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yes, and thats where the sloppiness comes inMore specifically, teams are doing dramatically harder/riskier stunts than they used to.
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yes, and thats where the sloppiness comes inMore specifically, teams are doing dramatically harder/riskier stunts than they used to.
Something I've been wondering about is..
Personally I've noticed gyms have been putting more attention into perfecting tumbling that's level appropriate. I've actually noticed this means more girls aging out on level 1/2, and even 3. With open 4 becoming a growing division, do you think you would see open level 2 or 3 eventually? Or would gyms defer to level 4.2?
THIS. It's more and more prevalent due to tighter packed routines are harder stunts across the board. But it still irks me.Also annoying, stunts that hit body positions for < 1 second, then popping down. So if they happen to come down early it's not apparent.
More specifically, teams are doing dramatically harder/riskier stunts than they used to.
One interesting thing I noticed going through some of the NCA score breakdowns is that there are a good number of teams placing in the bottom half of their division with 4.8-4.9 stunt difficulty, yet 4.0-4.1 in execution (or even lower) getting beat by teams with 4.5-4.6 in difficulty and 4.7-4.8 in execution. I saw similar trends in tumbling. I wish more teams would realize that execution is just as, if not more important than maxing out difficulty.To get into high range and try to max out..