After quickly turning around Aleksandr falls into a forwards planche dive, on the floor he shows some flairs and circles borrowed from the pommel horse and ends in a split position sitting on the mat. Aleksandr next shows us a piked support, first with the legs vertical, then bending his body even further so the legs are almost horizontal. He quickly gets out of this position into a back planche before rolling over onto the knees to press himself into a handstand, rolling out of it to get to his feet again. The dismount pass is made up from a round-off, backflic and full in double backwards salto in the piked position. Then it is time for some fast and high amplitude traveling along the surface of the horse, the required series of scissors and flairs follows soon.
Some more circles lead into the dismount, a full turning handstand to stand.
He is lifted to grab the rings securely, slowly inlocates to piked inverted hang before casting off into a backwards swing to support scale. Two more strength moves follow, first a felge upwards with straight arms to inverted cross, then the same move another time. After the required 2 seconds it is slowly down to L-sit in hang and a back kip before casting off again into a felge upwards with straight arms to handstand in the rings. Some backwards swinging also needs to be done, a giant swing to handstand followed by a backwards swing into a piked forwards salto dismount with half turn out. Aleksandr also shows the 'de facto' standard men's vault of today, the handspring on - double tucked salto off the horse.