All-Star Should Level 5 And 6 Have Different Tumbling Rules?

[KatelynB]

Sometimes, in level 5 or 6, there are athletes with a round off handspring fulls competing against athletes with whip doubles. Where do you put the athlete that has a full but doesn't have variation passes. They don't really belong on level 4 but they wouldn't really be able to compete against athletes with more tumbling. Should level 5 be single fulls and toe tucks and then level 6 be double fulls and toe fulls?

 

[luv2cheer92]

That's pretty much what it already is. No doubles or toe fulls are allowed in level 5.

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[cheermomforever]

Sometimes, in level 5 or 6, there are athletes with a round off handspring fulls competing against athletes with whip doubles. Where do you put the athlete that has a full but doesn't have variation passes. They don't really belong on level 4 but they wouldn't really be able to compete against athletes with more tumbling. Should level 5 be single fulls and toe tucks and then level 6 be double fulls and toe fulls?

That’s what level 5 and 6 difference is now for tumbling......

 

[KPep]

Sometimes, in level 5 or 6, there are athletes with a round off handspring fulls competing against athletes with whip doubles. Where do you put the athlete that has a full but doesn't have variation passes. They don't really belong on level 4 but they wouldn't really be able to compete against athletes with more tumbling. Should level 5 be single fulls and toe tucks and then level 6 be double fulls and toe fulls?

Are you talking about level 6 and 7?

 

[cac4life]

That's what it already is. Are you talking about 6 and 7? I know that level 7 is very stunt heavy, so tumbling is not counted as much, as level 7 teams are open, and normally international.

 

[KatelynB]

Are you talking about level 6 and 7?

USASF 5 and 6 but IASF 6 and 7

 

[KatelynB]

That’s what level 5 and 6 difference is now for tumbling......

Is that a new rule?

 

[Atxmom]

I’m completely confused by this thread.

 

[luv2cheer92]

USASF 5 and 6 but IASF 6 and 7

USASF and IASF levels are the same. Anyway, there are a few skills that are legal in level 7 that are illegal in level 6. But level 7 is more about the stunting.

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[cheermomforever]

Is that a new rule?

level 5 , formally R5 never had doubles in tumbling, the last year rule change, along with the name change, was no standing tumbling to fulls, only layouts....maybe you are thinking of the "old" level 5, which is now 6.

 

[BlueCat]

Yes, L5 and L6 should have different tumbling rules. Fortunately, they already do. Every level has different tumbling rules from every other level.

 

[KatelynB]

level 5 , formally R5 never had doubles in tumbling, the last year rule change, along with the name change, was no standing tumbling to fulls, only layouts....maybe you are thinking of the "old" level 5, which is now 6.

Sorry, nevermind, I've been looking at the wrong rules.

 

[cac4life]

I’m completely confused by this thread.

same

 

[cheerbowgirl101]

Can someone please lock this thread lol OP’s question has been answered and it’s rather confusing.