General Faults & Penalties Flashcards

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Deduct all execution and/or amplitude errors leading to a fall.

True or False

A

True

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Deduct for balance errors leading to a fall.

True or False

A

False

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The total execution and/or amplitude deductions taken on a major element MAY NOT _____________.

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Exceed the value of the element plus

.50

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Deductions for ______, _________, and ______ in required series due to a fall are taken in addition to the execution and/or amplitude deductions.

A

Falls, extra swings, and lack of continuity

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Deductions for FALLS, EXTRA SWINGS, and lack of continuity in required series due to a fall are taken in addition to _____________.

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The execution and/or amplitude deductions

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General deductions apply in addition to or in the absence of ____________.

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Specific deductions

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All routines may be reversed in their entirety including single elements

True or False

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False. Single elements may not be reversed unless otherwise stated.

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Changing, reversing, or omitting a small part

A

.10

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Changing, reversing, or omitting a series of connections

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.30

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Reversing the order of the two elements in any of the directly connected dance series in Balance Beam or Floor Exercise

A

.30

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Changing a major element

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Value of the element

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Substituting or omitting a major element

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Double the value of the element

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Reversing a major element (if not allowed to be reversed)

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Half the value of the element

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Incomplete major element

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Up to the value of the element

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Adding an extra element

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Each.30

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT
—Incorrect position of head, arms, legs, or feet (text errors)
(Deduct in general- not each time - according to small, medium, & large errors

A

Up to .40

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Repetition of a missed element (start judging again at the point of interruption)

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No penalty

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

—Major element performed with additional turn

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Up to the value of the element

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CHANGES IN N PRESCRIBED TEXT

Note: Any step designated as “not in relevé” may not be performed in relevé with penalty.

True or False

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False—no penalty

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EXECUTION
UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR
—Incorrect foot form (flexed, sickled)

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Each time .05

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EXECUTION
UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR
—Lack of coordination on connections

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Up to .10

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EXECUTION
UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR
—Leg separation

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Up to .20

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EXECUTION
UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR
—Incorrect body alignment, position, or posture on major elements

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Up to .20

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EXECUTION
UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR
—Movement lacking dynamics (General deduction for whole exercise)

