The phrase "aerial move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to gymnastics, dance, or aerial performances where a movement is executed in the air.
Example: "The dancer executed an impressive aerial move that left the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "airborne maneuver" or "skyward movement".
There is footage, too, of the accident in Park City, Utah, in which Mr. Pearce, coming out of an aerial move, hit his head on the hard-packed snow of the halfpipe so forcefully that it seems improbable he survived.
(Don't hit their head into your back. Very common mistake) It can be use to set up an opponent for an aerial move.
If the meteor smash is an aerial move, jump towards your opponent to intercept them, and then use the meteor smash.
From advanced wave surfing, to hole riding, pirouettes, cartwheels and other aerial moves.
I later learned that their dances and aerial moves were named "the part-time stripper," "walking on air" and "the Kid and Larry".
Illegally skating emptied-out (often by them) swimming pools in the back yards of LA mansions, they also pioneered the aerial moves now ubiquitous in extreme sports.
The Tom Tom Crew, an acrobatic troupe from Australia, combines hip-hop rhythms with high-speed antics and beat boxing with aerial moves.
Revered for his aggressive skate style and slick aerial moves, Mr. Rogowski quickly became one of the biggest names in the sport.
Those at an exhibition preview delighted in trying to squeeze their bodies inside a small, transparent cube and in being strapped into a swing for "Elastic Acrobatics": hazard-free aerial moves.
Perhaps most theatrical of all is the style of professional wrestling known as lucha libre, a form that is commonly associated with Mexico and is known for its colourfully masked performers and aerial moves.
Embraced by West Coast skateboarders in the 1970s and afterward, the shoes helped their wearers avoid the fate of Icarus as they performed aerial moves that put the feet well above the head.
