Discover Sequential

This sequential move starts with the group flying in a Head Down orientation, built around a Half Moon construction.

From there, the formation evolves into a Head Down Wave, connected with a Bro Grip. Once the wave is established, both lines initiate the transition together, rotating smoothly from Head Down to Head Up.

The move finishes in a Head Up Wave construction, with the goal of keeping the timing, levels, and group shape clean throughout the transition.

The key points are the coordination between both lines, maintaining the Bro Grip connection, and keeping the wave readable from the Head Down setup all the way to the Head Up finish.

The Matrix Flip is a group move that combines transition, rotation, and orientation changes within the same sequence.

The name comes from the way the move is built: the sequence starts from a belly formation, then transitions into a head-up position. During the rotation, part of the group continues the movement and finishes head-down, creating a mixed-orientation star.

This move requires strong group coordination, clear level awareness, and the ability to keep the formation coherent throughout the entire transition. The goal is to create a fluid, readable, and visually powerful sequence while maintaining a clean structure from start to finish.