The Wo skill is technically a travel from one end of the horse to the other, with two Russians in between. The skill starts in front loops and finishes with back loops. The roth skill is basically one Russian circle , incorporated into the full travel. Both skills are performed without placing the hands onto the pommels. The Wo skill starts with a stokli placement of the hands in between the pommels. The Russian circle continues with the placement of the hands on the saddle until the first Russian circle finishes in front support longitudinal with the hands in the middle of the horse. The second Russian continues with a quarter turn stokli, and placement of the hands at the end of the horse, passing the second pommel. The second Russian circle continues and finishes in front support, ready for a back loop. The roth move is easier, in the sense that the gymnast should incorporate only one Russian, basically performed in the middle of the horse between the pommels. One modification of this skill is to perform the skill with the stokli between the pommels. A similar move is to have the second stokli on the second pommel. The tong fei skill is similar to the technique mentioned above. The gymnast performs the travel with half of a Russian circle, the quarter stokli though is done over both pommels, at the end of the horse. The skill finishes in front support, ready for the front loop. In all of these skills the gymnast should follow the technical rules of the Russian circle – the center of gravity (hips) should be between the arms, the gymnast should lean forward with the shoulders, squeeze their glutei and push the horse away (“planche move”).