Is This Inversion Legal For Level 4?

[Coach Sam]

USASF says pyramid inversions must be in continuous motion wondering if this breaks that rule. Thanks!

 

[BowsnBling]

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[Coach Sam]

Sorry I'm over tired and under caffeinated so the portion of that rule that this breaks is the first sentence correct release moves may not land in an inversion? The flyer grabs her back spot by the hands before she inverts which is a part of her original 3 bases so is this technically not a release stunt?

 

[BowsnBling]

From the above post because it lands inverted it's not legal.

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[Coach Sam]

The flyer grabs her back spot by the hands before she inverts which is a part of her original 3 bases so is this technically not a release stunt?

Release Move: When the base(s) and top person become free of contact with each other and the top
person comes back to the original set of bases. This interpretation applies to "stunts"
only, not "pyramids."

 

[BowsnBling]

Good point

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[BowsnBling]

I would send it into usasf to get a ruling on it.

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[Coach Sam]

I'm all about those loop holes. Thanks ks for your input I super appreciate it!

 

[Jessica Lynn]

This is not a release move. You would follow Level 4 Pyramids G1

G. L4 Pyramids-Inversions

1. Must follow L4 Stunt Inversions rules.

In the Stunt Inversion rules, you are allowed to do extended inverted stunts.

That being said, what you can't really tell from this video, is who has contact on the bottom, where is the spotter etc. Who is catching in the cradle and where is the spotter there? That is where you may find legality issues.

 

[ryanaarontroy]

USASF says pyramid inversions must be in continuous motion wondering if this breaks that rule. Thanks!

Nor Cal elite Venus does a handstand extention in pyramid and its legal. Look it up on varsitys site from NCA last weekend for the video!