or presses into a handstand position just before wrapping his legs together and spinning on one hand.

A Butterfly Twist landed on the opposite leg by way of overrotating the twist.\r\n\r\nA trick in which a 540° twist is being executed while the body rotates 180° through the transverse plane (a flatspin). This trick is executed from the 'butterfly' setup, and the wrap for the twist occurs at the same time you would kick up the back leg in the Butterfly Kick. The landing should feel similar to landing a Butterfly Kick.

The Envergado is a Doubleleg from a canceled Raiz. In other words, it\'s an inverted Parafuso.\r\n\r\nThe Envergado occurs from the Raiz. Once the back leg is kicked back and the body has become airborne, the shoulders turn outwards and the stomach is tightened, pulling both legs over in a 'piked' position. The trick is landed on both feet at the same time. The 'doubeleg position' should be entered before the spine is perpendicular to the ground.

Using a standard pop takeoff, the performer jumps into the air and executes 720 degrees rotation and lands while executing a non-hypered inside or roundhouse kick (This usually accounts for the other 180 degrees in the trick name).

Using a standard pop takeoff, the performer jumps up and executes a hypered outward kick (such as the first kick in a 360 crescent kick) and continues rotation around to land with a non-hypered outward kick (as in a pop720).

A 540 kick which has an outside hook or wheel kick thrown upon landing. Similar to cheat720 but with a hypered inside kick before the hook. Can sometimes be done with 2 chambered kicks as long as both are visible.

A one footed Arabian. The Gainer Arabian is a trick where the performer swings his back leg up, while jumping off of his base leg, using the force of the swinging leg to propel him in a 360° rotation about the sagittal plane while turning 180° through the transverse plane.\r\n\r\nLike the Arabian, the half turn must be completed before the hips rotate above the head.

A Gainerfull is essentially a Backfull off of one foot. The Gainerfull is a trick where the performer swings his back leg up, while jumping off of his base leg, using the force of the swinging leg to propel him in a 360 degrees rotation about the sagittal plane while spinning 360 degrees through the transverse plane.\r\n\r\nA Gainer Full must be fully inverted!

A frontwards rotation, where the person plants both hands on the ground and "springs" off on to his feet.

The 540 Gyro is essentially a 540 tornado kick, followed by a 180° vertical spin before landing. Unlike the traditional 540, the gyro doesn't really allow you to land on your kicking leg in the same manner, and so landing on both legs or even the non-kicking leg is fair practice.

A combination of the Sailor Moon/One-Handed Raiz and Cheat 720. The person executes a Sailor Moon but with added rotation to land on the trail leg. The opposite leg is chambering to execute a hook kick upon landing.

A quarter twisting back flip where the outer leg is grabbed while upside down and dropped like an axe kick.\r\n

The Feilong Cross is a Feilong altered so that both kicks travel across, as opposed to traveling up and over.\r\n\r\nThe Feilong Cross is a trick in which a person jumps off of both feet, from a ready position, turns 360° while executing a hook kick to the target, then delivering a roundhouse kick to the same target before landing on the ground.

The Pop 360 Double is a trick when a person executes a Pop 360, but kicks the outside spin kick twice without spinning around an additional time.\r\n\r\nThis trick pretty much calls for a hook kick to be used, because it's basically the only outside spin kick that can be cycled smoothly enough for this trick to look good.\r\n\r\n

A Triple Flashkick is a flipping technique with 3 complete Flashkicks executed in the air prior to landing. prerequisite_ids: Flashkick, Double Flashkick.

A Backflip with a split-like kick executed at the zenith. While the subject flips over, the legs are chambered until the knees are pointing at the ceiling. Once they do, the legs are shot outwards into the 'X-Out position' (kicked high and with both legs spread to match one's own wingspan, as the arms spread outwards). Once the legs lock out completely, they are retracted back inwards before the flip completes. This trick terminates by landing on both feet at the same time.\r\n\r\nThe X-Out should be acheived before the head of the performer points at the ground.

A completely inverted Sideswipe.

An Arashiswipe is a move where the performer places a hand down similar to a scoot setup,but insted off swinging up to transition, the person swings there legs around similar to a gainerflash. As there hand is still on the floor the person pivots around landing where they started from.

