Failure to complete a prescribed exercise as published above will result in an interruption to the exercise (e.g. for performing an incorrect element). The maximum mark will be determined according to the number of correct, complete elements performed.
Landing on one foot at the end of an exercise will be deemed as an interruption, therefore that move will not be counted and the gymnasts will lose 1 mark from execution and the difficulty of the element.
Arms should come into the chest on a half turn jump (as a final skill). Failure to do this will result in a technical error of 0.1 for arm position from the execution judges.
Where the half turn is ‘mid exercise, arms should go overhead. Failure to do this will result in a technical error of 0.1 for arm position from the execution judges.
Please note the changes in some of the levels, (e.g. club 5 exercise 1 is now a continued tumble and should not have any stops or pauses in).
Qualification to the Club Cup Championships should be based on one or more objective, predetermined criteria. It is for the regions to determine their qualifying criteria and the TC would suggest a minimum execution score of 46.2 for three exercises at one of the qualifying events.
There are no nationally prescribed qualification criteria and this is to allow regions appropriate flexibility to meet their needs. These technical requirements may also be used for Club competitions.
Competition Format
Club Cup Series & Championships
Qualification – 3 exercises, cumulative score
FIG rules will apply
Tie Breaks
In case of a tie at any place, the ranking will be determined by the following criteria:
The gymnast with the highest sum of D Scores of all exercises will prevail
The gymnast with the highest sum of all the E scores of all exercises will prevail
The gymnast with the highest sum of all E scores per skill of all exercises minus the lower E score per skill prevails.
If there is still a tie, the tie will not be broken.