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16 T E C H N I Q U E

bull J U L Y A U G U S T 2 0 1 5

FEATURE

of Womenrsquos Program at USAGymnastics

a The two-step process must becomplete before the athletersquosscores achieved in the Jr

Olympic Program are valid forany qualifying purposes

b Once proper documentationhas been received by USAGymnastics the athlete maycompete in the Jr OlympicProgram and represent herclub up to and includingEastWest Championshipsand Jr Olympic NationalChampionships

c If the athlete has a green card

but is not yet a US Citizenand places in the top four(4) All-Around at Jr OlympicNationals she will receive theaward for her AA placementhowever she is not eligible tobecome a member of the JrOlympic National Team In thisinstance the next US citizenin rank order will be placedon the Jr Olympic NationalTeam

UPDATES TO RULES ANDPOLICIES

1 For the safety of the athlete theMeet Director must securelyfasten the vault runway to the floorwith tape or Velcro

2 Meet Directors may not refuseentries from competitors whowish to enter a competition thatserves as a Sectional Meet orany competition that serves as a

qualifier to State Championshipsand above

3 Clarification for timed warm-upsfor mixed levels in a squad mdash Page99 of the RampP IIA2a4)

If a squad has more than one levelcompeting the timed warm-up willbe determined by the combinedtotal number of minutes allowedfor each level (see followingExamples)

Example 1

S QU AD GYMNA STS LEVEL WA RM983085U P T IME

A 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

B 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

C 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

D 108 at Level 67

2 at Level 816 min (8 x 15 plus

2 x 2 min)

Example 2

Squad gymnasts Level Warm-up Time

A 8 All Level 6 12 min (8 x 15)

B 8 All Level 7 12 min (8 x 15)

C 10 All Level 6 15 min (10 x 15)

D 86 Level 7 2

Level 813 min (6 x 15 plus

2 x 20)

In Example 2 all squads wouldhave 15 minutes (time of the largestsquad) for vault and floor

4 Recommendation that whenusing Non-Traditional (Capital

Cup) or Modified Non-Traditional(Modified Capital Cup) the totalnumber of athletes assigned tothe corresponding Flight A and Bsquads cannot exceed

bull 16 for Levels 8-10

bull 20 for combined Levels 6 and 7only

bull 24 for Levels 1-5

If there are

bull 9 or more (Levels 8-10)

bull 11 or more (Levels 6-7 combinedonly)

bull 13 or more (Levels 1-5) in one ofthe squads

They are not allowed to split timedwarm-up within their squad

5 Exceptions to proper gymnastrsquosattire for USA Gymnasticscompetitions (page 16 8d of theRampP) Recommendation that formedical or religious reasonsreasonable and accommodatingexceptions to proper attire can bereviewed by the Regional TechnicalCommittee Chairman and RegionalJO or Xcel Committee ChairmanRequests must be submittedto the Regional TechnicalCommittee Chairman a minimumof 48 hours prior to the athletersquosfirst competition The RegionalTechnical Committee Chairman

will provide permission in writingto the coach who then can presentthe documentation to the MeetReferee at each competition

6 Recommendation to award the

top 8 places at Level 9 Easternand Western Championships forindividual events and the All-Around

NEW SKILLS SUBMITTED ATJO NATIONALS

It was clarified that only new skillsperformed by gymnasts at JuniorOlympic Nationals or NIT would beadded to the JO Code of Points andnamed after the gymnast who first

performed itA BARS

1 From a jump to clear supportin reverse grip clear-hip circleforward to handstand with frac12turn Garner ldquoDrdquo 1416 mdashPassed Unanimously

2 From high bar swing downbetween the bars swing forwardto a double salto backwardstretched with a frac12 twistPeele ldquoErdquo 8505 mdash PassedUnanimously

3 From high bar swing downbetween the bars swing forwardto a double salto backwardstretched with scissor split oflegs to closing before landingRickett ldquoErdquo 8505 mdash PassedUnanimously

B BEAM

1 Leap forward to land on oneleg with a grasp of the rear legprior to landing free leg held invertical (180 degree) split withhand above head free handoptional 135 degree split duringthe leap required Dillman ldquoCrdquo2301 mdash Passed Unanimously

2 From stand on one leg swing freeleg through to front aerial to landin kneelsit Stevens ldquoDrdquo 7402mdash Passed Unanimously

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bull J U L Y A U G U S T 2 0 1 5

