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well I'm in level 2 and i cant't do a straddle split hand stand. So you should probably be in 2 or 3.
The Term Of Gymnastics:Arabesque, Strech, Bridge, Tuck, Split, Handstand, Lounge, Straddle, Hollow Body Position, Scale, Piroutte, Pivot Turn, Posse', Releve. If dealing with bars:Cast Position.
First of all, it is straddle. A straddle is one of the three splits that cheerleaders do. These splits are also used in gymnastics, ballet, and more. Straddle- The split you are in when you are facing forward with both legs spread out at your side. To get into this split, if you don't understand, stand with both legs shoulder width apart and keep sliding outward as far as you can go. Left Split- The split you are in when your left leg is in front. To get into this split, stand facing forward, and put your left leg in front, and your right leg behind you, then slide your legs further out in that direction as far as you can go. Right Split- The split you are in when your right leg is in front. To get into this split, do the same as a left split (directions above) but with your right leg in front, and left behind you. Hope that helps!
There is a split jump and the straddle jump.
The only way to do a split well you have to be flexible or in gymnastics.
A swish split is a gymnastics move where a person lands in a split position with both legs fully extended to the sides. It is often performed in dance routines and gymnastics floor exercises to showcase flexibility and strength.
Some stretches are stratle, pike, right split, left split, middle split, and bridge.
To do a split roll you should have your splitz all the way down and once you have that place your hands in the middle and roll to that side in straddle then roll into your split and keep repeating this movement! Sources:i'm a gymnast
because they can do a banana split
There are 22 unique basic positions in gymnastics. These positions are tuck, straddle, side split, front split, puck, planch, pike, over grip, under grip, open shoulders, closed shoulders, open hips, closed hips, lunge, layout, hollow, head in, head out, handstand, candlestick, bridge, and arch.
two windings on the stator
pike, straddle, split, tuck, layout, hollow, arch, and open or closed hip position