Level 4 Floor Deductions

Level 4 is the first required competitive level.

Level 4 floor deductions.

Level 5 deductions cross handstand incorrect staggered hand placement 0 10 failure to attain vertical up to 0 30 failure to close join legs side by side 0 10 failure to hold two seconds up to 0 20 level 4 1 second 0 10 level 3 just the vertical and the staggered deductions. No deduction for closing the legs and the text states a minimum of. What are the level 4 gymnastics floor deductions. Deduction for failure to show continuous leg lift into walkover leg lifts thenn drops stops or lifts after the arhing backward has begun in the back walkover in the level 4 floor routine.

Specifically when they are turning out of the splits i am thinking that she is getting a deduction for almost being down but then when she turns her butt comes off the floor just a little. I don t know what i did wrong. Would there be 3 deductions for each swing prior to the kip. Deduction for failure to show a straight line from hands to hips with chest in a hollow position with a rounded hip angle with the feet pointed downward excessive piking during the underswing first counterswing in the level 4 bar routine.

What is the requirement for level 4 splits in floor routine. She did not fall but instead swung twice prior to recovering and basically doing a kip from no swing. I felt that this routine was better than my previous one and was pretty confident. In my previous meet i had a 9 125 on floor but this meet my home meet i got an 8 475.

My daughter had a level 4 completion this weekend and lost her grip prior to performing first kip on lowbar. Larkin december 15 2019 1 29 pm. To advance to level 5 from level 4 the gymnast must meet minimum standards and earn a minimum mobility score level 4 is a compulsory level. This means that to compete this level the gymnast must learn a specific routine for each event.

In level 4 and 5 floor what deductions can be used for the sissonne since it is not a major element.