A one footed X-Out. The Gainer X-Out is a trick where the performer swings his back leg up, while jumping off of his base leg, using the force of the swinging leg to propel him in a 360 degrees rotation about the sagittal plane. While this happens, an X-Out is performed.\r\n\r\nLike all X-Out variations, the X-Out should occur before the spine becomes perpendicular to the floor, and should rechamber inwards before landing.

A 2000 is a 1990 with both hands.\r\n\r\nWhen doing the 2000, you go about it the same way you would a 1990. The difference occurs when you get ready to wrap your legs up. Instead of wrapping and removing one hand from the floor, you wrap and move that same hand on top of your base hand.

An Aerial done off of the other foot. A Masterswipe without hands.\r\n\r\nIt isn't a Grand Masterswipe unless your hips are sideways.

A sailor moon swipe. A sideswipe with the leading hand touching the ground upon take off.

A Fulltwist Roundkick is a Fulltwisting flip with a Roundkick at the peak of the rotation. Twist must be completed early in order to extend Roundkick all the way. prerequisite_ids: Backflip and Standing Fulltwist.

A variation of the webster. A person would take a series of short steps backwards an then perform a webster. The name for the move was created as a joke in reference to the gainer. A gainer is a back flip while traveling forward and a loser is the opposite, a front flip while traveling backwards.

Using a swing takeoff, the performer jumps and executes a 540 (one and one half) spin before landing with an outside kick such as a hook or an outside crescent kick. An additional 180 spin may be added after the kick (post landing) to return to stance.

Similar to the pike which is a back flip variation. The person jumps and instead of bringing the knees in like a tuck the legs are kept straight and the feet are kicked towards the head while both arms grab behind the calves to create the pike body position. When doing the Rocketboii variation the legs are kicked into the pike position but only one arm grabs the leg on the opposite side of the body. The opposite arm hangs outward and the chest is slightly turned out as well.

This move is a pop hyper 720 where you throw an extra round kick before landing.

This move is the prerequisit to a shaolin cross.\r\n\r\nThe peformer runs into a swingthru, turns 180 degrees and throws an outside crescent followed by an inwards crescent or round kick. The performer should land on the leg that threw the initial outside crescent.

Very similar to a btwist. There is no flat spin on this trick so the hips stay in line with where they took off from.

The preformer takes off like a gainer flash but uses the momentum of the swinging leg to get height as apposed to help with rotation as a flip. \r\n\r\nThe performer takes off, brings the swinging leg together with the takeoff leg at the peak of the jump (ie double legs) and then turns their hips to the floor to land. Whilst doing the move the performer also completes 360 degrees of rotation with their chest upright.

The performer runs into a gainer. As they gainer they turn their chest towards the swinging leg and perform a double leg before landing.\r\n\r\nA lot of people confuse a gainer double leg with a swignthru double leg.

The performer starts the move standing, jumps backwards and spins 360 degrees to land on their shoulders and hands (hands positioned by shoulders), they then finish the move by doing a kip up back to their feet

A jacknife taking off of two feet as opposed to one, a combination of a pop 540 and 720. This in combination with a hyper fei-long and 720 double make up the pre-requisites for a 720 triple

A back flipping technique with two defined kicks in the air, landing on the second kicking leg. The performer should kick with the non-landing leg first, as soon as they take off, and proceed to complete the second kick.

At the end of the cheat setup, while the knee is still facing the target, a Frontflip is performed from the base leg.\r\n

a front flip that is executed from an ax kick.\r\n\r\nthe leg swings thru and never touches the ground in the process.\r\n\r\nThe front somersault out of it must maintain the axe kick throught. If it doesn't then it is only an axe frontflip

An Aubatido 1990 is a 1990 handspin ending with an Aubatido or L-Kick or K-Kick.

Btwist Round, where the round kick is executed before the twist. After the butterfly setup is completed, re-chamber the lifting foot and execute a round kick towards your target, followed by a full gyro.\r\n

Flik-Flak is like aGainer Triple Flash, but it is executed sideways (like a Corkscrew-Round without the twist)

an axe kick into an aerial switch where the axe kicking foot swings behind into the aerial without touching the floor.

a 540 kick where the practitioner doesn't land on the kicking leg, but instead switches landing legs just at the right moment.

Not sure what to make of this new move!

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A Spyder with a twist. Similar to a wrap 900 but a Spyder Twist must have flatspin.

A cheat/vanish setup into a full.

After the grandmaster swipe starts, the tricker initiates a Terada grab.

