Flips/Handsprings/Cartwheels
Note: Any techniques that are a combination or variant of one or two(maybe more) techniques needs to have to original techniques learned first.
D-Ranked
Name: Handstand
Description: As the name suggests it is a technique in which the Runner stands upon his hands. This is a highly basic technique.
C-Ranked
Name: Front Handspring
Description: The Runner places his hand down upon the ground and sends his feet up and over his body. Similar to Front-Flip just with hands.
Name: Back Handspring
Description: In this technique the Runner leaps back and places his hands upon the ground and proceeds to bring his feet up and over his body to lend. Similar to the Front Handspring, just backwards.
Name: Round-Off
Description: This technique is like the Front and Back Handsprings but has a twist to it, literally. The Runner will place his hands upon the ground as if to do a Front Handspring but will twist midway. This allows him to land facing the way of which they came.
Name: Cartwheel
Description: The Runner will step and send himself side ways. He places one hand down, then the other, and then his feet come over his body.
Name: Macaco
Description: This technique is similar to a Back Handspring but starts of in a crouched position. Then one arm goes over and touches the ground to support the body and the second arm, and the rest of the body, comes up and over.
B-Ranked
Name: Front-Flip
Description: The Runner will jump up into the air, usually tucked into a ball, and flip forward. The technique is basically a Front Handspring with no hands.
Name: Back-Flip
Description: The Runner will jump up into the air, usually tucked, and rotate himself backwards with proceed to land. Basically the opposite of a Front-Flip.
Name: Side-Flip
Description:In this technique the Runner will leap into the air, tuck, and spin sideways. Like many other flips just to the side.
Name: Aerial
Description: This technique is a Cartwheel with no hands. It literally looks as it the Runner is performing a Cartwheel but his hands are retracted from the ground.
Name: Barahni
Description: This technique is a simple Round-Off with no hands.
A-Ranked
Name: Gainer
Description: A Gainer is similar to a Back-Flip in many ways. Unlike a Back-Flip a Runner performing a Gainer kicks off of one foot while running forwards. The flip back as the soar through the air but they never stop moving forward.
Name: Superman Tuck
Description: This technique is simply a Front-Flip combined with a Dive Roll. The Runner will leap forward as if to execute a Dive Roll and flip halfway through the jump.
S-Ranked
Name: Arabian
Description: In this technique the Runner stands facing one direction. He leaps up into the air as if to perform a Back-Flip but suddenly twists and performs a Front-Flip allowing him to face the other direction.
Name: Double Back-Flip
Description: The Runner will perform a Round-Off and then a Back Handspring to build up enough momentum to then fling themselves up into the air and perform a Double Back-Flip.
SS-Ranked
Name: Triple Back-Flip
Description: The Runner will perform a Round-Off and two Back Handsprings before flinging themselves up into the air and performing three Back-Flips.
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