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I spot a back handspring by sitting on my knees on the left side of the gymnast. Next I put my left arm on their legs/butt and as they sit and jump back push their legs over. For my right arm I rest it on their back careful guiding them over. Works almost every time for everybody! Hope that this helped!
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