AeriformMAT Tricktionary
© 2006
| © Copyright 2007 by Daniel Perez de Tejada |
This trick can be performed a few different
ways, the most common form is a frontflip with
a takeoff similar to that of an aerial (one leg in
front). Just like a frontflip, a webster is
performed by rotating around the X axis.
Another way to perform the webster is to use a
takeoff similar to a regular frontflip but land one
leg at a time. The trick can also be performed
with the legs apart during the entire duration of
the trick. Any of the three versions can also be
performed and are generally considered to
have better form when done with an arch in the
performer's back.
ways, the most common form is a frontflip with
a takeoff similar to that of an aerial (one leg in
front). Just like a frontflip, a webster is
performed by rotating around the X axis.
Another way to perform the webster is to use a
takeoff similar to a regular frontflip but land one
leg at a time. The trick can also be performed
with the legs apart during the entire duration of
the trick. Any of the three versions can also be
performed and are generally considered to
have better form when done with an arch in the
performer's back.
Used: AeriformMAT Community Infrequently
Alias: "front aerial"
Variations: webster axe - axe+webster - webster switch - webster (split)
Related: frontflip, aerialtwist, barani, aerial (gymnast)
Opposites: flashkick
Alias: "front aerial"
Variations: webster axe - axe+webster - webster switch - webster (split)
Related: frontflip, aerialtwist, barani, aerial (gymnast)
Opposites: flashkick
Webster
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