Boomerang

In the classic original boomerang, the star and the reverse inside star alternate with each other so that the flyer brings her legs down crosswise. However, there are several boomerang variations.
Tip for the base:
How should you angle your foot as the flyer’s hip approaches? In this case: toes in! If the flyer fully rotates their body and arrives almost perpendicular, then it’s not really an issue — the foot can stay neutral. But in all other cases, it’s helpful for the base to know whether to turn the foot inward or outward. And here, turning the toes in provides better connection and stability.

The flyer extends and brings the leg down and across. The base receives the flyer with the opposite foot (toes in) and they arrive at a reverse inside star. From there back to star.
Jacob Brown

Partner Acrobatics

AcroYoga UA

Gergely Tas & Anita Kajor

Used Poses

January 28, 2025

Star with hand holds

Acroyoga Poses / Shoulderstand / Shoulderstand on Feet

Shoulderstand on feet, but we just call it “star” for short, so it’s shorter and more compact. This is the basic position, it can have …

February 5, 2025

Reverse Inside Star

Acroyoga Poses / Side stars

Base and flyer are in a perpendicular position, the flyer’s upper body is facing the base’s free leg, her face is with her back to …

Used Transitions

June 23, 2025

From Reverse Inside Star to Star

_From Reverse Inside Star / Transitions

There are two possible directions to move from Reverse Inside Star. From the flyer’s perspective, one option is to go forward—the upper body leans forward …