An exaggerated spin Jumping Foot Maneuver which is physically distinguishable by enacting the jump with a horizontal body rotation while airborne, before replanting onto the ground.

Comments:

The amount of a rotation for this foot maneuver is typically 360 degrees, but is not limited to this. The rotation can be much less or much more, depending upon circumstances.

Like a spin, this maneuver can rotate either clockwise or counter-clockwise.

From one perspective, a twirl is no more than a turning jump.

Related Definition(s):

Circle, Move, Pivot, Timing

Related Term(s):

Axis of Rotation, Body Alignment, Body Harmony, Body Mechanics, Body Momentum, Body Rotation, Committed Action, Directional Harmony, Over Rotate, Path of Travel, Pivot Point, Pivoting Axis, Residual Torque, Rotating Force, Rotational Velocity, Torque, Width Zone

Related Basic(s):

Flip, Roll, Spin, Stance, Twist