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Individual to practice, not to compete. And we have received the comment before that we need more synched passes in our tumbling sections. I mean, this cant be a giant realization to people that if you tumble in synch lots of people doing hard skills your scores go up, right?
As far as stunting goes, does flexibility matter for stunts and scoring? I feel like you can always work on flexibility on your own, and if flexibility matters then that is an individual part of stunting you can do on your own. Does that mean whatever percentage worth of your score that is body positions is individualistic?
Doing skills in sync helps improve your score. We agree on that. That doesn't change the fact that you can tumble and jump as an individual.
If someone stands on the mat and shows us their flexibility will the get a stunting score? No, because they need another person to make it a stunt,
Do people jump and tumble in individual competitions? Is that competing?
Can you tumble on your own? Yes, because it's an individual skill.
Can you jump on your own? Yes, because it's an individual skill.
Can you stunt on your own? No.
Look at the Fierce Games rules.
"Tumbling (standing, running, jumps, other craziness with just one person performing the skills per video... human props are fine)"
"Stunting (can include baskets and all participants must be age eligible for the 2011-2012 Worlds)
All girl group stunt ( Up to 4 people, everyone female)
Group Stunt + 1 (Up to 4 people, you can use one boy as a back, side, main, or fly!)
Single Based Stunt( one top one base. can use someone to spot if you want. Base can be girl or boy)"