WAG IGC Bronze Ariels on floor

[Gymnasticsismypassion]

Can USAIGC bronze compete side Ariels on floor, a lot of people on the team have it including me!

 

[EsMom]

I think it would be a .5 deduction.

 

[Deleted member 18037]

I don't think so.

 

[Deleted member 18037]

I don't think so. Bronze starts on page 22

http://www.usaigc.com/rules_and_policies_artistic_rules.cfm

 

[wandrewsjr]

That first rule chart is for bronze Xcel not usaigc. I do not coach or judge usaigc, but my interpretation after reading the rules is that it would be allowed.

 

[Deleted member 18037]

If you are talking about my link it is USAIGC

 

[wandrewsjr]

If you are talking about my link it is USAIGC

No, I was talking about the first rule chart link posted in the thread (first rule chart). I used your link to read the usaigc rules.

 

[Deleted member 18037]

Got it thxs

 

[CAGymmie]

I competed IGC bronze and one of my teammates competed a side ariel (as did many other girls).

 

[Gymnasticsismypassion]

Did they get a deduction?

 

[Gymnasticsismypassion]

Thank you guys so much all of these really helped me!

 

[Gymnasticsismypassion]

I think the first one one is EXEL

 

[raenndrops]

No Saltos are allowed in IGC Bronze, but it does not specifically mention aerials.

 

[CAGymmie]

Did they get a deduction?

None of the girls that I competed with got a deduction for competing an aerial.(It was the 2014 season.) I believe, but I'm not sure, that an aerial is a "b" skill. I'm pretty sure that you are allowed to compete a certain number of "b" skills, but they are still valued as "a" skills. This is all from what my coaches found out throughout the season, so I am not positive about any of it. Hope that made some sense!

 

[Paint A Melody]

There is no way an aeriel is a B. I'm pretty sure it's just an A.