What Would You Call This Block Move?

[Mr. Smith]

What would you call this position? Now that's flexible. This photographer has to be kicking himself for getting the wrong angle here. There has to be a photographer out there with a perfect crotch shot of the promised land.

[Mr. Smith]

I found another one on the balance beam. Wow!




Even her belly button is hot!

[jeepster]

Not a fucking clue what that pose is called but wow!

[Mr. Smith]

Watch this video and imagine what she could do rolling in the sand of the Broadway auction block at the Big D. She got a perfect 10 on this routine. I've got block moves dancing in my head as I work on Belinda's routine in the Christmas Coed.

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[jessmartin]

I'm sure the bids would go through the roof, I can imagine all the positions I could tie up and then fuck that lithe body if it were mine,

[Mr. Smith]

I found this little gem, a perfect Sheldon named after Carl's character Dr. Nikki Sheldon, who performed this particular move on the auction block. Most young ladies these days incorporate it into the block moves that they spend hours perfecting. Cheerleaders and gymnasts have a clear advantage. I've been looking for nude versions of the scorpion, straight-legged scorpion, the needle, and a few other cheer stunts.

[ElJefe]

What would you call this position? Now that's flexible. This photographer has to be kicking himself for getting the wrong angle here. There has to be a photographer out there with a perfect crotch shot of the promised land.

Anything with a front split, the back knee bent, and the foot touching the head (or nearly so) is called the Ring Position (because the head, neck, back, butt, back thigh, knee, back calf, and foot form a ring. Sort of. To count as done right, the back foot has to be above the crown of the head.

A good gymnast can do them in the air. Here are a bunch of imperfect switch rings or split rings, and one perfect one at the end. A split leap is when you throw one leg forward and the other one to the rear. A switch leap is when you throw one leg forward (90-degree split), then throw that same leg 180 degrees back while throwing the other one forward, finally achieving the 180-degree split. A degree of difficulty harder. Then throw the head back and bend the back knee to make it a ring.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfQm4aUUPF0

If the jump is just a simple split leap, but with the front knee bent, that's a stag leap. It is, of course, possible to combine a stag and a ring at the same time (which is how Livvy Dunne finished her floor routine in 2025). Well, technically, she finishes with an LSU tiger claw, but you know.

[imreadonly2]

Wonderful to hear from you again, ElJeffe, and delighted that you're still reading stories here on the forum!

Since they added slave girl track & field events, gymnastics, and beach volleyball to the Olympics, ratings have been through the roof. Purists complain that there is too much pressure on young women and even teams to enslave themselves in order to get corporate sponsorships, which often requires them to get the corporate logo burned onto their asses.

[Mr. Smith]

Hopefully ElJeffe will bless us with another story. I appreciate the deep dive into that gymnastics move.

Regarding the Olympics, while the purists complain about the transition of traditional events from clothed free women to slaves, they have no such qualms for the ever-popular ponygirl events. These athletes are all enslaved, with a FINO enslavement meeting the minimum qualifications. Many Olympic athletes would get tattoos of the Olympic rings done on different parts of their bodies proudly proclaiming their status as Olympic athletes. Now there is a smith shop located at the games where owners can give their slaves a similar accolade with the five rings branded on their slaves prominently proclaiming their Olympic status.