Anon Xcel platinum tumbling passes?

[Anonymous (bd18)]

I'm struggling a bit on my platinum tumbling passes.
1. Would a round off back tuck, and aerial to round off work for platinum tumbling passes? Would I have to do aerial to round off back handspring?
2. Or could I do a round off back tuck, and then front tuck step out to round off?
3. or could I do front tuck step out to round off, and aerial to round off or do I need a back tumbling pass?
4. Can I do a round off tuck, and a front pike?
Thanks so much

 

[Anonymous (0c3c)]

2 and 4 are allowed. Aerials can not be used to fufill the salto requirements in platinum. I am also not sure how aerial connections would get credit anyway, so the safer bet would be the 2nd or 4th options.

You do not need back tumbling in platinum but you need at least a salto.

 

[Anonymous (f5c1)]

1. You could just do a round off back tuck and a round off back handspring

2. Yes, although, I've never seen it before

3. You do not need a back tumbling pass but I have never seen either of those passes done well

4. Yes. This is one of the more common ones we see.

Keep in mind that you will need 6 As and 1B. Many of our kids who did thing similar to option 4 had an extra jump or cartwheel somewhere in order to have enough As. I will always recommend talking to your coach about your best routine composition.

 

[Anonymous (8258)]

I'm struggling a bit on my platinum tumbling passes.
1. Would a round off back tuck, and aerial to round off work for platinum tumbling passes? Would I have to do aerial to round off back handspring?
2. Or could I do a round off back tuck, and then front tuck step out to round off?
3. or could I do front tuck step out to round off, and aerial to round off or do I need a back tumbling pass?
4. Can I do a round off tuck, and a front pike?
Thanks so much

You could all but anything that involves and ariel would not fulfll the salto requirement