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfull20154julyaug 1648

16 T E C H N I Q U E

bull J U L Y A U G U S T 2 0 1 5

FEATURE

of Womenrsquos Program at USAGymnastics

a The two-step process must becomplete before the athletersquosscores achieved in the Jr

Olympic Program are valid forany qualifying purposes

b Once proper documentationhas been received by USAGymnastics the athlete maycompete in the Jr OlympicProgram and represent herclub up to and includingEastWest Championshipsand Jr Olympic NationalChampionships

c If the athlete has a green card

but is not yet a US Citizenand places in the top four(4) All-Around at Jr OlympicNationals she will receive theaward for her AA placementhowever she is not eligible tobecome a member of the JrOlympic National Team In thisinstance the next US citizenin rank order will be placedon the Jr Olympic NationalTeam

UPDATES TO RULES ANDPOLICIES

1 For the safety of the athlete theMeet Director must securelyfasten the vault runway to the floorwith tape or Velcro

2 Meet Directors may not refuseentries from competitors whowish to enter a competition thatserves as a Sectional Meet orany competition that serves as a

qualifier to State Championshipsand above

3 Clarification for timed warm-upsfor mixed levels in a squad mdash Page99 of the RampP IIA2a4)

If a squad has more than one levelcompeting the timed warm-up willbe determined by the combinedtotal number of minutes allowedfor each level (see followingExamples)

Example 1

S QU AD GYMNA STS LEVEL WA RM983085U P T IME

A 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

B 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

C 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

D 108 at Level 67

2 at Level 816 min (8 x 15 plus

2 x 2 min)

Example 2

Squad gymnasts Level Warm-up Time

A 8 All Level 6 12 min (8 x 15)

B 8 All Level 7 12 min (8 x 15)

C 10 All Level 6 15 min (10 x 15)

D 86 Level 7 2

Level 813 min (6 x 15 plus

2 x 20)

In Example 2 all squads wouldhave 15 minutes (time of the largestsquad) for vault and floor

4 Recommendation that whenusing Non-Traditional (Capital

Cup) or Modified Non-Traditional(Modified Capital Cup) the totalnumber of athletes assigned tothe corresponding Flight A and Bsquads cannot exceed

bull 16 for Levels 8-10

bull 20 for combined Levels 6 and 7only

bull 24 for Levels 1-5

If there are

bull 9 or more (Levels 8-10)

bull 11 or more (Levels 6-7 combinedonly)

bull 13 or more (Levels 1-5) in one ofthe squads

They are not allowed to split timedwarm-up within their squad

5 Exceptions to proper gymnastrsquosattire for USA Gymnasticscompetitions (page 16 8d of theRampP) Recommendation that formedical or religious reasonsreasonable and accommodatingexceptions to proper attire can bereviewed by the Regional TechnicalCommittee Chairman and RegionalJO or Xcel Committee ChairmanRequests must be submittedto the Regional TechnicalCommittee Chairman a minimumof 48 hours prior to the athletersquosfirst competition The RegionalTechnical Committee Chairman

will provide permission in writingto the coach who then can presentthe documentation to the MeetReferee at each competition

6 Recommendation to award the

top 8 places at Level 9 Easternand Western Championships forindividual events and the All-Around

NEW SKILLS SUBMITTED ATJO NATIONALS

It was clarified that only new skillsperformed by gymnasts at JuniorOlympic Nationals or NIT would beadded to the JO Code of Points andnamed after the gymnast who first

performed itA BARS

1 From a jump to clear supportin reverse grip clear-hip circleforward to handstand with frac12turn Garner ldquoDrdquo 1416 mdashPassed Unanimously

2 From high bar swing downbetween the bars swing forwardto a double salto backwardstretched with a frac12 twistPeele ldquoErdquo 8505 mdash PassedUnanimously

3 From high bar swing downbetween the bars swing forwardto a double salto backwardstretched with scissor split oflegs to closing before landingRickett ldquoErdquo 8505 mdash PassedUnanimously

B BEAM

1 Leap forward to land on oneleg with a grasp of the rear legprior to landing free leg held invertical (180 degree) split withhand above head free handoptional 135 degree split duringthe leap required Dillman ldquoCrdquo2301 mdash Passed Unanimously

2 From stand on one leg swing freeleg through to front aerial to landin kneelsit Stevens ldquoDrdquo 7402mdash Passed Unanimously

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J U L Y A U G U S T 2 0 1 5 bull T E C H N I Q U E 17

