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  • Yurchenko loop (balance beam) – on side position, back-handspring to backward hip circle, after Natalia Yurchenko (USSR) (Artistic gymnastics)

  • Mo salto (uneven bars) – Gaylord 2, front tuck over high bar, starting and ending in a mixed grip, after Mo Huilan (China) (Artistic gymnastics)

  • Henrich (balance beam) – a stag-split, split-leap or jump forward with ​1⁄2 turn, landing on both feet or in a one-two step-out or a split jump in side position with bending of rear leg backward upward that starts from a cross stand, after Christy Henrich (US) (Artistic gymnastics)

  • Garrison (floor exercise) – cat leap forward with bent legs and 1​1⁄2 turn, after Kelly Garrison (US) (Artistic gymnastics)

  • Gienger salto (horizontal bar) – after Eberhard Gienger (Germany) (Artistic gymnastics)

  • Gundersen method – for the point time differential set up between the ski jumping and cross-country skiing portions of the event, after Norwegian Nordic combined skier Gunder Gundersen (Norway) (Skiing)

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The 269 Sports Terms that appeared in the random tool came from a variety of countries, as well as from a variety of countries with once-great athletes. What’s more interesting is that some sports terms you wouldn’t even think of are names from other industries.

In sports, a sports term, movement, or team is named after a person to honor these heroes. Jaqué, from the famous wrestler Jaqué; Zech, one of the greatest power players of the 20th century; Bobby Jump, an American physiologist. In addition to the knowledge of those who love sports, much more information is stored in the generator, which is also suitable for everyone to carry out the important cognitive information.

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