WAG One of my favorite looking skills by Zoe Miller (Full Twisting Double Lay)

[JBS]

Just as the title says for your viewing pleasure...

 

[Carabistouille]

What do you particularly like about it? I don't want to seem mean and I know that it is a crazy hard skill, but there are a lot of deductions in this one (legs apart -.3, legs bent -.1, feet -.1, plus landing -.4 and OOB).
I mean, I find it great that she is training it and I'm sure she will clean it up eventually, but she does so many skills better than this one...

 

[JBS]

What do you particularly like about it?

The skill in general. Pretty sure it's a "work in progress" not a skill in it's final competitive state.

EDIT: And honestly... at full speed I don't see any judge taking 1.0 on that in a competition.

 

[JBS]

Here’s another…

 

[JBS]

Might as well keep putting them in here. Suni is great… I just like the arch technique better… I think it looks cool…

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EIDT: By arch I mean full in arch out… Suni’s is more of a 1/2 in 1/2 out… so it can’t arch out as she is facing forward.

 

[GymnastPotterhead]

Omg im such a fun of Suni's technique - the hollow laid out looks so good... I don't love the arch technique haha

 

[Carabistouille]

Omg im such a fun of Suni's technique - the hollow laid out looks so good... I don't love the arch technique haha

Same here. I just love the hollow shape and late twist. I like Simone's a lot as well.

 

[Geoffrey Taucer]

I think my favorite person doing this skill is Carlos Yulo:

His lines are just so perfectly straight throughout, flairs the arms out at the end. Textbook perfect, imo

 

[JBS]

His lines are just so perfectly straight throughout, flairs the arms out at the end. Textbook perfect, imo

This one is definitely nice.

 

[JBS]

I guess I like the arch technique better as it's easier to do. The later twist has to be done really well or it starts to look like this...

 

[JBS]

Here I go triple posting. It's funny how my views have changed on many things over time. Here is another old arch vs straight thread that is a pretty fun read...

Coaches - Technique discussion: Front Layout

I've seen this skill taught in several different ways, and I wanted to see if we could get a discussion going about the merits of the various techniques. Some coaches coach a hollow front layout. I'm not entirely sure why. I coach a heel-drive front layout; I coach it not as the forwards...

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[Geoffrey Taucer]

Here I go triple posting. It's funny how my views have changed on many things over time. Here is another old arch vs straight thread that is a pretty fun read...

Coaches - Technique discussion: Front Layout

I've seen this skill taught in several different ways, and I wanted to see if we could get a discussion going about the merits of the various techniques. Some coaches coach a hollow front layout. I'm not entirely sure why. I coach a heel-drive front layout; I coach it not as the forwards...

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Haha, man, that's an OLD one!

EDIT: I was overconfident and didn't know anything back then.

I'm still overconfident, but at least I know my stuff better now.