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfull20154julyaug 1648

16 T E C H N I Q U E

bull J U L Y A U G U S T 2 0 1 5

FEATURE

of Womenrsquos Program at USAGymnastics

a The two-step process must becomplete before the athletersquosscores achieved in the Jr

Olympic Program are valid forany qualifying purposes

b Once proper documentationhas been received by USAGymnastics the athlete maycompete in the Jr OlympicProgram and represent herclub up to and includingEastWest Championshipsand Jr Olympic NationalChampionships

c If the athlete has a green card

but is not yet a US Citizenand places in the top four(4) All-Around at Jr OlympicNationals she will receive theaward for her AA placementhowever she is not eligible tobecome a member of the JrOlympic National Team In thisinstance the next US citizenin rank order will be placedon the Jr Olympic NationalTeam

UPDATES TO RULES ANDPOLICIES

1 For the safety of the athlete theMeet Director must securelyfasten the vault runway to the floorwith tape or Velcro

2 Meet Directors may not refuseentries from competitors whowish to enter a competition thatserves as a Sectional Meet orany competition that serves as a

qualifier to State Championshipsand above

3 Clarification for timed warm-upsfor mixed levels in a squad mdash Page99 of the RampP IIA2a4)

If a squad has more than one levelcompeting the timed warm-up willbe determined by the combinedtotal number of minutes allowedfor each level (see followingExamples)

Example 1

S QU AD GYMNA STS LEVEL WA RM983085U P T IME

A 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

B 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

C 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

D 108 at Level 67

2 at Level 816 min (8 x 15 plus

2 x 2 min)

Example 2

Squad gymnasts Level Warm-up Time

A 8 All Level 6 12 min (8 x 15)

B 8 All Level 7 12 min (8 x 15)

C 10 All Level 6 15 min (10 x 15)

D 86 Level 7 2

Level 813 min (6 x 15 plus

2 x 20)

In Example 2 all squads wouldhave 15 minutes (time of the largestsquad) for vault and floor

4 Recommendation that whenusing Non-Traditional (Capital

Cup) or Modified Non-Traditional(Modified Capital Cup) the totalnumber of athletes assigned tothe corresponding Flight A and Bsquads cannot exceed

bull 16 for Levels 8-10

bull 20 for combined Levels 6 and 7only

bull 24 for Levels 1-5

If there are

bull 9 or more (Levels 8-10)

bull 11 or more (Levels 6-7 combinedonly)

bull 13 or more (Levels 1-5) in one ofthe squads

They are not allowed to split timedwarm-up within their squad

5 Exceptions to proper gymnastrsquosattire for USA Gymnasticscompetitions (page 16 8d of theRampP) Recommendation that formedical or religious reasonsreasonable and accommodatingexceptions to proper attire can bereviewed by the Regional TechnicalCommittee Chairman and RegionalJO or Xcel Committee ChairmanRequests must be submittedto the Regional TechnicalCommittee Chairman a minimumof 48 hours prior to the athletersquosfirst competition The RegionalTechnical Committee Chairman

will provide permission in writingto the coach who then can presentthe documentation to the MeetReferee at each competition

6 Recommendation to award the

top 8 places at Level 9 Easternand Western Championships forindividual events and the All-Around

NEW SKILLS SUBMITTED ATJO NATIONALS

It was clarified that only new skillsperformed by gymnasts at JuniorOlympic Nationals or NIT would beadded to the JO Code of Points andnamed after the gymnast who first

performed itA BARS

1 From a jump to clear supportin reverse grip clear-hip circleforward to handstand with frac12turn Garner ldquoDrdquo 1416 mdashPassed Unanimously

2 From high bar swing downbetween the bars swing forwardto a double salto backwardstretched with a frac12 twistPeele ldquoErdquo 8505 mdash PassedUnanimously

3 From high bar swing downbetween the bars swing forwardto a double salto backwardstretched with scissor split oflegs to closing before landingRickett ldquoErdquo 8505 mdash PassedUnanimously

B BEAM

1 Leap forward to land on oneleg with a grasp of the rear legprior to landing free leg held invertical (180 degree) split withhand above head free handoptional 135 degree split duringthe leap required Dillman ldquoCrdquo2301 mdash Passed Unanimously

2 From stand on one leg swing freeleg through to front aerial to landin kneelsit Stevens ldquoDrdquo 7402mdash Passed Unanimously

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J U L Y A U G U S T 2 0 1 5 bull T E C H N I Q U E 17

