FREESTYLE
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FIS Freestyle 2007-2008 - Judges educationFlips |
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6005.11 Back
Flip
Back TuckThe takeoff is initiated both upwards and backwards which starts a primary rotation in the horizontal axis. The upper and lower body then extends. There is a flexion at the waist between the upper body and lower body to the tuck position. The body rotations backwards a total of 360 degrees, then the skiers extends and prepares for the landing. Back LayoutThe takeoff is initiated both upwards and backwards which starts a primary rotation in the horizontal axis. The upper and lower body then extends. The body rotations backwards a total of 360 degrees, then the skiers flexes and prepares for the landing. Back FullThe takeoff is initiated both upwards and backwards which starts a primary rotation in the horizontal axis. An additional axis of rotation on the vertical axis is initiated with the rotation of the upper body. The upper and lower body then extends straight. There is a full extension at the waist between the upper body and lower body continues on both axes. The body rotations backwards a total of 360 degrees on the primary axis and rotates 360 degrees on the secondary axis, then the skiers extends and prepares for the landing.
Back Double fullBack Double FullThe takeoff is initiated both upwards and backwards which starts a primary rotation in the horizontal axis. An additional axis of rotation on the vertical axis is initiated with the rotation of the upper body. The upper and lower body then extends straight. There is a full extension at the waist between the upper body and lower body continues on both axes. The body rotations backwards a total of 360 degrees on the horizontal axis and 720 degrees on the vertical secondary axis, then the skiers extends and prepares for the landing.
6005.10 Front
Flip
Front TuckThe takeoff is initiated both upwards and forwards which starts a primary rotation in the horizontal axis. The upper and lower body then flexes. There is a flexion at the waist between the upper body and lower body to the tuck position. The body rotations forwards a total of 360 degrees, then the skiers extends and prepares for the landing.
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13.07.2010 |
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