text: Sunset flip A pinning move where wrestler and opponent face each other, with the wrestler on higher ground (such as the top turnbuckle). The wrestler dives over the opponent, catches them in a waistlock from behind, and rolls into a sitting position  landing onto the mat. As the wrestler rolls over, the opponent is pulled over backwards, landing back first in a rana.
  Transition moves
  Some moves are meant neither to pin an opponent, nor weaken them or force them to submit, but intended to set up the attack on the opponent.
  Corkscrew
  The term implies adding a spiral resembling a corkscrew to a maneuver. It can also refer to the motion when a backflip is twisted around so the attacker faces the inside of the ring instead of the outside when the maneuver ends.
  Moonsault
  A wrestler executes a backflip and lands torso first on the opponent. A basic moonsault is generally attempted from the top turnbuckle, though myriad variations exist.
  Ropewalk
  As the name implies, this term is used to refer to any move which sees the attacking wrestler walking along the top rope before performing a move.
  Shooting star
  When a wrestler jumps forward from an elevated position and executes a mid-air backflip. Many techniques can be performed.
  Slingshot
  When a wrestler, standing on the ring apron, pulls on the top rope using the momentum to hurl over the ropes and into the ring.
  Somersault
  A simple front-flip used to modify an aerial technique. A corkscrew is often added to the somersault to further modify a move.