who consistently performed these tackles Hopoate – named after John Hopoate (Tonga) Skiing Gundersen method – in Nordic combined, the point time differential set up between the ski jumping and cross-country skiing portions of the event, after skier Gunder Gundersen (Norway) Speed Skating To do a Bradbury – to win a contest or race as the one standing, after Australian short track speed skater Steven Bradbury (Australia) won his 1000m gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics when all other contestants crashed out on the final lap. Can apply to multiple sports or situations. Tennis Henman Hill (officially Aorangi Terrace; many other nicknames) – after Tim Henman (Great Britain) Trampoline Gymnastics The Miller – triple-twisting double straight back, after Wayne Miller (US) Ultimate (Frisbee) Callahan – after Henry Callahan (US) U.S. college sports Russell Rule – a variation of the Rooney Rule adopted in 2020 by the West Coast Conference, with the WCC version named for Bill Russell. Weightlifting The van Dam Lift – after Rob Van Dam (US) Wrestling Karelin lift – after Alexander Karelin (USSR, Russia) John Smith single – after John T. Smith (US) Gable grip – after Dan Gable (US) See also Gymnastics elements named after Romanian gymnasts References Sports terms Sports terminology