The purpose of this study was to conduct kinematic analysis of hand-spring solto forward stretched. The subjects were four calisthenics chosen from the university. The major findings using visual analysis were as follows: 1. In the category of the time required per pace, it was 0.12 seconds, 0.183 seconds, 0.395 seconds, 0.348 seconds, and 0.395 seconds at the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth pace, respectively. It took 1.446 seconds at the total pace. 2. In the category of change of center of gravity, there was 69.85cm, 75.98cm, 95.95cm, 140.38cm, and 91.01 at the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth, respectively. 3. In the category of average angle of the wrist joints, it was 161.5˚, 123.6˚, 152.4˚, 168.85˚, and 168.05˚ at the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth pace, respectively. 4. In the category of average angle of the elbow joints, it was 165.82˚, 136.7 ˚, 126.5˚, 173.6˚, and 165.3˚ at the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth pace, respectively. 5. In the category of average angle of the shoulder joints, it was 148.3˚, 133.72˚, 77.9˚, 82.67˚, and 76.02˚ at the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth pace, respectively. 6. In the category of average angle of the hip joints, it was 161.37˚, 105.92˚, 163.1˚, 152.9˚, and 143.42˚ at the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth pace, respectively. 7. As a result, change of the angle speed on the body joints during twist salto forward stretched for Handspring was resulted from supporting hands quickly on the ground, making extension of angle speed on the knee joints, and facilitating the pressure of taking-off.