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Colorado Gymnastics Judges Association President John Scanlan - jvscanlan@earthlink.net JO Assigning Director: John Scanlan National Assigning Director - Gerrit DeJonge - gdejonge@webaccess.net Judges Cup Meet Director - Bob Busse - bobbusse@hotmail.com JUNIOR OLYMPIC JUDGING ASSIGNMENTS JUDGING COURSE SCHEDULE
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JUDGING COMMENTS APEX - December 3, 2005 - John Scanlan
Level 6 Still
Rings: About half of the boys received credit for their back lever.
Level 7 Still
Rings: The bonus for the handstand is awarded for a 3-sec hold with the
feet off the cables and no large error. Wrapping the feet around the cables
while acheiving the handstand is deducted as a large error or a fall. One
gymnast received the bonus for the handstand, but also received deductions
for bent arms and not turning the rings out.
Golden, December 17, 2005 Note: This was a new level competition. Floor Exercise - Gerrit DeJonge The athletes need to improve their execution and learn the routines. Pommel Horse - John Scanlan Keeping form is very difficult on compulsory routines, particularly when the athlete does not turn his hips into his leg swings. The height of each swing stride swing/scissor is determined by the height of the back leg, not the front leg. Level 5: Few of the boys performed a distinct wende dismount on the mushroom. Level 6: Most of the boys took a small/medium deduction for failure to swing the first part of the faint to circle. The split on the flair is sideways and must be maintained throughout the flair, particularly, the back side. Level 7: Keep working, it'll come. Still Rings - Mike Brey: Levels 4 & 5: Competition on rings was okay. The few experienced guys that showed up to the meet performed much better than the first timers. Major issues on rings included swings not getting to the appropriate level (horizontal in most cases), and major form breaks during the mount onto the rings. To maximize the score it is important to keep good form while being lifted onto the rings. Neil Schmidt Level 6 & 7: 4-5 Boys had good heel and toe drive on swings, inlocates, and dislocates Vault - Neil Schmidt Level 4: Only 4 to 5 boys accelerated all the way to the board. Level 5: Only 2 vaulters showed extension from the somi before landing. Level 6 & 7: Only 2-3 handsprings rose because of great heal drive. Everyone else received blocking and height deductions. Parallel Bars - Stanton Peterson Level 4 & 5: Overall good routines, most gymnasts need to work on higher swings. John Scanlan Level 6 & 7: Many of the boys were assisted with their Moy, for a 0.5 spot deduction and half credit. Many swings were greater than 45 degrees from their required end. After the straddle L, the athlete is required to press to horizontal. Swinging results in no credit.
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