Texasmomof3
Proud Parent
Hi, all, I hope I have posted this in the right place and that this works. I have a LV 6 girl and I am curious about form deductions on two of her events.
My first question is on beam. Her routine is pretty simple: mount, lay on beam, bwo, dance, full turn, split leap, wolf jump, dance, back tuck dismount. They had two recent practice meets -- coaches scored her 9.3 and 9.4, visiting judge scored her 9.15 and 9.2. (The judge said she was being hyper-picky, and all of her scores were lower than the coaches scores.)
My question is about the amount of split in her leap. In practice she hits a full 180 (she has the highest jumps and leaps of anyone on her level 6 team), but in competition, she doesn't hit 180. I think she is nervous about falling and doesn't jump as high.
So, is there a deduction on level 6 for not hitting 180? If so, what is the deduction? I have a picture I snapped of the angle she tends to hit in meets, for reference.
My first question is on beam. Her routine is pretty simple: mount, lay on beam, bwo, dance, full turn, split leap, wolf jump, dance, back tuck dismount. They had two recent practice meets -- coaches scored her 9.3 and 9.4, visiting judge scored her 9.15 and 9.2. (The judge said she was being hyper-picky, and all of her scores were lower than the coaches scores.)
My question is about the amount of split in her leap. In practice she hits a full 180 (she has the highest jumps and leaps of anyone on her level 6 team), but in competition, she doesn't hit 180. I think she is nervous about falling and doesn't jump as high.
So, is there a deduction on level 6 for not hitting 180? If so, what is the deduction? I have a picture I snapped of the angle she tends to hit in meets, for reference.