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Description

Amber Corwin performs a backspin with her free foot crossed behind. This is commonly known as a crossfoot or corkscrew spin (corkscrew typically being a tighter position).

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Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here.

Date

2007-09-23 (original upload date)

Author

Original uploader was Vesperholly at en.wikipedia

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  • 2007-09-23 09:54 Vesperholly 206×425×8 (63941 bytes) [[Amber Corwin]] performs a backspin with her free foot crossed behind. This is commonly known as a crossfoot or corkscrew spin (corkscrew typically being a tighter position).

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current09:08, 28 October 2007206×425 (62 KB)Stanmar ({{Information |Description=en:Amber Corwin performs a backspin with her free foot crossed behind. This is commonly known as a crossfoot or corkscrew spin (corkscrew typically being a tighter position). |Source=Originally from [http://en.wikipedia.or)
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