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by Tylerjeter on December 16th, 2006

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What is the difference between a back walkover, and a back kickover?

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  • by Sketchy Mess Jeoffory on December 19th, 2006

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    A back walkover is a smoother motion where you simply go into your backbend then a split handstand and roll through until you are in stand position again.

    A back kick over starts the same way (kicking foot pointed in front) but when you are in your backbend just before your hands touch the ground you kick your leg and use the momentum to snap you around until standing position.

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  • by Gymnast51092 on March 29th, 2007

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    a backwalkover starts from the standing postion then u do a backbend and kickover and land standing on ur feet and its a fast smooth motion were a back kickover starts from a bridge and then you kickover your head and land on your feet a backkickover is what you do before a backwalkover i hope this helps

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