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I'd love an answer if someone would like to take the time to answer my question:)

 

Backflips and Frontflips

Pretty self explanatory. Here are some don in my favorite style � incredibly huge.

 

http://media.newschoolers.com/uploads/memb...0HugeTricks.wmv

http://www.newschoolers.com/ns3/web/conten...?vid=28973&

http://media.newschoolers.com/uploads/memb...%20Backflip.wmv

Posted
That's awesome..just don't break your neck and miss next soccer season.

exactly why i dont do them. my dad would beat the living shit out of me if i hurt myself skiing, especially after my skating injury....i hate soccer....only makes my life worse...

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Yes, I have experience with both gymnastics and diving. In diving, going forward (forward momentum) but flipping backward is called a reverse... To be considered a back flip, both momentum and flip is backward. Just curious, that's all.

 

See http://www.usadiver.com/diving_articles/spect_guide.htm

 

Thanks for the answer!

 

Melissa, your right. It would be considered a gainer, but because were skiing, and their is no forward momentum applied from our bodies, its simply a backflip, almost like a back tuck...

 

When diving, you cannot dive straight up and down... >.< you would hit the board... So you have to have some forward momentum driven from your body. Which is why they are called gainers.... You can also see these on flat land too, just not to much because of there difficulty.

 

Hope i helped? lol, I'm pretty big in the summer with diving... Idk why, Its more enjoyable than just swimming, I finally landed a gainer dive this year, took like, 2 years... lmao

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