gymgal
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- Aug 22, 2008
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OK, this makes sense. And whoever it was who said that it only seems like the bigger groups got more turns, I'll take your word for it. But it sure did seem that way!
Actually, depending on how the coach sets up the warmup, larger teams can have an advantage on certain equipment. This is why you'll see teams with just a couple girls pair up with other to pool their time. I didn't realize the extent of it until I was a timer for warmups at a meet. Particularly useful on beam if you can split the beam in half and have 2 girls on at the same time. I saw a team have 2 young girls on low bar at the same time - low level, of course. Also, when the time is pooled together, those little 5 seconds of excess at the end of the warm up that 1 girl can't do any thing with can become a lot of time for a team. Particularly for someone who needs that one extra turn due to a fall.
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