I agree - with Jam Brands, you get a really detailed scoring grid... but the downside is that you know that you can't score as high with simple, cleanly-executed skills than you can with more-difficult-yet-janky skills. I've had more than one judge tell me that they automatically score execution lower for lower-level skills (for example, for a level 1 rec team that has absolutely no kids with front/back walkovers but can do mean, nearly-perfectly executed team forward rolls out of jumps, I've been told (by a judge, not a Jam Brands employee, mind you, so I don't know if it is company policy) that they will automatically not score execution for front rolls higher than a 6. Period. Just because they're lower-level skills. To my mind, that's ... a bit silly. Why have both a difficulty and an execution section if you're going to judge execution based on difficulty?)