All-Star February 2019 Videos

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Paid bid winner:
Maryland Twister Reign Sr Medium Coed at Mid Atlantic Open Championships February 10, 2019

 

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Paid Bid:
FAME All Stars Super Seniors Medium All Girl L5 at Mid Atlantic Open Championships February 10, 2019

 

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Maryland Twisters F5 Sr Large All Girl L5 at Mid Atlantic Open Championships February 10, 2019

 

[dat.jpp]

Paid Bid:
FAME All Stars Super Seniors Medium All Girl L5 at Mid Atlantic Open Championships February 10, 2019

I think this competition was the first time I've ever watched Super Seniors. I might've done there "Super Seniors" arm motions;)

 

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TGLC : February 2019

 

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At Large Non Tumble Bid Winner: MD Twisters Thin ICE

 

[Lisa Seye]

At Large Non Tumble Bid Winner: MD Twisters Thin ICE

Trying to figure out where is the last 25 seconds of their routine. They scored pretty good considering it wasnt a whole routine. The other 2 teams were not doing as high a level stuff on some of their stunts and one did an assisted back tuck which fell and of course got a deduction. Not sure what was the point in putting assisted tumbling into the routine. I understand tumbling into a stunt but just tumbling randomly just to tumble seems odd in a nontumble routine. But still where is the rest of this team's routine? And if they were missing 25 seconds, how did they score so well?

 

[dat.jpp]

Trying to figure out where is the last 25 seconds of their routine. They scored pretty good considering it wasnt a whole routine. The other 2 teams were not doing as high a level stuff on some of their stunts and one did an assisted back tuck which fell and of course got a deduction. Not sure what was the point in putting assisted tumbling into the routine. I understand tumbling into a stunt but just tumbling randomly just to tumble seems odd in a nontumble routine. But still where is the rest of this team's routine? And if they were missing 25 seconds, how did they score so well?

I asked that in the random thread section. I didn't know assisted/spotted tumbling were legal in NT?

 

[Boughetto]

Trying to figure out where is the last 25 seconds of their routine. They scored pretty good considering it wasnt a whole routine. The other 2 teams were not doing as high a level stuff on some of their stunts and one did an assisted back tuck which fell and of course got a deduction. Not sure what was the point in putting assisted tumbling into the routine. I understand tumbling into a stunt but just tumbling randomly just to tumble seems odd in a nontumble routine. But still where is the rest of this team's routine? And if they were missing 25 seconds, how did they score so well?

Hmmmm... I didn't initially notice they were missing ~25 seconds. I went back and looked at the videos from the other two non-tumble teams and their routines were definitely much longer.

I was also curious about the assisted standing tucks in the routine and wondered if they may have received a penalty since the scores were so much lower compared to the winning routine.

 

[Lisa Seye]

Hmmmm... I didn't initially notice they were missing ~25 seconds. I went back and looked at the videos from the other two non-tumble teams and their routines were definitely much longer.

I was also curious about the assisted standing tucks in the routine and wondered if they may have received a penalty since the scores were so much lower compared to the winning routine.

I really dont know exactly what was missing from the MD team routine. They definitely had better stunts and technique though. I dont know what's up with assisted tumbling. I have seen some teams do it randomly and some do it into stunts. Not just this one team.

 

[blunchin]

Hmmmm... I didn't initially notice they were missing ~25 seconds. I went back and looked at the videos from the other two non-tumble teams and their routines were definitely much longer.

I was also curious about the assisted standing tucks in the routine and wondered if they may have received a penalty since the scores were so much lower compared to the winning routine.

I believe Thin Ice had five practices before this event. The routine was definitely put together as safe as possible to increase the chances of earning a bid. Now that the bid is secured, the routine will be getting upgrades in both skills set and length. Super proud of those athletes!

 

[quitthedrama]

I really dont know exactly what was missing from the MD team routine. They definitely had better stunts and technique though. I dont know what's up with assisted tumbling. I have seen some teams do it randomly and some do it into stunts. Not just this one team.

http://www.iasfworlds.com/wp-conten...ernational-Non-Tumbling-Divisions-2018-19.pdf

It seems very clear in the NT rules that tumbling is not allowed with very few exceptions and teams are supposed to receive a 2 point deduction. I'd love to have clarification on why these teams are tumbling and why they aren't getting the required deductions.

 

[XtremeWpg]

Trying to figure out where is the last 25 seconds of their routine. They scored pretty good considering it wasnt a whole routine. The other 2 teams were not doing as high a level stuff on some of their stunts and one did an assisted back tuck which fell and of course got a deduction. Not sure what was the point in putting assisted tumbling into the routine. I understand tumbling into a stunt but just tumbling randomly just to tumble seems odd in a nontumble routine. But still where is the rest of this team's routine? And if they were missing 25 seconds, how did they score so well?

I wonder if they can hit the score sheet appropriately in less time, they just don't go as long? Theres no penalty for a shorter routine that I'm aware of.

 

[blunchin]

http://www.iasfworlds.com/wp-conten...ernational-Non-Tumbling-Divisions-2018-19.pdf

It seems very clear in the NT rules that tumbling is not allowed with very few exceptions and teams are supposed to receive a 2 point deduction. I'd love to have clarification on why these teams are tumbling and why they aren't getting the required deductions.

I believe it’s counted as a stunt or pyramid since they are spotted and I think that’s where the loophole is...I think?!

 

[dat.jpp]

I believe it’s counted as a stunt or pyramid since they are spotted and I think that’s where the loophole is...I think?!

If it is legal, we might see teams getting spotted on jump tuck which might boost up creativity?