Twist
Twist 1. In some artistic sport disciplines a complete » turn around the body‟s longitudinal axis, in gymnastics and diving an element of many movement skills, e.G. Somersault with a twist, twist circle, leg undercut with a twist. 2. In tennis a particular type of » spin. (H.Haag & g.Haag, dictionary, 2003, 555p) twist a 360-degree rotation of the body around the skier‟s vertical axis (freestyle skiing) twist a combination of topspin and sidespin on a serve. See, for example, american twist and reverse twist (tennis) twist a rotation of the body around the spine as the longitudinal axis (gymnastics) (chambers. Sports factf.,2005, 312P.) Twist a rotation of the body at sustained height (synchronized swimming) twist in pairs skating, a spectacular move in which the male lifts and his throws his partner, then catches her on landing after she has performed a double or triple twist in the air (figure skating) twist to hurt a joint by turning or bending it too much or the wrong way 1. A painful wrench or pull in a wrist, ankle or another body part 2. A complete turn of the body around a vertical axis, e.G. In gymnastics or diving (dict. Of sp. And ex. Sc. 2006, 215P.)
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