| NEW >> |
A-element |
B-element |
C-element |
D-element |
| Number of elements: |
4 |
3 |
3 |
- |
| - old: |
4 |
3 |
2 |
1 |
| NEW >> |
A-element |
B-element |
C-element |
D-element |
| Number of elements: |
0.1 |
0.3 |
0.5 |
- |
| -oldt: |
0.1 |
0.3 |
0.5 |
0.6 |
Total>>
2.80 points for difficulty requirements:
That means: In the obligatory requirements there is n o D-element necessary
anymore.
D, E, E-super, however, are still part of the table of value. They serve as
bonification elements. |
| Besides |
D = +0,1 |
E = 0,2 |
E-super= 0,3 |
/ = 0,4( in special cases, like a triple somersault on floor exercise |
| additional bonifications can be
given for especially difficult/original combinations: |
|
Examples
 :
|
D |
+ |
D |
|
+ 0.1 |
|
+ 0.1 |
...
that means for the combination > |
+ 0.1 |
= 0.3 Bonus |
|
|
|
|
... or: |
D |
+ |
E |
|
+ 0.1 |
|
+ 0.2 |
...
that means for the combination > |
+ 0.2 |
= 0.5 Bonus |
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|
|
|
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| Routines on floor exercise are
exceptions: |
|
B |
+ |
C |
= D |
|
C |
+ |
C |
= E |
|
D |
+ |
C |
= E |
|
C |
+ |
E |
= E |
.... and flying elements on high bar, e.g.: |
|
C |
+ |
C |
= D
+ (C) = D |
| Tkl |
+ |
Tkg |
=
+ Gi |
|
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Example of a competition routine (10 elements): |
|
| A |
B |
D |
E |
D |
C |
A |
C |
D |
D |
(10) |
|
|
|
0.1 |
0.2 |
0.1 |
|
|
|
0.1 |
0.1 |
= 0.6 |
bonification
for difficulty |
|
|
+0.2 |
|
+0.2 |
|
|
|
|
+0.1 |
= 0.5 |
bonification
for combinations |
For this example the start value (SV would be after meeting all
special requirements: |
8.8
(basic value) |
+ 0.5 + 0.6 |
= 9.9 SV |
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New in the
Code of Points is that all "known"
elements have got a number of identification. Gymnasts are allowed to perform only
elements in their routines which are part of the C.d.P. An offence against
the code will be punished
with a deduction of - 0.2 points.
New or still unknown elements must be applied for by the gymnast himself (or his coach) at
least 24 hours before the start of competition at the main panel.
Deductions for all perceptable mistakes of body
posture and techninal demonstration:
| small mistake |
- 0.1 |
| medium
mistake |
- 0.2 |
| large mistake |
-
0.3 (e.g. swing in between) |
| fall |
-
0.50 |
|
|
|
When performing strength
elements or static/held positions, the deviation of angles of the perfect position
determine the degree of mistakes or the intended deductions:
| small mistake |
medium
mistake |
large mistake |
non-recognition
(A-judges) |
| > up to 15° |
16 - 30° |
> more
than 30° |
> more
than 45° |
Deviations
in holds of > 30° as well as bended arms result in large deductions by the B-judges.
Furthermore, the A-judges do not acknowledge an element if the deviation is more than 45°. |
|
There are deductions for
deviation of correct positions of handstands or elements which should lead into or through
a hanstand position:
| > up to
15° |
- without
deduction |
| 16° - 30° |
-
0.1 (in the sense of a small mistake) |
| 31° - 45° |
-
0.2 |
| > 45° |
-
0.3 (+ no acceptance as element of valuel) |
|
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Principally no repetition of the
complete routine is allowed, except if the gymnast had to interrupt his routine through no
fault of his own. Furthermore, elements with the same number of identification can not be
repeated in order to get accepted as difficulty or to gain bonifications.
Linking elements like giants,
"Thomas circles" or back flips, for instance, are allowed to be performed twice
only - every additional element of this kind leads to a deduction of -0.2 point in each
appearance.
The new reglement has requirements for
the competition dress, too:
The disguise of bad body postures shall be avoided by
special separation of colours of competition dresses. Wearing of dark trousers (black,
dark blue, dark green) will not be allowed any longer.
There is a substantial change for
meeting "special requirements":
> up to now 3 special requirements were to be met on each apparatus. The missing of
such an element was deducted with - 0.4 points.
In the new C.d.P. five special requirements
are to be met - including a dismount with a certain value. All theses element have to be
at least B-elements. The dismount has to be a C-element ( - with a dismount = B-element,
there will be a deduction of -0.1 points, with a dismount = A-element, a dedcution of -
0.2 points; - without any kind of dismount: -0.3 points). The missing of a special
requirement results in a deduction of -0.2 points.
With these requirements the men's and women's
technical committee of FIG had intended to foster the variable range of moves (especially
after the drop of compulsory routines) and, therefore, to increase the variety of doing
gymnastics.
First observations of competitions, however, show an unintended uniformity of routines (-
the compulsory routine was a uniformity); on parallel bars the "flow of routine"
is heavily influenced by the requirement of an "support on upper arms".
Dieter Hofmann, Liestal/Swizzerland
(Translation: Florian Schmid-Sorg)
German
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