A Frontflip with a 360° twist. This is significantly harder to perform than a back full.

A full twisting flip that lands on the hypering (swingthru) leg.

The Pocketknife is a double sweeping kick that uses the momentum of the Front Sweep to lift the performer into the air, and lands with an air-born hook kick that turns into a rear sweep. It's a Skip Hook where the skip is replaced by a Front Sweep.

A wackknife is a Jackknife with only 180 degrees of rotation.

A trick in which the tricker swings of one foot as if they are about to do a gainer, but then instead of maintaining the swing-through, both legs meet together while upside down in a rocketboii position

Like a td-raiz except lands with two feet instead of one. Commonly used for fulls or other height-needing tricks.

A gainer flash with a gyro. Swing through leg MUST maintain a swing through dslugng the gyro.

This is a cheat 720 where you land on the kicking leg.

A cartwheel fulltwist off the other leg. Most trickers will get this confused with a grandmaster twist, but the difference is that a grandmaster twist lands on the non-wrap leg as opposed to a wrap full that lands on the wrapping leg. This trick is considerably easier then a cart full because it is more closely related to an a-twist as opposed to a back full because like an a-twist, there are only 80 degrees of rotation.

A Cheat 720 twist is a twisting technique. You jump and set like a 540 and complete 2 rotations before landing. You land on the leg that you pump up initially on take-off. 1/2 of the rotation is started on the ground hence the Cheat 720 name. also commonly known as 540 Twist. Your 540s and Butterfly Twists should be strong (and on the same side) before attempting to train this move.

A Shslugken Corkscrew Feilong is a Corkscrew variation where you would execute a Shslugken Corkscrew and complete the technique with a Frontkick or Inner Crescent. You would land on the Shslugken leg. prerequisite_ids: Shslugken Corkscrew and Feilong.

A Pop 720 Triple is a 'pop' trick in which the person executes a Pop 360 Kick completing the first 360 degrees of rotation. Followed by an Inner Crescent or Roundkick. Which is then followed by a Hook, completing the second 360 degree rotation. Same target area should be hit all 3 times. prerequisite_ids: a strong Pop 360 and pop 720 Double.

A Singleleg Hook is a Singleleg with a hook kick prior to landing. Comparable to a 720 Double, but inverting. Normally left alone as a single trick. Prerequisite: A strong Singleleg (must be able to complete Singleleg high at the peak of jump to give yourself enough time to execute hook kick).

A Doubleleg Hook Kick is a a Doubleleg with a Hook Kick prior to landing. Normally left alone as a single trick. prerequisite_ids: A strong Doubleleg (must be able to complete doubleleg high at the peak of jump to give yourself enough time to execute Hook Kick).

A Swipeknife is a Sideswipe with a Hook Kick prior to landing. A Swipeknife is to a Sideswipe as a Jacknife is to a 540. Practitioner should have a sideswipe efficient enough to complete with enough height and rotation to execute the Hook Kick. Prerequisite: Sideswipe and Jacknife

A Paraknife is a Parafuso AKA Doubleleg540 with a Hook Kick prior to landing. A Paraknife is to a Parafuso as a Jacknife is to a 540. prerequisite_ids: Parafuso. Practitioner should also be efficient with C720 Hook Kicks and Jacknives.

A boxcutter is a hypered corkscrew with a hook kick prior to landing. A boxcutter is to a cork as a hyperhook is to a butterfly twist. Commonly executed from a j-step set up, but also comboed from the raiz or the butterfly twist. Practitioners should train hyper corkscrews until efficient enough to look over shoulders and execute the hook kick.

A Hyperhook is a Hyper Butterfly Twist with a Hook Kick prior to landing. This technique can be left alone as a single trick, but is also a strong candidate for combos. Can be used before or after other tricks in combo. prerequisite_ids: Hyper Butterfly Twist

A Hyperswipe is a technique where the tricker would Aerial, rotate 360 degrees, and execute a defined Sideswipe on the way down before landing. Normally left alone as a single trick. prerequisite_ids: Aerial Twist and Sideswipe.

A Webster Xout is a swingthru Frontflip jumping off one leg, and executing an xout while upside-down. prerequisite_ids: Webster and Xout or Splitkick.

