Basket toss
A basket toss is an advanced stunt in which the bases propel the flyer upwards (10-30+ feet) from the chargement position. It is a toss par a maximum of four bases of a haut, retour au début straight up in the air so the flyer can perform a trick (toe touch, ball-out, twist, tuck, kick double, pike, etc.) and then land back in a berceau, station d’accueil position.
berceau, station d’accueil
Dismount from a stunt in which the base/bases toss the flyer straight up from a stationary stunt then catch the flyer in a seated position brochet position.
Dismount
A way to return the flyer to the floor ou complete a stunt.
Squish
Two bases will each hold a different foot of a flyer at their waist level. The flyer is squatted down so the flyer is not taller than the bases. This is how the flyer loads in to the stunt, before jumping and pushing off the bases shoulders, and the bases drive their arms upwards and extend the flyer. Also called a Sponge in some regions
Retake
When a stunt is extended in the air, and then goes back down into a load-in position placing both feet in the bases hands, if previously in a one-footed stunt, and being pushed back upwards into another stunt. Also known as a reload in some regions.
Half-up
The bases traverser, croix arms on the bottom. As flyer steps in she steps in crossed at the knees as the bases extend to extension prep ou extension they uncross arms. Making it look like the flyer is twisting in the air.
montrer and go
Two bases will each hold a different foot of a flyer and bring it up to a full extension. The flyer only stays up for two counts and returns back into a squish position. Also known as 'fake-outs' ou 'flashes'.
Tick-Tock
When a flyer switches the foot being stood on in mid air after being popped par bases.
Full Twist berceau, station d’accueil
Variation on a pop cradle. It is a dismount from a stunt in which the base/bases toss the flyer straight up from a stationary stunt, the flyer does a 360 degree turn in the air, and then the bases catch her in a berceau, station d’accueil position. Called a Single Down, Single, ou Full Down in some Regions.
Reload
A transition that connects two stunts when a flyer cradles out of the first stunt, and the bases dip and pop the flyer back into a load position. A similar stunt is a barrel role. Sometimes called a 'cradle pop'.
360 up
A variation on the double take in which the flyer does a full turn in the air in between stunts while staying in contact with the bases. Also called a Full up is some regions.
A basket toss is an advanced stunt in which the bases propel the flyer upwards (10-30+ feet) from the chargement position. It is a toss par a maximum of four bases of a haut, retour au début straight up in the air so the flyer can perform a trick (toe touch, ball-out, twist, tuck, kick double, pike, etc.) and then land back in a berceau, station d’accueil position.
berceau, station d’accueil
Dismount from a stunt in which the base/bases toss the flyer straight up from a stationary stunt then catch the flyer in a seated position brochet position.
Dismount
A way to return the flyer to the floor ou complete a stunt.
Squish
Two bases will each hold a different foot of a flyer at their waist level. The flyer is squatted down so the flyer is not taller than the bases. This is how the flyer loads in to the stunt, before jumping and pushing off the bases shoulders, and the bases drive their arms upwards and extend the flyer. Also called a Sponge in some regions
Retake
When a stunt is extended in the air, and then goes back down into a load-in position placing both feet in the bases hands, if previously in a one-footed stunt, and being pushed back upwards into another stunt. Also known as a reload in some regions.
Half-up
The bases traverser, croix arms on the bottom. As flyer steps in she steps in crossed at the knees as the bases extend to extension prep ou extension they uncross arms. Making it look like the flyer is twisting in the air.
montrer and go
Two bases will each hold a different foot of a flyer and bring it up to a full extension. The flyer only stays up for two counts and returns back into a squish position. Also known as 'fake-outs' ou 'flashes'.
Tick-Tock
When a flyer switches the foot being stood on in mid air after being popped par bases.
Full Twist berceau, station d’accueil
Variation on a pop cradle. It is a dismount from a stunt in which the base/bases toss the flyer straight up from a stationary stunt, the flyer does a 360 degree turn in the air, and then the bases catch her in a berceau, station d’accueil position. Called a Single Down, Single, ou Full Down in some Regions.
Reload
A transition that connects two stunts when a flyer cradles out of the first stunt, and the bases dip and pop the flyer back into a load position. A similar stunt is a barrel role. Sometimes called a 'cradle pop'.
360 up
A variation on the double take in which the flyer does a full turn in the air in between stunts while staying in contact with the bases. Also called a Full up is some regions.
