Clarification – Back Handspring Ups

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Back Handspring Ups to extended level, as shown in the video below, are first legal in Level 4. In Level 3 you can neither release from an inverted position (L3 Stunts I2) nor release to an extended position (L3 Stunts I3), but both of these restrictions are loosened in Level 4. Level 4 allows release […]

 

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Back Handspring Ups to extended level, as shown in the video below, are first legal in Level 4. In Level 3 you can neither release from an inverted position (L3 Stunts I2) nor release to an extended position (L3 Stunts I3), but both of these restrictions are loosened in Level 4. Level 4 allows release […]

Is the flyer required to make connection with the bases with her hands (in this case she flicked off of wrists) to make the handspring up legal? Xould they do it in a true collegiate style where she blocks off her hands and it goes all the way to extension without the slight pause at a prone position?

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