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How do you tell the difference between a front handspring and a front walkover?
Mistyb123
A front walk over is going to look like someone doing a cartwheel frontwards. A front hand spring is more of a rapid and quick motion. There should more fluidity and grace to a front walk over than a front hand spring. In a front walk over you should land with one foot on the ground and one foot in the air. A front handspring should be landed with two feet on the ground and both knees slightly bent.
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