A

Up to .20

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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR —Bent arms or legs
Up to .30
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR —Complete bend of arms or legs to 90 degrees or more
.30
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR —Balance errors -small, medium, large
Up to .30 .10-small .20-medium .30-large
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR —Incorrect body alignment, position, or posture during connections (General deduction for whole exercise)
Up to .30
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS, BEAM, AND FLOOR —Fall on or off the apparatus
.50
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS —Repositioning/adjustment of hands in front support or feet in squat/stoop on
.10
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS —Alternate hand grasp or regaining hand grasp without supplementary support
.20
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS —Extra cast or swing
.30
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS —Using supplementary support to regain position
.30
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS —Brush, touch, or hit on apparatus or mat with foot (feet)
Up to .50
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS —Touch/brush on apparatus or mat with foot (feet)
Up to .10
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS —Hit on apparatus with foot (feet)
.20
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS —Hit on mat with foot (feet)
.30
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EXECUTION UNEVEN BARS —Full weight on mat with foot (feet)
.50
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Incorrect leg alignment in arabesque position when Indicated
Up to .10
40
EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Failure to contract or extend when indicated
Up to .10
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE — Failure to kick/swing leg to horizontal or above when required
Up to .10
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Uneven Leg separation in leaps/jumps
Up to .10
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Failure to perform 180 degrees and 360 degrees turns on 1 foot in high relevé
Each up to .10
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Failure to use levering action in or out of elements when required (straight line - fingers to toes)
Each Up to .10
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Failure to finish with the music
.10
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Failure to land with feet closed/together on 2 foot landing of jumps on FX
.10
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Performs an inward turn when an outward turn is required (Changing a small part)
.10
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Incorrect foot work/form (flexed, sickled, stepping toe-ball-heel, showing turn-out in foot positions) during connections (General deduction for whole exercise)
Up to .30
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Insufficient split
Up to .20
50
EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Failure to perform steps (when indicated) and pivot turns (not major elements) in high relevé position (General deduction for whole exercise)
Up to .20
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Extra kick up to handstand
.30
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Grasping beam to avoid a fall
.30
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Stop between elements in an acrob(tumbling) series on floor exercise
.30
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Movement lacking artistry of presentation (General deduction for whole exercise) CONSIDER: *Quality of gymnast’s movement to reflect the style/musicality of the choreography *Quality of expression (I.e. projection, emotion, focus)
Up to .30 Up to .15–quality of gymnast’s movement Up to .15–quality of expression
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EXECUTION BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Incomplete turns (apply deduction for Incomplete element)
Up to the value of the element
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AMPLITUDE —UNEVEN BARS —Insufficient internal body amplitude (stretch/tightness) during extended position
Up to .20
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AMPLITUDE —UNEVEN BARS —Insufficient external amplitude away from bar during swinging/circling movements
Up to .20
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AMPLITUDE —BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Insufficient amplitude on non value part choreography/dance steps (General deduction for whole exercise)
Up to .10
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AMPLITUDE —BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Insufficient height (hip rise) on leaps and jumps
Up to .20
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AMPLITUDE —BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Insufficient quickness off hand in flight elements with hand support
Up to .20
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AMPLITUDE —BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Insufficient height (hip rise) on salto elements
Up to .30
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RYTHM —UNEVEN BARS, BEAM AND FLOOR —Concentration pause (more than 2 seconds)
.10
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RYTHM —UNEVEN BARS, BEAM AND FLOOR —Lack of continuity (tempo) between elements in a directly connected series
Up to .20
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RYTHM —UNEVEN BARS, BEAM AND FLOOR —Gymnast not performing in time with the music (Floor Exercise)
Up to .20
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RYTHM —UNEVEN BARS, BEAM AND FLOOR —Lack of sureness (Balance Beam)
Up to .20
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DIRECTION AND PLACEMENT OF ELEMENTS -BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Error in line of direction or spacing of a single element
Up to .10
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DIRECTION AND PLACEMENT OF ELEMENTS -BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Error in line of direction of acrobatic, dance or dance/acto series
Up to .20
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DIRECTION AND PLACEMENT OF ELEMENTS -BALANCE BEAM AND FLOOR EXERCISE —Error in line of direction or placement of whole section of floor pattern
Up to .30
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LANDING OF ELEMENTS & DISMOUNTS | —Slight hop or small adjustment of feet
Up to .10
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LANDING OF ELEMENTS & DISMOUNTS | —Extra arm swing(s) upon landing
Up to .10
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LANDING OF ELEMENTS & DISMOUNTS | —Taking steps after landing
Each .10 (Max .40)
