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A 'Barani' is a front somersault with a half twist. It has a two-foot punch take-off and a two-foot landing. An aerial barani aka "no handed round off" starts with a hurdle step, one-foot aerial take-off, and a two foot landing. It is named after Italian circus acrobat and tumbler Alfonso Baroni who "invented" the front salto with ½ twist around 1881. Instructions on one method to learn a Barani are here. Examples may be found [1]

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  • A 'Barani' is a front somersault with a half twist. It has a two-foot punch take-off and a two-foot landing. An aerial barani aka "no handed round off" starts with a hurdle step, one-foot aerial take-off, and a two foot landing. It is named after Italian circus acrobat and tumbler Alfonso Baroni who "invented" the front salto with ½ twist around 1881. Instructions on one method to learn a Barani are here. Examples may be found [1]
  • A Barani is an aerial frontflip with 180 degree turn or half twist. File:Barani.gif In tricking, this maneuver is occasionally used for ending a tricking line cleanly. The 180 degree turn is carried out usually halfway through the frontflip, though earlier attempts are possible but more dangerous and are unrecommended. The Barani is historically named after an Italian circus acrobat and tumbler named Alfonso Baroni, performed the front salto with half twist around 1881.
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  • A 'Barani' is a front somersault with a half twist. It has a two-foot punch take-off and a two-foot landing. An aerial barani aka "no handed round off" starts with a hurdle step, one-foot aerial take-off, and a two foot landing. It is named after Italian circus acrobat and tumbler Alfonso Baroni who "invented" the front salto with ½ twist around 1881. Instructions on one method to learn a Barani are here. Examples may be found [1]
  • A Barani is an aerial frontflip with 180 degree turn or half twist. File:Barani.gif In tricking, this maneuver is occasionally used for ending a tricking line cleanly. The 180 degree turn is carried out usually halfway through the frontflip, though earlier attempts are possible but more dangerous and are unrecommended. The Barani is historically named after an Italian circus acrobat and tumbler named Alfonso Baroni, performed the front salto with half twist around 1881.
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