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfull20154julyaug 1648

16 T E C H N I Q U E

bull J U L Y A U G U S T 2 0 1 5

FEATURE

of Womenrsquos Program at USAGymnastics

a The two-step process must becomplete before the athletersquosscores achieved in the Jr

Olympic Program are valid forany qualifying purposes

b Once proper documentationhas been received by USAGymnastics the athlete maycompete in the Jr OlympicProgram and represent herclub up to and includingEastWest Championshipsand Jr Olympic NationalChampionships

c If the athlete has a green card

but is not yet a US Citizenand places in the top four(4) All-Around at Jr OlympicNationals she will receive theaward for her AA placementhowever she is not eligible tobecome a member of the JrOlympic National Team In thisinstance the next US citizenin rank order will be placedon the Jr Olympic NationalTeam

UPDATES TO RULES ANDPOLICIES

1 For the safety of the athlete theMeet Director must securelyfasten the vault runway to the floorwith tape or Velcro

2 Meet Directors may not refuseentries from competitors whowish to enter a competition thatserves as a Sectional Meet orany competition that serves as a

qualifier to State Championshipsand above

3 Clarification for timed warm-upsfor mixed levels in a squad mdash Page99 of the RampP IIA2a4)

If a squad has more than one levelcompeting the timed warm-up willbe determined by the combinedtotal number of minutes allowedfor each level (see followingExamples)

Example 1

S QU AD GYMNA STS LEVEL WA RM983085U P T IME

A 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

B 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

C 10 All Level 67 15 min (10 x 15)

D 108 at Level 67

2 at Level 816 min (8 x 15 plus

2 x 2 min)

Example 2

Squad gymnasts Level Warm-up Time

A 8 All Level 6 12 min (8 x 15)

B 8 All Level 7 12 min (8 x 15)

C 10 All Level 6 15 min (10 x 15)

D 86 Level 7 2

Level 813 min (6 x 15 plus

2 x 20)

In Example 2 all squads wouldhave 15 minutes (time of the largestsquad) for vault and floor

4 Recommendation that whenusing Non-Traditional (Capital

Cup) or Modified Non-Traditional(Modified Capital Cup) the totalnumber of athletes assigned tothe corresponding Flight A and Bsquads cannot exceed

bull 16 for Levels 8-10

bull 20 for combined Levels 6 and 7only

bull 24 for Levels 1-5

If there are

bull 9 or more (Levels 8-10)

bull 11 or more (Levels 6-7 combinedonly)

bull 13 or more (Levels 1-5) in one ofthe squads

They are not allowed to split timedwarm-up within their squad

5 Exceptions to proper gymnastrsquosattire for USA Gymnasticscompetitions (page 16 8d of theRampP) Recommendation that formedical or religious reasonsreasonable and accommodatingexceptions to proper attire can bereviewed by the Regional TechnicalCommittee Chairman and RegionalJO or Xcel Committee ChairmanRequests must be submittedto the Regional TechnicalCommittee Chairman a minimumof 48 hours prior to the athletersquosfirst competition The RegionalTechnical Committee Chairman

will provide permission in writingto the coach who then can presentthe documentation to the MeetReferee at each competition

6 Recommendation to award the

top 8 places at Level 9 Easternand Western Championships forindividual events and the All-Around

NEW SKILLS SUBMITTED ATJO NATIONALS

It was clarified that only new skillsperformed by gymnasts at JuniorOlympic Nationals or NIT would beadded to the JO Code of Points andnamed after the gymnast who first

performed itA BARS

1 From a jump to clear supportin reverse grip clear-hip circleforward to handstand with frac12turn Garner ldquoDrdquo 1416 mdashPassed Unanimously

2 From high bar swing downbetween the bars swing forwardto a double salto backwardstretched with a frac12 twistPeele ldquoErdquo 8505 mdash PassedUnanimously

3 From high bar swing downbetween the bars swing forwardto a double salto backwardstretched with scissor split oflegs to closing before landingRickett ldquoErdquo 8505 mdash PassedUnanimously

B BEAM

1 Leap forward to land on oneleg with a grasp of the rear legprior to landing free leg held invertical (180 degree) split withhand above head free handoptional 135 degree split duringthe leap required Dillman ldquoCrdquo2301 mdash Passed Unanimously

2 From stand on one leg swing freeleg through to front aerial to landin kneelsit Stevens ldquoDrdquo 7402mdash Passed Unanimously

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