A Crowd Awakener Level 2 is a Corkscrew with an inverted Split Kick (leaning back) at the peak of the Corkscrew. Hips should be facing up towards the sky at the point of lock-out. The Split Kick should also be comprised of Inverted Roundkicks or Twistkicks. prerequisite_ids: Corkscrew and Split Kick.

This trick essentially combines a full twist and an X-out, where the X-out takes place after the first 180° rotation, and followed by the second 180° rotation.

A Hyper Gainer full is a Fulltwisting Gainer landing on the hyper leg. In this case you would land on the same leg that you swing up initially upon take-off. Much like a hypered Corkscrew, but person rotates on a vertical axis, where hips go significantly higher than the head. Commonly executed after a Raiz or a Butterfly Twist. prerequisite_ids: Gainerfulltwist

This move is a swigthrough into a hyper feilong where you treat the act of swinging through as if it were a kick.

A Doubleleg Xout Swipe is a Bio Flip with an Xout (split) at the peak of the flip and a defined Sideswipe on the way down. prerequisite_ids: Doubleleg Xout (AKA Kim Do Kick) and Sideswipe.

A Quintuple Flashkick is a flipping technique with 5 complete Flashkicks executed in the air prior to landing. Normally performed after a roundoff. prerequisite_ids: Flashkick, Double Flashkick, Triple Flashkick, Quadruple Flashkick

A Jacknife'd Hyperhook.\r\n\r\nA Butterfly Twist Round with a Hook Kick prior to landing. Must be able to go from Butterfly Twist Roundkick right into the Hook Kick with good extension, but not breaking the flow of rotation.

A Standing Fulltwist with a defined Swipeswipe executed at the peak of rotation. Must be able to finish Fulltwist on the way up in order to execute Sideswipe on the way down with enough room.

A Corkscrew variation where practitioner would execute a Corkscrew Roundkick and follow with a Hook Kick prior to landing. Must be able to finish Corkscrew Roundkick with enough height to complete the Hook Kick.

An X-Out with a Fulltwist to finish. Should leave arms open dslugng X-out to allow yourself to wrap for the Fulltwist.

A Gainer with a halftwist or rotation, and an Xout while upside-down.\r\n

A combination of the Grandmaster Swipe and the Aerial Twist. The person would perform a Grandmaster Swipe (an Aerial where the first leg misses the ground) and when inverted a half twist is performed before landing.

A Quadruple Flashkick is a flipping technique with 4 complete Flashkicks executed in the air prior to landing. Normally performed after a roundoff. prerequisite_ids: Flashkick, Double Flashkick, Triple Flashkick

The performer takes off of one foot, executes 540 degrees of rotation in the direction of the takeoff leg (ie if you take off of your left leg then you spin to the left), and then lands on the non takeoff leg (if you take off your left leg and spin to your left then you land on your right leg.).

A Cheat 720 twist round is a twisting and kicking technique. \r\n\r\nYou jump and set like a 540 and complete 540 degrees of rotation before landing (It is 540 and not 720 because when you take off you are looking at the sky, and when you land you look at the floor). You land on the leg that you pump up initially on take-off and throw kick with the non landing leg. \r\n\r\n1/2 of the rotation is started on the ground hence the Cheat 720 name. also commonly known as 540 Twist. \r\n\r\nA strong ch720 twist is essential for this move.

A Grand Masterswipe followed by a hook kick before landing.

A flash kick follwed by a full twist. The kick which is normally kicked straight out would now be kicked out and then around like a crescent kick which will initiate the twist. This is usually performed from a round off but can also be done as a gainer.

Performer takes off 2 feet, spins 540 degrees, then throws an outside crescent or hook kick. The performer must land on the kicking leg.

The performer,from a cheat setup, does a 360 split kick followed by a hook kick with the leading leg.

A corkscrew that spins the opposite way. If the performer swings their right leg up, they twist to the right in a Kroc as opposed to the left in a cork.

A pop swipe that is hooked after the swipe is executed.\r\n\r\nThis trick is swipe knife that is executed from the pop setup

A corkscrew round with the round kick happening before the twist.\r\n\r\nThe performer uses the swinging leg to execute a defined round kick, followed by a twist to finish the trick. Significantly harder to perform than a regular corkscrew.\r\n\r\nIt can be viewed as a swingthru into a snapuswipe.

A backside setup into a 1080 Jacknife

a backside set-up into a pop 1260 kick.

