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If you compete the aerial (an unallowable skill), you will be deducted 0.5 … in addition to that, they will still take form deductions on it and if you fall on it, you will still be deducted for the fall.
It won't count for any of your special requirements, so you will still need your acro series and a flight acro (can be in the series).
As for the full on floor… you could have done it as long as you also did the layout pass. The full is not unallowable… it just didn't meet the SR of "One acro series (min. 3 flight elements) including a Back layout to 2 feet"
 
If you compete the aerial (an unallowable skill), you will be deducted 0.5 … in addition to that, they will still take form deductions on it and if you fall on it, you will still be deducted for the fall.
It won't count for any of your special requirements, so you will still need your acro series and a flight acro (can be in the series).
As for the full on floor… you could have done it as long as you also did the layout pass. The full is not unallowable… it just didn't meet the SR of "One acro series (min. 3 flight elements) including a Back layout to 2 feet"

That was what the judges told us about the full. Wondering why an aerial is unallowable!
 
a full is only a B and only A's, B's exceptional C's are allowed in level 7. So if you competed a full, a forward pass with 2 skills, and a back layout pass you would meet all of your level 7 tumbling requirements. An aerial on beam is a D, you cannot do a D skill in a routine in level 7, because you are only allowed A's and B's. the earliest you can do a D is level 9.
 

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