"In what sport might two people attempt a ""death spiral""?"
Death spiral (figure skating) at the elbow and when the woman's position is vertical. Both partners must execute positions "that affect the main body core and balance" when performing difficult entries and exits. Difficult entry positions must be performed while both partners are executing the entry curve and either the man or the woman are moving from a difficult entry position to the death spiral, with no delay. Difficult exit positions can include commencing a lift immediately after the death spiral or performing a jump. Death spiral (figure skating) The death spiral is "a circular move in which the male lowers his partner to
Death spiral (figure skating) least one revolution, with the man's knees "clearly bent and in full pivot position". Judges begin to count revolutions when both partners "are in the actual low death spiral position". Revolutions begin when the toe the man uses to anchor onto the ice is stationary, which is necessary due to centripetal acceleration experienced during the revolutions, and ends when the woman either rises to exit the death spiral or when the man's pivot ends. If a different death spiral other than what has been prescribed at the beginning of each season is executed, it receives no points. Death spirals are