The opposite to a moonkick as the hook in the move is on the opposite side to the takeoff leg.\r\n\r\nThe practitioner performs a gainer switch with a hook kick executed with the non-landing leg.

A corkscrew where the swinging leg is grabbed by the same-side arm in a rodeo position

A slant gainer triple flash with a hook kick at the end.\r\n\r\nThe performer enters the trick like a slant gainer, performs 2 switch kicks after the initial swinging leg comes up and finishes with a hook or axe kick.\r\n\r\nCan also be viewed as a Gainer Switch that turns into a Holy Hook.

A butterfly kick with a helicoptero/scissorswipe at the end. Similar to a dragonfly twist and shslugken twist combined, however the move is executed without any twisting of the upper body. The rotation must be completed by the momentum and direction of the legs alone.

The performer initiates a butterfly kick, switches legs, switches legs AGAIN, and then executes a hook kick upon landing.\r\n\r\nMust have high butterfly kicks and solid butterfly switch's in order to land this trick.

A full twisting flip, followed by another 90°-180° of rotation and a hook kick to finish.

Using a swing takeoff, the performer jumps and executes a 720° spin before landing with an inside kick such as a roundhouse or inside crescent kick. 180° additional spin may be added after the kick (post landing) to return to stance.

A Cheat 720 Twist executed from a Sailor Moon set-up. A Sailor Moon followed by a full twist before landing.

A fulltwisting flip where the full is executed before the flip.

A full 360° followed by a backflip with your hands at your side (similar to the position Iron-man makes while flying) all in one move.\r\nNote: If hands are not by side it is a full-up-back-out

A moonkick/slant gainer that is hypered to land on the non-swingthru leg usually by over rotation instead of switching legs as you would with a butterfly knife or double flash kick.

This move is a Shaolin cross with an additional hook kick on the end before landing.

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An Aerial Twist with Sideswipe, and a Hook Kick prior to landing. Must be able to finish Hyperswipe fast and early in order to give room to execute Hook Kick.\r\n

Execute a sideswipe followed by a gyro.

a 1080 Hook Kick executed from a cheat or a tornado set up. 180 degrees of rotation begins on the floor hence the 'Cheat' name. Must have strong Cheat 720's and Cheat 900's before training this technique.

A Cheat 900 executed with two Inner Crescent Kicks or two Roundkicks. Must be able to execute 540's upright, with enough height, and enough speed on the first kick in order to give room to complete 2nd kick before landing.

performer begins with a cheat takeoff, spinning 540degrees before a hypered outward kick (such as a hook or outside crescent) and lands with a non-hypered inside kick (such as a round or inside crescent kick) completing the total of 720 in air spin. An additional 180 may be added after the second kick (post-landing) to return to stance.

A Cheat 720 Twist where the legs meet at the peak of the 2nd rotation and the body folds into a pike position like a Doubleleg or a Parafuso. Must be able to complete Cheat 720 Twist fast, early, and with enough height to give room for Doubleleg finish.

A Cheat 900 where practitioner would complete kick all the way thru and land on the kicking leg. Must have strong 900's with strong follow-thru on Inner Crescent or Roundkick.\r\n

a Pop 360 followed by an Inner Crescent or Roundkick. Must keep posture up right, and have a strong follow-thru with the first kick in order to get around to the 2nd kick.

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.

A fulltwist with an extra backflip afterwards

a Pop 900 followed by a Hook kick prior to landing. Should have strong control over Hyper 900's and Jacknives before attempting this tricking technique.

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A Terada grab with a full twist exit.

Performer executs a layed out back somersault with 320 degrees of rotation. As they finish the rotation they grab their leading leg by their head for a split second before throwing an axe kick before landing.

trickster walks/runs/hops backwards, swings non takeoff leg behind them, executes an inverted 360 degrees twist, and then lands onto the non takeoff leg.\r\n\r\n\r\n(ie: A Loser set up into an Aerialtwist, complete with a defined Sideswipe. Must be able to finish Aerialtwist fast and early in order to get around to the Sideswipe)\r\n

A Corkscrew variation where practitioner would execute a Corkscrew, bring their legs together in a pike position like a Doubleleg or Parafuso, and follow with a Hook Kick prior to landing.

