Women Level 6 floor tumbling passes

[dbean]

What front and back tumbling passes are allowed in level 6?

Anything beyond RO BH BL?
What beyond FH FP? Can you compete a FT FT?

Daughter struggles on bars, so is repeating 6, but she does decent on floor and is looking for some new tumbling passes.

 

[gymdoc]

DD did 2 seasons at L6. We rarely saw layouts, usually RO-BHS-BT. Front tumbling was either FT alone, FHS-FT or FHS-FP. I don't think I ever saw a FT-FT and our group was one of the few that did FHS-FP

I'm just a parent so I don't know what's actually "allowed" or "required", that's just what I saw

 

[Geoffrey Taucer]

The skill on L6 tumbling is pretty high; anything under a C-value is permitted. In concrete terms, this means that going backwards she can do anything up to a 1/1, and forwards she can do anything up to FLO 1/2. Connections don't increase the value of a skill, so any allowable skills can be done in connection.

So for example, if a gymnast really wanted to push the difficulty limits, she could do FLO 1/2-whip-BLO 1/1 for one pass and FLO-FLO for a second pass, and she'd still be fine for L6.

 

[Deleted member 18037]

My daughter does 3

RO-BHS-BLO
FHS-FT
RO-BHS-BT

 

[HoldThePhone]

My daughter did 2 passes, no twisting, but her back pass was different than any we saw.

She did a RO Whip BHS BT
Front was just FHS FT, but we saw more single fron tucks than anything.

 

[dbean]

They coaches won't let the girls do whips at her gym but she will ask about working front layouts and will keep working the back layouts. Thanks everyone

 

[titanic]

I had a gymnast compete a back full for one of her level 6 seasons and always scored well with it.