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As the photos show, there are three variations of this dive. 1: The wrestler will use the ropes to flip over. 2: The wrestler will go over without touching anything. 3: The wrestler will tuck in to make the move look more spectacular. | As the photos show, there are three variations of this dive. | ||
*1: The wrestler will use the ropes to flip over. | |||
*2: The wrestler will go over without touching anything. | |||
*3: The wrestler will tuck in to make the move look more spectacular. | |||
Tope con Giro is also known as a Sommersault Plancha. Tope Con Hilo is a common mistranslation. | Tope con Giro is also known as a Sommersault Plancha. Tope Con Hilo is a common mistranslation. | ||
See [[Slingshot somersault senton plancha]] and [[Running Somersault Senton Plancha]] for variants of #1 & #2 performed when an opponent is prone on the floor instead of standing. | |||
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As the photos show, there are three variations of this dive.
- 1: The wrestler will use the ropes to flip over.
- 2: The wrestler will go over without touching anything.
- 3: The wrestler will tuck in to make the move look more spectacular.
Tope con Giro is also known as a Sommersault Plancha. Tope Con Hilo is a common mistranslation.
See Slingshot somersault senton plancha and Running Somersault Senton Plancha for variants of #1 & #2 performed when an opponent is prone on the floor instead of standing.
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