Exactly. The video spells out how to max out the scoresheet. Totally worth the ten minutes it takes to watch it. Also, it was running all day long on Friday in registration! Suggesting the team/gym watches is a great idea!!!
I watched it when it came out, and I just want to make sure I understand correctly... In order to score in the high (8-10) range for Level 4, for a small team, you would need:
4 stunt groups:
Sequence 1: each group shows a level 4 entry and dismount (maybe ball up extension to double down) so that's EIGHT level 4 skills
Sequence 2: each group showing a level 4 entry and dismount (say tick tock to stretch, bow full down) would be EIGHT level 4 skills, reload it to another level 4 entry and dismount (say fullup immediate scorp to scale full down) would be another EIGHT level 4 skills and you've shown 4 body positions, which puts you in the high range- yes?
So, theoretically, that would be 24 level 4 skills in a small 4 routine, which would be about the highest start value you could get for cheersport, yes? But what some people are saying is that once you get past a certain number of skills, and you're into that high range, you don't need to have anything more? So, if that's the case, then what is that certain number?
Tumbling:
Opens with 14 out of 20 showing TWO standing tucks each.... TWENTY-EIGHT
Then, your jump sequence has triple toe bhs bhs tucks, again 14 out of 20. FOURTEEN
So your standing max is FORTY TWO? Puts you in the high range, yes?
Running, say you have- 12 out of 20 showing ro bhs layouts, unison... then your passes are only 10 strong, but have all combo, multiple, punch fronts, etc.... maybe your total level 4 skill count there is around 20
So your standing max is THIRTY-TWO? Putting you in the high range, yes?
Tosses:
4 groups, showing kick fulls and 2 who reload to double ups.... SIX tosses, high range, yes?
Pyramid:
totals- 3 braced flips, one leap frog, 2 fullups, 2 single braced release moves... EIGHT level 4 tricks, 4 different structures, high range, yes?
Sorry, that's long, but I just want to make sure I understand this correctly!