Women New L7 floor question

[kayjaybe]

Do they need a twisting element on floor? Or is a ROBHSBLO enough?

 

[fuzi]

No twisting element required. Just two Bs, which can be dance.

 

[kayjaybe]

What tumbling is B? My dd doesn't have good split leaps, so probably can't pick up B's there. She does have her front handspring-front tuck and her RO-BHS-BLO. Will that work?

 

[fuzi]

Common "B" tumbling for level 7 would be a front pike, front layout, or back 1/2 or full.
The most common "B" dance for level 7 would be a 1 1/2 turn, switch leap, straddle jump, pike jump, tuck jump 1/1.

Like I said, she doesn't have to have a "B" tumbling element. A standard basic L7 floor routine might be front handspring + front tuck (A + A), RO + BHS + Layout (A + A + A), a 1 1/2 turn (B), a leap pass like split leap + straddle jump (A + B) and some filler choreography.

 

[gymlover]

What about wolf full and tour jete, FHA front tuck and layout

 

[fuzi]

What about wolf full and tour jete, FHA front tuck and layout

This parent is asking about USAG rules, I'm assuming, based on their location and questions.
For USAG JO:
Wolf 1/2 is also a B.
Tour jete is also a B (but if split leaps are rough; it can be hard to get credit for this one).

 

[gymlover]

Is split full ok

 

[fuzi]

Is split full ok

No, a split 1/1 is a C and not allowed in L7. Split 1/2 is okay.

 

[gymlover]

Ok thanks!

 

[gymlover]

Where do you get your info from?

 

[fuzi]

Where do you get your info from?

I'm a level 9 certified women's judge through USA Gymnastics (and the code book is next to me on the couch). I'll be taking my level 10 test this summer so I can judge all levels of women's junior olympics gymnastics.

 

[Fliptwisttumble]

Where do you get your info from?

If you look below her name, you will see that she is a coach - that is how she knows. Or perhaps he - I'm not sure.

also, she let you know she is quoting USAG rules, which do not necessarily apply to you - we do not use USAG rules in Canada - even with the recent changes. They are close, but not identical.

 

[fuzi]

If you look below her name, you will see that she is a coach - that is how she knows. Or perhaps he - I'm not sure.

also, she let you know she is quoting USAG rules, which do not necessarily apply to you - we do not use USAG rules in Canada - even with the recent changes. They are close, but not identical.

Yep. I was trying to provide information to the original poster who was clearly asking about USAG rules and skill values. Canada is different.

 

[gymlover]

Yes they are almost basically identica

 

[fuzi]

Yes they are almost basically identica

I don't know if you use the same skill values though. The USAG JO code is different than FIG skill values.