Coaches Using Yield Percentage in Artistic Gymnastics

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Using Yield Percentages in Artistic Gymnastics

This paper aims to advocate the use of a metric labelled yield percentage to enhance performance strategies in Artistic Gymnastics. Using yield percentage, participants can consolidate the vast amount of numbers in our sport towards devising successful analytical strategies. Coaches, judges and administrators can use the metric of yield percentage to better select teams, better predict reliability and better understand progressive trends within a competitor's, and/or a team’s performance.

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