Level 7 Bars

[gymlover]

Would this routine fit all the new level 7 bar requirements?

Kip- A
Cast to about vertical (within 45 degrees)- A
Clear hip to horizontal-A
Kip- A
Tuck-on- A
Uprise- B
Back hip circle- A
Cast to handstand- in straddle- A
Giant- B
Flyaway- A

A few other questions:

Can you get deducted for having to many skills in a routine?

What are some skills in group 3,6,or 7( A's/B's) for bars?

If you have to many B's will they count them as A's?

Would it be a better idea to do sole circle instead of uprise as it would be deleting a skill(back hip circle)?

Thanks in advance!

 

[gymlover]

Oh yeah and I am using the ontario rules!

 

[bogwoppit]

I moved your thread to WAG for Canada and I modified the title. You need answers from someone who knows the new Ontario code well.

 

[Fliptwisttumble]

Ok, I am not an expert here, but it seems to fit the bill.

You need 5 As and 2 Bs. Check
2 circling elements, one a group 3,6 or 7 (free hip) check, one a B (giant) check.
flyaway dismount check.

the only thing I don't know about is the degree of the free hip. Last I heard those were yet to be finalized.

not sure why you would want to do more Bs, unless you are worried about not getting one, so have another as a backup. You didn't get penalized in the past so doubt if you would now. But you run the risk of more deductions.

 

[gymlover]

How am I doing more b's?

 

[Fliptwisttumble]

You aren't you just asked what would happen if you did too many Bs.

 

[gymlover]

Oh ok thanks!

 

[gymlover]

Is there any other possible routines for Level 7?

 

[Fliptwisttumble]

Of course. You could do a kip, cast to HS, free hip to HS, step down sole circle, long kip to handstand then your giant and dismount. Tons of options. Back stalder is a B, several Cs are allowed and count as Bs.... A pirouette, aforementioned free hip to HS, etc. lots and lots of options.

 

[gymlover]

What about a routine without a free hip stalder or toe on