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Hips breaks with circles
Article 11.2.1 section c:
"Ideally circles and flairs must be performed with complete extension. Lack of amplitude in body position is deducted as an individual deduction on for each element"
"Ideally circles and flairs must be performed with complete extension. Lack of amplitude in body position is deducted as an individual deduction on for each element"
Covered Chapters
- 1/Circle
- 2/Flair
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Traveling Maygar and Sivado in Flair
As written in NEWSLETTER #34: "Magyar & Sivado in Flair must complete travel in Flair position and not close the legs early"
Covered Chapters
- 1/Sivado
- 2/Maygar
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Bent arms
Differents deductions about Bent arms
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Differents bent arms
- 2/ Exemple on 6 apparatus
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Incomplete twists
Technical deductions for angular deviation from the perfect end position
Covered Chapters
- 1/Deduction on twists
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RING - Touch and support cables
All deduction when gymnast touching or supporting the cable or straps with arms, feet or other parts of body
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Touching
- 2/ Supporting
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VAULT - The splitting of legs in the Tsukahara and Kasamatsu
illustration of a common fault on Vault during the first flight of Tsukahara and Kasamatsu
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Apart
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POMMEL HORSE - Lack of amplitude in scissors and single leg swings
Here the differents deductions for lack of amplitude in scissors and single leg swings
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Scissors and swing
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Lowering of chest on landings
Lowering of chest and extreme bending on on landings
Covered Chapters
- 1 - Lowering of chest
- 2 - Extreme bending
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Unsteadiness on landing
Explanation about minor adjustment of feet, or excessive arm swings on landing.
Covered Chapters
- Minor adjustment of feet
- Excessive arm swings
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Lowering of Legs on Swings to Handstands
This video shows the actions to be taken for lowering of the legs during swings to handstand
Covered Chapters
- 1/Faults on Diamidov
- 2/Faults on other apparatus
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Passing the handstand position
Deductions with regard to the deviation from the extended axis of the table.
Covered Chapters
- 1/Passing the handstand position
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Differents Elements Groups on Vault
Presentation of differents Elements Groups on Vault
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Differents Elements Groups on Vault
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- Rules for Qualification and in the Apparatus Final
Loss of balance during any landing
here are some examples of different deductions for landings on the floor. Including combining steps, unbalanced with a fall and exiting the floor surface
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Combining steps
- 2/ Combining steps + fall
- 3/ Combining steps + exiting floor area
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Landings & Dismounts on the Feet without Deduction
The gymnast may land or dismount with their feet apart but he must complete the landing by bringing his heels together without lifting and moving the front of his
feet.
feet.
Covered Chapters
- 1/ No deduction
- 2/ 0.1 deduction
- 3/ 0.3 deduction
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High Bar - Elements Group
Details and explanation about differents Parallele Bars elements Group
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Jury D: Value of EG
- 2/ Example of EG
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Parallele Bars - Elements Group
Details and explanation about differents Parallele Bars elements Group
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Jury D: Value of EG
- 2/ Example of EG
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RINGS - Elements Group
Details and explanation about differents Rings elements Group
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Jury D: Value of EG
- 2/ Example of EG
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RINGS - Support scale in Straddle
Judges point of views: Support scale in Straddle
Covered Chapters
- 2/ Deduction on support scale in Straddle
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Pommel Horse - Elements Group
Descriptions and examples of differentes elements groups
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Jury D: Value of EG
- 2/ Example of EG
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FLOOR - Elements Group
Presentation and examples of differents elements group
Covered Chapters
- 1/ Points for each group
- 2/ Exemple of elements