WAG What is a lightning bolt on bars?

[Deleted member D3987]

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What on earth do the Dutch do then?

the Dutch do it also! but they don't have OSHA. OSHA only allows us 24 volts. i think the Dutch use 100.

 

[Granny Smith]

We call it hecht to high bar.

 

[kris]

DD calls it a toe hecht.

 

[vagymmomma]

Toe up here.

 

[Gymettemom]

My DD calls it a hiccup.

 

[Pineapple_Lump]

Would love to know why Chinese or maybe not

Was first done by the Chinese - Mo Huilan I believe, hence why others call it a Mo.

 

[gymgal]

dd calls it a toe-catch

 

[Canadian_gym_mom]

What is the FIG name I wonder? Anyone?

 

[Aero]

What is the FIG name I wonder? Anyone?

I'm not sure if it has one. Apparently the correct terminology is a "toe-on release with counter movement to high bar." It's considered a "B" skill.

 

[1canadiangymmom]

I'm not sure if it has one. Apparently the correct terminology is a "toe-on release with counter movement to high bar." It's considered a "B" skill.

Well that sure makes it sound fancy

 

[Deleted member 18037]

Was first done by the Chinese - Mo Huilan I believe, hence why others call it a Mo.

Thank you

 

[peginer]

We call it a momo

 

[mum-of-one]

Toe on hecht is what FIG judges in Aust call it, colloquially known as a hiccup. The"hecht" is the counter movement -from releasing the low bar leaning back to a fast movement up and forwards to generate swing into the long kip. There are other versions without toe-on (clear hecht - valued as a C) and stalder hecht (also a C)

 

[catou]

If we translate it in english, here it would be called a feet hands catch!