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A weight-sharing movement where dancers rely on each other's weight to maintain balance.

One dancer (the base) lifts the other dancer (the flyer) above their head.

The base uses their arms to press the flyer upwards, usually from the hips or torso.

The base lunges while lifting the flyer to the side or above.

The flyer sits on the base's shoulder, balancing with their legs.

The flyer dives forward with a curved back, while the base supports and guides the movement.

Both dancers hold hands while one spins vertically like a pencil, usually the flyer.

The base forms a 'table' with their body as the flyer lays on top in a flat position.

Dancers interact in a sequence where the flyer is continuously supported by the base without touching the ground.

A form of dance involving spontaneous movement and weight-sharing between partners.

The base cradles the flyer horizontally across their body as they lift.

The flyer balances on the base's back with arms often extended like wings.

The base swings the flyer around their body horizontally, like helicopter blades.

The flyer performs a cartwheel while the base assists and supports the movement.

The flyer weaves through the base's limbs or body, often ending in a lift or aerial position.

The flyer is lifted with limbs extended in a star shape, while the base supports from below.

The flyer spins around the base's body vertically, ascending or descending, resembling a corkscrew.

The base tosses the flyer into the air and catches them, often involving a rotation or flip.

The flyer is upside down with the base supporting them, often by the waist or legs.