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A moonsault '''bodyblock''' is a back flip which connects with a standing opponent. Most [[Asai Moonsault]]s are bodyblocks. | A moonsault '''bodyblock''' is a back flip which connects with a standing opponent. Most [[Asai Moonsault]]s are bodyblocks. | ||
A moonsault '''press''' is a back flip which connects with a grounded opponent. | A moonsault '''press''' is a back flip which connects with a grounded opponent. | ||
Moonsaults are most commonly done from the top rope, but can be done from standing on the mat, standing on the ropes ([[Asai Moonsault]]/[[quebrada]]), from the apron, from the ring post, and any other surface. Moonsaults are common moves in lucha libre, sometimes even more common as a dive than in the ring. | |||
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Revision as of 14:06, 26 May 2010
A moonsault bodyblock is a back flip which connects with a standing opponent. Most Asai Moonsaults are bodyblocks.
A moonsault press is a back flip which connects with a grounded opponent.
Moonsaults are most commonly done from the top rope, but can be done from standing on the mat, standing on the ropes (Asai Moonsault/quebrada), from the apron, from the ring post, and any other surface. Moonsaults are common moves in lucha libre, sometimes even more common as a dive than in the ring.
