A distinct type of Twisting Foot Maneuver which is physically distinguished by accomplishing its execution through the use of a Cross-over Foot Maneuver.

Comments:

This maneuver differs from the in-place twist in that it relies upon change of depth to be effected - without any meaningful rotation.

Derivation:

This maneuver gets its name from the fact that it travels - in contrast to its in-place relative.

Related Basic(s):

Cross-over, Twist Stance