Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
front-walkover
Noun
frʌnt ˈwɔːkˌoʊvər
Definition
A front-walkover is a gymnastic skill that involves performing a backward roll into a handstand or a position where the gymnastic performer keeps their balance while inverting and then landing on their feet.
Examples
- The gymnast performed a flawless front-walkover during the competition.
- Learning the front-walkover takes practice and a good sense of balance.
Meaning
This term is often used in gymnastics and dance, referring specifically to the technique of rolling over forward while maintaining control and form.
Synonyms
- Forward roll
- Handspring
- Back handspring
