What are the requirements for level 10?

[Flipomaniak]

How many of each letter skill, examples, anything really helps!!

Oh and what bonus can you get to have a SV of 10?

 

[Lucy's Mom]

I don't know specifics, but this is what I know:
-release on bars
-transition on bars
-C dismount on beam and bars
-2 Acro series on beam
-vault can be anything really but start values are different
-double Acro on floor

 

[Deleted member D3987]

How many of each letter skill, examples, anything really helps!!

Oh and what bonus can you get to have a SV of 10?

are you serious? go ask your coach for the book. it would take 1477600397689504 posts to answer this question about level 10. c'mon, don't you have anything better to do?

 

[Pineapple_Lump]

The first requirement for level 10, is a coach who knows what they are doing with level 10.

 

[Deleted member D3987]

bwhahahahaha^^^^^^^^^^^^^^better answer than mine.

 

[Flipomaniak]

Friend and I were having an argument about some requirements we weren't sure about. I couldn't find them online so I asked, you never know, someone could have a link or something...

 

[Flipomaniak]

I've also seen many posts asking about requirements for other levels, like in the similar threads to this, and people answer...

 

[gymgal]

Oh please, dunno and pineapple... She was asking a simple question. If USAG can simplify to a 2 page chart, it shouldn't be too difficult to provide her the basics....

To the OP: I can't link a pdf url on my phone so I can't give you the link but just do a Google search for it using ..USAG optional requirements..... The chart should be one of the first links listed. Also, there is a vault chart available. You can do a Google search for that too.

 

[wallinbl]

Since we're having a little fun with the post:

Let me google that for you

 

[wandrewsjr]

https://usagym.org/PDFs/Women/Rules/J.O.%20Code%20of%20Points/optreqchartappndx7-2009.pdf

 

[Brandon]

https://usagym.org/PDFs/Women/Rules/J.O. Code of Points/optreqchartappndx7-2009.pdf

^The SINGLE useful reply to this thread.
Seriously guys, if you think it's a bad question, then just don't hit the reply button.

 

[wandrewsjr]

Being snarky to a poster who is insulting, delusional, demeaning, etc? Totally get it and usually enjoy jumping on the bandwagon. But a kid who is curious about gymnastics? I just don't get highjacking her thread into snarkville.

 

[wandrewsjr]

If you really want to read about optional bonus requirements, go to:
:: USA Gymnastics :: Women's JO Code of Points Updates ::
and click on link to "Judges' Cheat Sheet".
But a word of warning - it will likely read like Chinese to you.

 

[gymgal]

^The SINGLE useful reply to this thread.
Seriously guys, if you think it's a bad question, then just don't hit the reply button.

Hey... I wasnt being snarky and I offered her assistance. Just couldn't provide the link due to my smartphone limitations.... And I totally agree with Brandon - if you have nothing useful to offer, then don't hit reply....

 

[wandrewsjr]

Nope, gymgal, definately don't think you were being anything but helpful

 

[Deleted member D3987]

If you really want to read about optional bonus requirements, go to:
:: USA Gymnastics :: Women's JO Code of Points Updates ::
and click on link to "Judges' Cheat Sheet".
But a word of warning - it will likely read like Chinese to you.

if someone thought i was being snarky, and i wasn't, that^^^is the reason why. the code is impossible for us coaches, the judges can't remember what's all in the code and hence my response. honest, wasn't being snarky. not my style.