A Corkscrew variation where practitioner would execute a Corkscrew, an inverted Splitkick at the peak, and a Hook Kick on the way down prior to landing.\r\n

A Bioflip with an Xout at the peak, and a fulltwist on the way down prior to landing. Must be able to execute the Split at the peak in order to give enough room to twist on the way down.\r\n

A Doubleleg with a fulltwist prior to landing. Also known as a Doubleleg Gyro. Must be able to complete Doubleleg at the height of rotation to give room for the twist on the way down.

A Singleleg with a Fulltwist on the way down. Also known as a Singleleg Gyro. Similar to a Doubleleg Twist, but with a tucked trail leg on the first kick. Must complete Singleleg high at the peak of rotation to give enough room for 2nd rotation.

One of the many double full variations\r\n\r\nA double full with a shslugken kick in the first twist and a round at the end of the second twist

A trick where the performer jumps up and rotates 720 degrees backwards along the sagittal plane before returning to his feet.

A slant gainer with two twists before landing.

Using a standard pop takeoff, the performer jumps into the air and executes 720 degrees rotation and lands while executing a hypered inside or roundhouse kick. A strong pop 900 and a strong 540 kick are required for this move.

A flash full (or kick full) where a dleg is executed in the full twist

Pop Snapuswipe

A jacknife landed on the outside kicking leg

A cheat 900 with mirrored inside and outside kicks landed on two feet. A parafuso with a 360 degree spin beforehand.

A touch down snapuswipe OR a sailor moon snapuswipe.

A cheat 900 double where the first kick is a parafuso as opposed to an inside kick.

One of the many double full variations. \r\n\r\nA double full with a round kick executed before landing.

After the Butterfly kick is fully completed, a Frontflip is executed before the landing.\r\n

A Double twisting single flip with a double leg at the end.

one of the many double full variations\r\n\r\nA double full with a dleg executed in the middle of the 2 rotations. The tricker does a 360 degree spin up then dlegs over with the flip then spins 360 degrees out of that

A hypered Shslugken Btwist with a hook on the end. This clip is of bubba.

A cheat 720 twist with a defined hypered outside kick upon landing.

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one of the many double full variations\r\n\r\nThe trickster does a double full but executes a feilong in the middle of the 2 spins

Bullet Flip

A double corkscrew with a round kick at the end

A backside 1260 with a crescent before the round.

A feilong with an extra 360 degrees of rotation at the end. A 540 gyro with an outside crescent before the round kick.

A 540 gyro that lands on the kicking leg.\r\n\r\nLike a Hyper Snapuswipe however a 540 Gyro is done with the chest staying upright.

A backside 1260 where a crowd awakener split kick is executed instead of a round.

A Pop 540, followed by a 540°-720° rotation to land.

A Jack 9 is a Jackknife combined with a cheat 900.

The Pocket 900 is a double sweeping kick that uses the momentum of the Front Sweep to lift the performer into the air, and lands with a consecutive air-born round kick that turns into a front sweep. It's a Swing 900 where the skip is replaced by a Front Sweep.

A double backflip where the second backflip is executed in rocketboii position.

the performer jumps into the air and rotates 1440 degrees while executing an outside spin kick on target. The outside spin kick should be executed on the last rotation.

A combination of the cheat 720 twist and the hyperhook. You jump and set like a 540 and complete 2 rotations before landing. Instead of landing on the leg that you pump up initially on take-off like a normal cheat 720 twist, you land on the opposite leg. The initial pumping leg is now used to execute a hook kick before landing.

A fulltwist doubleleg with an extra backflip afterwards.

A shslugken cork that hypers (lands on non-kicking leg) plus a hook

A Swipeknife from a Fulltwist Round.\r\n\r\nA Fulltwist Round that has been hypered, thus having a swipe-like effect that occurs overhead, before an outside spin kick is launched out of it.\r\n\r\nThis trick is assumed to be done from standing but can be done from cartwheel or round-off

A Hyper 720 Butterfly Twist with a Hook Kick prior to landing. prerequisite_ids: 720 Hyper Butterfly Twist\r\n

Double Corkscrew Double Leg

A double corkscrew that is slightly over rotated to land on the leg that was swung up to initiate the move.

A full twist followed by double leg, hook.

A double gainerfull is a backflip off of one foot with a 720° twist in it. Unlike a double cork, a double gainerfull must be completely inverted.

The performer takes off into an aerial, spins 720 degrees and then lands. \r\n\r\nThere are often arguments over whether a double aerial twist is 540 degrees or 720 degrees of rotation.

A full inverted Snapuswipe.

