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id imagine! but it is appreciated :)Some people did large in another thread! But I'll try to do more medium tomorrow.. it takes a while!
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id imagine! but it is appreciated :)Some people did large in another thread! But I'll try to do more medium tomorrow.. it takes a while!
Question on orange: are 13 girls throwing standing fulls, or are 13 girls in standing fulls? I had been told only 9 actually compete them, but I could be wrong as I am too lazy to check myself. Also, doesn't the last pass end with full whip double right now? (I'm sure she will do double whip double later in the season, her tumbling is beyond gorgeous) Orange has so much talent, as usual, and it amazes me every year.
Thank you! I can't even begin to count skills in a routine, my attention span is that of a goldfish. Oops. Haha and yeah I was thinking that as well, I can't wait to see the worlds routine!In the video he posted there are 13 girls in the formation and I saw 5 do tucks.
In the video he posted there are 13 girls in the formation and I saw 5 do tucks.
Also last pass did do a full whip double in the video.
I think he is predicting what they plan on throwing for worlds.... not sure.
Aces
Standing tumbling
(2) one to full
(2) standing full
(1) two to full
(13) two to full
(7) three to double
Total: 25 (Plus 28 jump to tuck) = 53
Medium to high range. Most athletes participate in both standing pass and jump to tuck
Stunts
(6) fake fullups to immediate stretch, bow
(5) cartwheel down and cartwheel up to prep, full up to lib
(1) fullup to extension
(6) Arabesque, low lib, tick tock to high stretch, tick tock to scorp, double down
(3) Double based preps press to extension
(6) BHS up to extension
Medium to high range. 2 or 3 elite skills (I'm unsure on what counts exactly) and 1 level dismount. They will probably get knocked for not maxing out on groups.
Tosses
(2) kick pretty girl arch tosses
(1) toe arch tosses
(6) kick double
Low. Majority participates in kick double.
Jumps
(22) Left front, toe, right front, pike, toe, tuck
(12) Pike
(6) Toe tuck
High range. Various jumps both combination and single jumps.
Running tumbling
(8) roundoff fulls
(2) RO Full
(1) Whip arabian to full
(4) Arabian to double, 2 of which are synched
(7) RO BHS BHS Double
(2) Whip through to double
(16) RO BHS Full
(1) Arabian to full, punchback roundoff through to double
Total: 41
High range. Variety of elite passes.
Pyramid
(2) x-out tosses
(1) toss and catch to stomach roll out
(1) x-out toss
(2) Braced fullup to lib, press tick tock to hitch
(1) full twist braced flip to cradle
(2) half twist front flip to cradle (?)
(2) vault over full to cradle
Structure: (3) preps, (2) outside arabesques
(2) vault over layouts to cradle
Structure: (7) paperdolls - (1) lib, (6) outside stretch
(2) backflip dismount
(2) frontflip dismount
Medium to high range. Two structures but various transitions.
Dance
Not a lot of movement, various levels, pretty quick
Low to medium range. Formations generally stay the same and not very entertaining.
These are pretty good break downs. But watching live I think the ability of a judge to accurately gauge the difficulty score and properly judge the performance is very low. Live judges should only be concerned with the performance of skills, not difficulty. A video judge in the back would do exactly what people on here do when they break down the routine.
I totally agree. I wasn't by any means trying to say "I am a judge!" it was more of to end the "well this team is better than this team" without really looking into the detail. I know when I looked at it, I was surprised as to how high aces actually scored.. especially compared to orange!These are pretty good break downs. But watching live I think the ability of a judge to accurately gauge the difficulty score and properly judge the performance is very low. Live judges should only be concerned with the performance of skills, not difficulty. A video judge in the back would do exactly what people on here do when they break down the routine.
I was going off of what I found here: http://register.varsity.com/VAS/VAS%20L5.pdfThe only thing I disagree with is your assessment of the tosses. To score in high range, I believe you need squad toss and then 3 others. So majority doing kick doubles (or switch kick doubles) and then having 3 additional tosses throughout the routine is all you need to get into high range. You do not need majority participation in a variety of tosses. Also, to get into high range this year in running tumbling, you need to have MOST (75%) doing either doubles or specialty to fulls. So I don't see either team in the high range (YET). Unless I am misunderstanding your posts. Otherwise, pretty right on! I love routine breakdowns!
I'm assuming those will all be doubles eventually.. If I'm remembering correctly I believe orange had some watered down passes too so there about even on that one.Just one thing if you watch the video they only throw 3 (3) to doubles the other 4 are singles...
I totally agree. I wasn't by any means trying to say "I am a judge!" it was more of to end the "well this team is better than this team" without really looking into the detail. I know when I looked at it, I was surprised as to how high aces actually scored.. especially compared to orange!
I was going off of what I found here: http://register.varsity.com/VAS/VAS%20L5.pdf
For tosses it says:
Low-Majority of the athletes participate in a kick double full toss
Medium-Maximum number of athletes (including front spots) participate in 1 specialty kick double full toss
High-Maximum number of athletes (including front spots) participate in 1 specialty kick double full toss. 3 additional tosses are performed. Includes a variety
Most of these teams have the variety down but they do straight kick doubles, not specialty. Unless I'm reading it wrong. I'm not a judge.. just an aged out college kid on break with nothing better to do hahah