@Gymnasticseverywhere In dance, a cat leap is called an axel turn, but I think it may be a teeny bit different because axels are done with tighter passe. A reverse leap in dance would be if you turned your torso 180 in the air but your legs did not switch. In other words, you start off leaping foreward with a right leg split and end up in a left leg split going backwards or vice versa. In both dance and gymnastics, a tour jete (french for turn leap) involves a turn and a switch.
There have always been some controversies with "Gogean", that is to say, double wolf leap. Even Gina, it´s inventor, cheated it a little bit throughout her carreer, the same with other girls who (perhaps) did it or tried it later. So I am surprised at the high ("D") value of this highly controversial skill.
When you come across the word "switch" it means that one leg swings forward to a less then 45 degrees angle, then it comes backwards, and the other leg swings forward until you rich the split position. That's why it's called "a switch leap", because the legs change direction in their swing in the air. Where "switch" not mentioned, there's no leg switch.
It is not in the code of points anymore, no pike jumps are for floor exercise so I assume the FIG want to discourage them (not that many people did them anyway)
in terms of leaps and jumps...the code in inconsistent IMO. for example, simple sheep jump and a double tuck jump to front support are both a B. i guess this is there effort to reward artistry and difficulty. a sheep is significantly more simple then a double tuck jump to front support but it does look better.
Is the Johnson switch split named after Shawn Johnson?
Planetimage2 4 months ago
@Planetimage2 Brandy Johnson
brycehelmer 1 month ago
difference between a tour jete and a switch split 1/2 ?? =/
MAVsince1991 6 months ago
@Gymnasticseverywhere In dance, a cat leap is called an axel turn, but I think it may be a teeny bit different because axels are done with tighter passe. A reverse leap in dance would be if you turned your torso 180 in the air but your legs did not switch. In other words, you start off leaping foreward with a right leg split and end up in a left leg split going backwards or vice versa. In both dance and gymnastics, a tour jete (french for turn leap) involves a turn and a switch.
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Mostepanovafan
is the switch split ring leap with a half turn in the code of points?? I´ve seen mattie larson performed it but not at worlds
keli59 1 year ago
Mostepanovafan
is the switch split ring leap with a half turn in the code of points?? I´ve seen mattie larson performed it but not at worlds
keli59 1 year ago
that was beautiful:)
Izzzi99 1 year ago
isnt the split leap at :23 a switch split? im probably wrong but thats what it looks like
ljacob30 1 year ago
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ShawnVikaKomova2012 11 months ago
As if the double tuck jump to front support a B!!! I would have thought it would be way harder than that!
davies375 1 year ago 2
Can you please make me a floor acrobatic guide
TheLevel4gymnast 1 year ago
There have always been some controversies with "Gogean", that is to say, double wolf leap. Even Gina, it´s inventor, cheated it a little bit throughout her carreer, the same with other girls who (perhaps) did it or tried it later. So I am surprised at the high ("D") value of this highly controversial skill.
finfelagund 1 year ago
What's the difference between a Tour Jete and a Switch Split Leap with 1/2 Turn?
MaebySurelyBarely 1 year ago
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miusmta 1 year ago
what is this music called?
bunbacheso 1 year ago
Momento tão Márcia Goldschmidt...
lucascampelovianna 2 years ago
Well, what's the difference between switch split leaps with a half turn or more and Split leaps with a half turn or more?
danielcnsilva 2 years ago
When you come across the word "switch" it means that one leg swings forward to a less then 45 degrees angle, then it comes backwards, and the other leg swings forward until you rich the split position. That's why it's called "a switch leap", because the legs change direction in their swing in the air. Where "switch" not mentioned, there's no leg switch.
alexatornrose 2 years ago
A chinese girl did a switch ring lep with half turn at Chinese Nationals this year.
lucascampelovianna 2 years ago
I think Mattie Larson did something like that too at the 2008 Olympic trials. It was really good!
chrislindsey14 2 years ago
I just was never sure with the very last jump by Gogean. I always felt like she cheated a bit on it...
piskoun 2 years ago 6
Thank you very much for this (and all the other CoP-guides you have done)!
Now, when you you have time...could you do a guide on UB close-bar work? With explanations?
Please?
It is quite difficult to tell the difference between all those moves (esp. in live situations...) - for me, anyway.
Callasmaniac 2 years ago 5
Can I also request an uneven bars pirouette and handstands guide? please? (puppy eyes)
Hasoginy 2 years ago
Very complete montage, but where is the piked jump ? (I don't know if that still exists, but Amanar was doing one)
Auregym 2 years ago
It is not in the code of points anymore, no pike jumps are for floor exercise so I assume the FIG want to discourage them (not that many people did them anyway)
MostepanovaFan 2 years ago
@MostepanovaFan Well in my floor routine I have a pike 1.5. It should still be around
gymnasticslover23 1 year ago
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
danielcnsilva 2 years ago
Very good and interesting video ! Thank you ;) :)
ikkansee 2 years ago
This montage is made 20x better simply because of the music. LOVE somewhere in time... :]
Thanks for this... very helpful! :]
kimberlyann56 2 years ago
Yayyyyyy, Han Bing :):):):)
MunchTheSilivasFan 2 years ago
ooops, u've written name EREMAIA....instead of Eremia :)
gongolo65 2 years ago
in terms of leaps and jumps...the code in inconsistent IMO. for example, simple sheep jump and a double tuck jump to front support are both a B. i guess this is there effort to reward artistry and difficulty. a sheep is significantly more simple then a double tuck jump to front support but it does look better.
krell88 2 years ago 2
Super! I was waiting and hoping for this!
silivas4ever 2 years ago
where you get the videos of 5:36 and 4:32?
Henriqueeu 2 years ago
wow, there are very few high value jumps, which seems odd now that tumbling is limited!!! :( great montage though, i love these!
emma2710gymnastics 2 years ago
Great music and great content. What is the title of the music? It is just lovely. Out of curiosity, how does one technically describe a tour jete?
TsubasaDreams 2 years ago
Music is: Maksim Mrvica Somewhere in Time / The Old Woman.
The code describes a Tour Jete as: Fouette Hop with leg change to
cross split (leg separation 180°) to
land on one foot
MostepanovaFan 2 years ago
@MostepanovaFan Thank you for explaining that, I've always wondered the difference between a Tour Jete and a switch half. To me they look the same.
TsubasaDreams 2 years ago
Fantastic! Thanks for making this vid.
GalitMirav 2 years ago
2:53 look at Pav's oversplits!
ladodgerschick 2 years ago
What is the music to this video ? I must have it :-)
I have an iClock and always wake to classical music .. makes for a nice gentle awakening vs beeping.
mpca66 2 years ago
What is the difference between a leap and a jump?
violaroadkill 2 years ago
a leap is from a run and a jump is from a standing position.
mpca66 2 years ago
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mistybabe5489 2 years ago
a leap travels length wise. jumps are stationary, they go straight up and back down.
mistybabe5489 2 years ago
leap takes off from one foot and a jump takes off from 2 feet
cathersandtom 2 years ago
IIRC, Silvia Stroescu did a wolf jump 2/1 at the 2001 Worlds.
ThePenguin888 2 years ago