An envergado with an extra 360 degrees of rotation

One of the many double full variations.\r\n\r\n After the first 360 degrees of twisting the rotation is stalled and an X-Out is performed. The legs then pull back in and across to complete another full 360 degrees of rotation before landing.

A Butterfly Twist with 720 degrees of rotation landing on the Hyper (2nd) leg. Must be EXTREMELY efficient in order to complete enough rotation to execute the hyper.

A half twist to a double frontflip

Performer takes off two feet, spins 360 degrees, executes a double leg, then spins an additional 360 degrees before landing

The Cheat 1080 Twist (A California Roll) is a raiz with two twists on the end of it (ie raiz double gyro).\r\n\r\nBe carefull not to confuse the name of this move with the cheat 1080 (kick).

Absolutely amazing. This trick is the next full twisting variation of a cork after double cork. The trickster swings up like they would a cork and spins 1080º before landing.

A Snapuswipe (Sideswipe Gyro) with extra rotation causing you to land on the same leg that executes the kick at the beginning of the move.

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 followed by a 720 degrees extra spin before landing.

The pefrormer takes off, spins 540 degrees, throws an inside crescent or round kick, and then finishes the move by spinning an additional 540 degrees before landing.

A Corkswipe Gyro is a combination between a Corkswipe and a Snapuswipe. The tricker takes off like a Corkscrew spins once up then swipes over and spins again before landing.

After completing the second kick in a cheat 900 double, the trick is landed on the kicking leg.

A double corkscrew where the first rotation has the rodeo cork position

A Shslugken Twist Gyro is a Shslugken Twist where after finishing the motions of the move you execute a 360 degree extra rotation.

A 360 Crescent where, after the kick, a frontflip is performed to land. Because of the way this trick takes off, the front flip is typically slightly off axis, however as long as the hips get above the head the trick is being performed correctly.

A cheat hyper 900 with a hook kick upon landing. A combination of a cheat hyper 900 and a cheat 1080.

An aerial twist where after the first rotation the legs are brought up into a pike position, followed by another 360 degree spin before landing.

A 540 gyro hyper hook. A tornado kick followed by 360-540 degrees of rotation before an outside kick.

Feilong Gyro with a round kick/inside crescent kick

Pop 720 Double, where the second kick is replaced with a Doubleleg

One of the many double full variations. \r\n\r\na double full where a swipe is executed at the end of the trick to hyper the double full.

one of the many double full variations\r\nA double full with a dleg executed in the middle of the 2 rotations. Then a round kick is completed at the end of the move just before, or as landing. The tricker does a 360 degree spin up then dlegs over with the flip then spins 360 degrees out of that

A Butterfly Twist with 720 degrees of rotation where the practitioner throws a round kick with the non leading leg upon landing.

A hyper double corkscrew with a hook kick prior to landing. A boxcutter with an extra rotation before the hyperhook.

1080 degrees of rotation followed by a hook kick

A backside 1260 that lands on the kicking leg

A backside 1440 with a round before the hook. A backside 1260 hyperhook.

A parafuso followed by 360 degrees of rotation. The parafuso equivalent of a 540 gyro.

A cheat setup followed by 1080 degrees of rotation with a round kick on the last 180 degrees.

A piked sideflip into a frontflip

A double twisting double backflip.\r\n\r\nThe performer flips 720° over the Sagittal plane while twisting 720° over the Transverse plane.

A butterfly twist swipe where an extra rotation is completed at the end. A double btwist with a swipe in between the two twists.

A cheat 900 followed by an extra rotation at the end. A cheat 1260 where the round occurs at the 900 mark instead.

A front tuck with 2 flips. A 720° rotation over the transverse plane.

The performer begins with a cheat takeoff, spinning 540 degrees before executing an outward kick (such as a hook or outside crescent) and lands with a hypered inside kick (such as a round or inside crescent kick).

A Tak Full followed by a Snapuswipe.

A tak full with two twists instead of one

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.

A combination of the cheat 720 twist and the hyperhook. You jump and set like a 540 and complete 2 rotations before landing. Instead of landing on the leg that you pump up initially on take-off like a normal cheat 720 twist, you land on the opposite leg. The initial pumping leg is now used to execute a hook kick before landing.

A butterfly twist with 3 complete spins before landing.

A back layout spinning 1440 degrees before landing.

