Gives head in toolshed with gymnastic manoeuvre (9)
I believe the answer is:
handstand
'gymnastic manoeuvre' is the definition.
'handstand' can be an answer for 'manoeuvre' (I have seen 'Acrobatic manoeuvre ' mean 'handstand' so perhaps 'manoeuvre' could also mean 'handstand'). I am not sure about the 'gymnastic' bit.
'gives head in toolshed with' is the wordplay.
'gives' becomes 'hands' ('hand' can be a synonym of 'give').
'head in' says to take the initial letters.
'with' becomes 'and'.
The first letter of 'toolshed' is 't'.
'hands'+'t'+'and'='HANDSTAND'
Can you help me to learn more?
(Other definitions for handstand that I've seen before include "good balance, head right down" , "Acrobatic manoeuvre" , "Gymnastic inversion" , "That's an inversion!" .)