(US) Ray 2 (uneven bars) – a handstand on the high bar to a pike sole circle backward into a backward counter straddle-reverse hecht over the high bar and a rematch, after Elise Ray (US) Ray 3 (uneven bars (dismount)) – double-twisting double layout bars dismount, after Elise Ray (US) The Retton Flip (uneven bars) – a transition (front flip) from low to highbar, resulting in the gymnast perched or "sitting" on top of the high bar, after Mary Lou Retton (US) Ri Se Gwang (vault) – currently one of only five vaults with highest official D-score of 6.0; full-twisting double Tsukahara, after Ri Se Gwang (North Korea) Ri Se Gwang 2 (vault) – currently one of only five vaults with highest official D-score of 6.0; front handspring double piked with twist, or Drăgulescu piked in practice, after Ri Se Gwang (North Korea) Roth (pommel horse) – from cross support, rearways, reverse Stockli, wendeswing forward to reverse Stockli to cross support forward on other end, not touch pommel, after Bill Roth (US) Semenova (floor exercise) – a double spin with the leg in back attitude, after Ksenia Semenova (Russia) Semenova (balance beam) – full spin with leg in back attitude, after Ksenia Semenova (Russia) Seitz (uneven bars) – on low bar, pike sole circle through handstand with flight to hang on high bar with full twist during flight phase, after Elisabeth Seitz (Germany) Shaham (horizontal bar) – 1-twisting double back somersault over bar, after Noam Shaham (Israel) Shaposhnikova (uneven bars) – on the low bar, free hip circle with flight to hang on high bar, after Natalia Shaposhnikova (USSR) Shewfelt (vault) – aka Amanar for women, Yurchenko stretched with 2 twists, after Kyle Shewfelt (Canada) Shirai or Shirai-Nguyen (floor exercise) – quadruple-twisting layout backwards, after Kenzo Shirai [Japan, also first performed by Nguyen Tuan Dat (Vietnam)] Shirai 2 (floor exercise) – triple-twisting layout forwards, after Kenzo Shirai (Japan) Shirai 3 (floor exercise) – triple-twisting double layout backwards; one of only two skills with highest official D-score of H (0.8) (other is the Liukin) currently in men's floor, after Kenzo Shirai (Japan) Shirai or Shirai-Kim (vault) – round-off, back-handspring into triple-twisting layout, after Kenzo Shirai [Japan, also first performed by Kim Hee Hoon (South Korea)] Shirai 2 (vault) – round-off, back-handspring (Yurchenko) with 3-twisting layout; one of only 5 vaults with highest official D-score of 6.0, after Kenzo Shirai (Japan, 1st