This trick is done by executing a butter knife and then spinning once and hooking again.\r\n\r\nSimilar to a hyper hook \r\n\r\n-- this trick just hasnt been done!

One of the many double full variations. \r\n\r\na double full with a double leg in between the two spins and a round kick is executed at the end of the second twist.

A double back flip off of one foot. The non take-off leg must swing from behind the practitioner.

A one handed gumbi switch, very similar to a one handed cartwheel switch.

A one handed gumbi switch, very similar to a one handed cartwheel switch.

A corkscrew with four full rotations. Yet to be landed.

The tricker executes a corkscrew, followed by a backflip, all in one move before landing.

To Splits

A triple twisting aerial.

Body Position where both ankles are grabbed and pulled backwards while pushing the hips forward.

The Shslugken Twist is a mix between the Butterfly Twist and the Illusion Twist.\r\n\r\nLike the Butterfly Twist, the Shslugken Twist is a "true" twist, and lands one foot at a time. Like the Illusion Twist, the Shslugken Twist kicks it's base leg up and over, with the kicking foot traveling in a circle from the ground, back to the ground. However, this is not all...\r\n\r\nUnlike the Illusion Twist, the Shslugken Twist is designed to hit on the way down, like an axe kick. Due to this, the take off is usually adjusted so that it would do exactly that.

Mega is a position/landing, typically achieved by over-rotating past the hyper position and landing on the non-hypering leg. A Hyper Aerial lands in Mega position.

A Hook kick.

The performer hurdles forward and reaches for the ground. As the body becomes completely inverted, the legs come together. As the performer continues over to stand up from their hands, the legs snap down to the ground and the performer brings the chest up.\r\n\r\nA Cartwheel is like a round-off but without the 180° turn.

The capoeira helicopter wheel (in portuguese: Au Helicoptero) is a cartwheel with an extra half rotation. Instead of going back down after 180°, you keep spinning your legs and land on the leg that left the floor last.\r\n\r\nThis move is incorporated into higher level tricks to make for flashy variations.

A variation in which a trick is landed on the hook kicking leg, following a hook kick mid trick by way of over-rotation. An example is a gainer hook that spins and extra 180 degrees to land on the hooking leg.

The act of reversing the direction of motion that a leg is traveling in order the do a trick in the new direction.\r\n\r\nin the video example watch the motions of the left leg.

Like a roundoff, this is a joining and starting move.

A Slide-In

The practitioner throws a double corkscrew. In between the first and second rotation, a hook/outside crescent kick is executed followed by a roundhouse/inwards crescent kick.\r\n\r\nThis trick is the corkscrew variation of the McDirty invented by Kyle McLean.

A Scoot that switches legs before landing.

One of the many double full variations. \r\n\r\nThis trick is done with a shslugken kick in the first twist and a dleg in the second spin, coming down for the landing\r\n\r\n

A set-up in which the performer runs in a "J" shape to get backwards momentum into a trick. Commonly used for corks.

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 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 cartwheel without hands. The Aerial is a trick in which the performer leans his upperbody over his base foot, and kicks up his back leg while launching off of his base foot. As the body gains lift, the leg that kicks back transfers to the other side of the body, causing the body to rotate along the coronal plane, and to make way for the landing. \r\n\r\nThe chest should face the ground just before launching and just before landing the Aerial.

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.

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.

The first "cheat" trick. The 540 is a trick in which the performer executes a tornado kick and lands on the kicking leg.\r\n\r\nFrom a ready stance, the performer turns away from the target as if to perform an outside spin kick...instead, that action is faked, and the knee pulls upwards sharply as the performer jumps off his base leg. At this moment, a tornado kick is made ready; but instead of kicking it out like normal, the hips violently turn over and the kick is directed up and over in an arc-like fashion...leaving you to land on your kicking leg.\r\n\r\nDue to the nature of this kick, the soonest you can return to stance is after 540° of rotation from the initiation of the trick to the terminating of the same.

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 it's 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.\r\n\r\nThe 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° flatspin while airborne.\r\n\r\n

The Feilong is a trick in which a person jumps off of both feet, from a ready position, turns 360° while executing an outside spin kick to the target, then delivering an inside kick to the same target before landing on the ground.\r\n\r\nThe definative action of a Feilong is to perform two kicks in the specific arrangement of "outside to inside". The most popular arrangements are outside crescent to inside crescent, and outside crescent to front.

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.