Starting situation.
A Face onto and directly in front of B. Face to Face.
B Face onto and directly in front of A. B holds a lunge position as preparation to catch A.
Works when gymnast A start face onto, but two steps away from B. B holds a deep lunge position as preparation for the catch. A does a one step, hurdle step rebound, take off into a layout dive towards B. Gymnast B aims to assist the flight of A by lifting under the upper thighs of A, and catching the C of G, ie hips of A on their shoulder. Gymnast A holds a tense layout position in the balance created.
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