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Tahnee RSG.net Moderator
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Posted: Tue, 27-Mar-2012 23:19 Post subject: Re: Combination balance with clubs |
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gg1219 wrote: | Hello,
What is the value of side – side inclination with help combination balance with roll of one club from the neck on one arm and catching it with the other club in this arm?
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If I knew what a side-side inclination balance was, I might be able to help you... _________________ http://www.youtube.com/Tahnee2612 |
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gg1219
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Posted: Tue, 27-Mar-2012 23:51 Post subject: |
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Sorry. Sideway split with help into side scale with help. I know that the combination balance itself is 0.2+0.4+0.1=0.7. I can not figure out the apparatus part. Roll of one club down with shoulder release and catching it with the other club same arm. Thank you for your help. |
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Tahnee RSG.net Moderator
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Posted: Wed, 28-Mar-2012 10:51 Post subject: |
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So you are catching the club without hands? It would be:
Handling (in a balance, without hands): 0.20 _________________ http://www.youtube.com/Tahnee2612 |
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gg1219
Joined: 24 Oct 2008 Posts: 83
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Posted: Wed, 18-Apr-2012 22:14 Post subject: combination balance |
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From the Code of Points:
Any difficulty performed with a value lower than entered in the form will not count;
difficulties performed with a higher value will keep the value indicated on the form –
except for Pivots and Flexibility difficulties with body rotation (see Individual Exercises
corresponding chapters)
Does it mean that if only one part of combination balance is executed, this part does not get counted? It has to be entire combination or nothing.
Also, if the gymnast drop one club during difficulty of balance, the difficulty still counts, just gets penalized.
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Denisa
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Juliana
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Posted: Tue, 3-Jul-2012 0:46 Post subject: |
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The fouette balance is not counted because she hops/slides after the back scale balance. _________________ the sixth sense |
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Denisa
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Posted: Tue, 3-Jul-2012 7:49 Post subject: |
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Juliana wrote: | The fouette balance is not counted because she hops/slides after the back scale balance. |
Beside the execution fault, I was referring to the fouette technique meaning turning the hip during one of the shapes.
I saw many gymnasts not respecting this rule, they just do the 3 shapes required by CoP, but they don't use the right technique. And my question was if the judges count the difficulty.
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Juliana
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Posted: Wed, 4-Jul-2012 0:06 Post subject: |
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Denisa wrote: | Juliana wrote: | The fouette balance is not counted because she hops/slides after the back scale balance. |
Beside the execution fault, I was referring to the fouette technique meaning turning the hip during one of the shapes.
I saw many gymnasts not respecting this rule, they just do the 3 shapes required by CoP, but the don't use the right technique. And my question was if the judges count the difficulty. |
Many gymnasts?! REALLY??
As far as I know most of them perform their fouette balances correctly - with at least 1 changing of direction that is!
I don't quite understand what you meant by 'not using the right technique'.. what technique are you referring to... _________________ the sixth sense |
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*Kalinka*
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Posted: Wed, 4-Jul-2012 9:08 Post subject: |
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Juliana wrote: | Denisa wrote: | Juliana wrote: | The fouette balance is not counted because she hops/slides after the back scale balance. |
Beside the execution fault, I was referring to the fouette technique meaning turning the hip during one of the shapes.
I saw many gymnasts not respecting this rule, they just do the 3 shapes required by CoP, but the don't use the right technique. And my question was if the judges count the difficulty. |
Many gymnasts?! REALLY??
As far as I know most of them perform their fouette balances correctly - with at least 1 changing of direction that is!
I don't quite understand what you meant by 'not using the right technique'.. what technique are you referring to... |
Not sure about what Denisa means, but the CoP says: minimum 3 heel supports taken with a fixation in relevé for each shape. I was wondering about this for a while: many gymnasts put their heel down only two times during the balance, because they generally perform 3 shapes. So the heel is down only after the 1st shape and after the 2nd shape.
But maybe Denisa was referring to the fact that Miteva, during the 2nd shape (passé) rotates in relevé and not on flat foot, like the majority of gymnasts do... |
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Anceps
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Posted: Wed, 4-Jul-2012 15:26 Post subject: |
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*Kalinka* wrote: |
Not sure about what Denisa means, but the CoP says: minimum 3 heel supports taken with a fixation in relevé for each shape. I was wondering about this for a while: many gymnasts put their heel down only two times during the balance, because they generally perform 3 shapes. So the heel is down only after the 1st shape and after the 2nd shape.
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I think that in english Cop it's not explained so well!! I read it in the french version and there, it's written in this way: "..reprise d’appui avec la fixation en relevé de chaque forme au minimum 3 fois.." ..so, 3 shapes!! |
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*Kalinka*
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Posted: Wed, 4-Jul-2012 16:38 Post subject: |
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Anceps wrote: | *Kalinka* wrote: |
Not sure about what Denisa means, but the CoP says: minimum 3 heel supports taken with a fixation in relevé for each shape. I was wondering about this for a while: many gymnasts put their heel down only two times during the balance, because they generally perform 3 shapes. So the heel is down only after the 1st shape and after the 2nd shape.
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I think that in english Cop it's not explained so well!! I read it in the french version and there, it's written in this way: "..reprise d’appui avec la fixation en relevé de chaque forme au minimum 3 fois.." ..so, 3 shapes!! |
You are right. The English version is very misleading! And the Italian one too. |
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