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LANDING OF ELEMENTS & DISMOUNTS | —Very large step or jump
Each .20 (Max .40)
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LANDING OF ELEMENTS & DISMOUNTS | —Additional trunk movements to maintain balance (for UB, BB, & FX)
Up to .30
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LANDING OF ELEMENTS & DISMOUNTS | —Squat upon landing
Up to .30
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LANDING OF ELEMENTS & DISMOUNTS —Contacting the mat or apparatus with one or both hands or with body after landing *Brush, touch, or hit
Up to .30
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LANDING OF ELEMENTS & DISMOUNTS —Contacting the mat or apparatus with one or both hands or with body after landing *Support on hand(s) or fall onto mat or against apparatus
.50
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LANDING OF ELEMENTS & DISMOUNTS | —Failure to land on the feet first for UB, , BB, & FX saltos and/or dismounts = failure to complete a major element
Up to the value of the element + .50 for the fall
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NEUTRAL DEDUCTIONS TAKEN BY EACH JUDGE Assistance (spotting) from coach: —Coach assists (touches) during element
Up to the value of the element + .50
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NEUTRAL DEDUCTIONS TAKEN BY EACH JUDGE Assistance (spotting) from coach: —Coach assists (touches) on landing only
.50
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Overtime (Judging continues after time is called)
.10
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Any part of body touching outside the FX area
.10 each time
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Lack of presentation by gymnast before and/or after exercise
.10 Each time
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Coach standing next to beam throughout exercise
.10
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Coach/teammate giving assistance with verbal clues (Applied after one warning has been going ven.) If the gymnast is competing on the apparatus and the coach instructs her by giving specific information on what to do during the routine (for example- what comes next in the routine or to repeat a missed requirement) , the deduction of ____ is taken from the average without warning. This is taken only once, regardless of the number of clues given.
.20
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Incorrect attire (warning must be given—Chief Judge notifies Meet Referee)
.20
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Failure to begin exercise within 30 seconds after being signaled by Chief Judge
.20
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Failure to observe specified warm up time
.20
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Use of unauthorized mats
.30
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Springboard or mounting mat/block on unauthorized surface
.30
90
DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Failure to remove springboard or mounting my/block after Mount
.30
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Gymnast begins exercise without signal from Chief Judge (must stop and repeat)
.50
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Floor Exercise routine performed without music
1.00
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Performance of a one-arm vault, if at least half of the vault panel saw that only one hand touched the vault table
1.00
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DEDUCTIONS TAKEN FROM THE AVERAGE BY CHIEF JUDGE The following penalties must be indicated to the coach by verbal or visual means: —Coach on the Floor Exercise mat
No deduction
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``` MISCELLANEOUS JUDGING INFORMATION —Allowable range of Scores for J.O. Program *9.50 - 10.00 _______ *9.00 - 9.475 _______ *8.00 - 8.975 _______ *all other cases ______ ```
* 9.50 - 10.00 =.20 * 9.00 - 9.475 =.50 * 8.00 - 8.975 =.70 * all other cases = 1.00
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TIMING PROCEDURES —UNEVEN BARS When a gymnast falls from bars, the ____ fall time begins
45 second
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TIMING PROCEDURES —UNEVEN BARS The gymnast has __________ seconds to remount and resume her exercise
45 seconds
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TIMING PROCEDURES —UNEVEN BARS When does the 45 second fall timer stop?
When the gymnast remounts the bars (leaves the floor)
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TIMING PROCEDURES —UNEVEN BARS A reasonably short period of time is allowed to resume swing. True or False
True
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TIMING PROCEDURES —UNEVEN BARS If the 45 second fall time is exceeded, the exercise is ________.
terminated
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing The Exercise The official time starts when ____________.
The gymnast’s feet leave the board or mat
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing The Exercise The official time stops when _____________.
The gymnast dismounts and arrives on the mat.
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing The Exercise The warning is called or signaled ___ _______ before maximum time limit.
10 seconds
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing The Exercise If the gymnast lands at the sound of the second signal, there is ______ deduction.
No deduction
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing The Exercise If the gymnast lands after the sound of the second signal, the Chief Judge deducts _____ from average for overtime.
.10 | No overtime deduction is taken if the time is within a fraction of a second over the time allotment.
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing of Falls When the gymnast falls to the floor, the ______ fall time begins and the official beam time stops.
30 second fall timer
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing of Falls The timer will give a verbal notification of _____ and _____ remaining for remounting after a fall.
20 seconds and 10 seconds
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing of Falls The ______ fall time stops when ____________.
The 30 second fall time stops when the gymnast remounts the beam.
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing of Falls The official beam time resumes _________.
With the first movement to continue the exercise
110
TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing of Falls If a second fall occurs before the official time begins, the deduction is ____.
.50
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing of Falls If the 30 second fall time is exceeded _________.
The exercise is terminated.
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TIMING PROCEDURES —BALANCE BEAM *Timing of Falls The official beam time ___________ when the gymnast falls on (but not off) the beam.
Does NOT stop