Ali'sMom
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I've been told that cast to horizontal is the requirement.
I've been told, though, that if they don't go to handstand, it's a 9.50 starting value.
I've also been told that without the handstand, they lose amplitude deductions.
So can someone tell me - does this mean, for someone who hits "just above horizontal" on low bar, that they have a 9.50 starting value, and if they hit just above horizontal on high bar it drops to a 9.00 starting value?
And then on top of that they get deductions for the height difference from handstand down to the horizontal?
And say they don't hit horizontal on the high bar, do they also lose .5 because they didn't reach the requirement and they're missing a skill?
Any layman guidance on this would be wonderfully appreciated!!!!
I've been told, though, that if they don't go to handstand, it's a 9.50 starting value.
I've also been told that without the handstand, they lose amplitude deductions.
So can someone tell me - does this mean, for someone who hits "just above horizontal" on low bar, that they have a 9.50 starting value, and if they hit just above horizontal on high bar it drops to a 9.00 starting value?
And then on top of that they get deductions for the height difference from handstand down to the horizontal?
And say they don't hit horizontal on the high bar, do they also lose .5 because they didn't reach the requirement and they're missing a skill?
Any layman guidance on this would be wonderfully appreciated!!!!