Cheer Name Of Stunt?

What is it called when the flyer is in an extension with her feet together, the bases let go and the backspot keeps holding the ankles, and then she flips forward and they catch her on her back?

I call them pancakes.

A waterfall ? Thats what I know them as

If it looks allmost like that at the end (from the cupie and down, I call it suicidedrop or suicide

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We call them waterfalls!

Dont know the name, but i wonder what level skill thats considered? I saw many worlds teams doing it, however this past season at my gym our senior 4 team also did that stunt.

We call it a happy meal - it's a downward inversion, so it's level 3 from gut, level 4 from prep and level 5 from extension.

Its an inversion.

We call it a fold over.

yea we called it a waterfall too!

My coach calls them apple pies lol.

fold over if the flyer lands folded together, front tuck, if she lands in a cradle

I've heard it called a suicide, pancake, yo-yo, and a fold-over.

Inversion

We call it a suicide, and the backspot only have to hold the ankles in level 5. In level 6 the backspot can let go of the ankles.

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What is the name of the flyer position where the top girl is holding her stretch by reaching her hands around her back? (My flyer gets into it by hitting a no handed stretch and then wrapping her arms around her back and clasping her hands together). I had one girl call it the reach-around stunt (a youth kid) which is why I wanting to find a different name to call it by cause I had a hard time keeping a straight face at that!

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NCA calls it a "Dive bomb" which seems pretty appropriate. Although it scares the pants off our flyers when we tell them that they are going to learn how to "dive bomb"! lol

Haha, that's quite cute. I've heard it called a pretzel before, not sure if it's got a more "official"-sounding name though.

It's a level 4 skill if done at shoulder level. It's a level 5 skill if done above shoulder level. We call it an inversion.

I think we might be thinking about a different stunt because we competed ours on a Youth level two.
I finally found a picture though - I think I might stick with calling it the Pretzel.

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