profmom
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- Nov 18, 2011
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OK, I think that after a long-winded technical explanation, I get the difference (the Reader's Digest version, as I understand it, is that in the false scissors the legs don't switch places and in the scissors, they do). So based on how the JO progressions work now, am I correct that, while the false scissors is part of the JO L6 routine, the scissors would not be permissible in competition until a boy is on the horse with pommels, so as a 13+ L8 or L9? To my clueless eyes, it seems like a pretty natural progression and I am wondering why it wasn't a bonus for L6 or something like that. Or is it one of those things that's just ridiculously hard but doesn't look like it? (Says the person who, after an even more long-winded and more technical explanation, now UNDERSTANDS why a BLIND CHANGE is so much HARDER than JUST a pirouette, geez, Mom.)