AeriformMAT Tricktionary
© 2006
| © Copyright 2007 by Daniel Perez de Tejada |
A cartwheel without putting the hands down.
The most technically correct form is the
"gymnastic aerial," where the move is actually
a full rotation around the performer's Z axis
(flip), with a takeoff that happens one foot at a
time (and with the legs apart while airborn).
The move can also be performed as an
inverted butterfly, where it's known as a "karate
aerial."
The most technically correct form is the
"gymnastic aerial," where the move is actually
a full rotation around the performer's Z axis
(flip), with a takeoff that happens one foot at a
time (and with the legs apart while airborn).
The move can also be performed as an
inverted butterfly, where it's known as a "karate
aerial."
Used: AeriformMAT Community Infrequently
Alias: "aerial" "aerial cartwheel" "hands-free cartwheel"
Variations: aerialtwist - barani - aerial switch
Related: karate aerial, sideflip, suicideswipe, aerial axe, inverted raiz
Opposites: *aerial is technically its own opposite!
Alias: "aerial" "aerial cartwheel" "hands-free cartwheel"
Variations: aerialtwist - barani - aerial switch
Related: karate aerial, sideflip, suicideswipe, aerial axe, inverted raiz
Opposites: *aerial is technically its own opposite!
Aerial (gymnast)
Performer: Jessster
Airborn(vert) - Airborn(horiz) - Invert - Hands - Takeoff - Setup - Transition - Variation
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