What score is given for a series with a D/E element and an additional C salto, when the elements are not up to competition level?

What score is given for a series with a D/E element and an additional C salto, when the elements are not up to competition level?

• A. .1
• B. .2
• C. .05
• D. 0

Answer: (A)

When evaluating a series containing a D/E element followed by an additional C salto that does not meet the necessary competition level, the score reflects the degree of difficulty and execution in relation to the gymnast's performance. In this scenario, the gymnast has attempted to include both a D/E level element and a C salto in their routine, indicating an ambition to perform challenging skills. However, due to the fact that these elements were not executed to the standards required for competition—perhaps lacking the necessary amplitude, technique, or connection—the score assigns a deduction for the failure to meet these standards. Typically, for minor errors or lack of execution, a nominal deduction is applied, which in this case is 0.1. This deduction signals that while the gymnast attempted to incorporate higher-level skills, the shortcomings in their execution warrant a minor penalty. Thus, the score of 0.1 is appropriate, reflecting both the ambition in skill choice and the resulting execution issues.

When evaluating a series containing a D/E element followed by an additional C salto that does not meet the necessary competition level, the score reflects the degree of difficulty and execution in relation to the gymnast's performance.

In this scenario, the gymnast has attempted to include both a D/E level element and a C salto in their routine, indicating an ambition to perform challenging skills. However, due to the fact that these elements were not executed to the standards required for competition—perhaps lacking the necessary amplitude, technique, or connection—the score assigns a deduction for the failure to meet these standards.

Typically, for minor errors or lack of execution, a nominal deduction is applied, which in this case is 0.1. This deduction signals that while the gymnast attempted to incorporate higher-level skills, the shortcomings in their execution warrant a minor penalty. Thus, the score of 0.1 is appropriate, reflecting both the ambition in skill choice and the resulting execution issues.