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downgrades in the 2024 Code
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Exactly nobody ever claimed the Women’s Code was logical.
They can’t even find consistent spellings of named skills.
6.6 is the provisional value.
Spencer:
… It’s low for me.
I’ve mentally had this at 6.8 since we heard about it, and I still agree with me. But honestly it’s not as low as I thought they were going to go, and not as egregious a case of undervaluing as the beam dismount from 2019.
The problem with Simone’s double double beam dismount in 2019 being given an H value is that it did not adhere to any kind of recognizable precedent or logic established by previous values of other beam dismounts.
On beam, a double tuck dismount is a D.
Adding a full twist to that bumps it up three tenths to a G.
And then adding another full twist bumps it up…1 tenth? To an H?
Any logical progression falls apart pretty quickly, and the FIG’s post hoc explanation of the value as an effort to preserve the safety of gymnasts was fully laughable coming from an organization that, for example, doesn’t allow a touch warmup for event finals …
Balance Beam Situation

Fantastic.
I just wish she had held that STICK. In Men’s Gymnastics it would have been deducted.
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In the next Code, hip circles, flairs and rolls could replace the turn required in the past.
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Spencer posted a summary of WAG changes. Most are for the better, I’m thinking.


Spencer watches more NCAA routines than anyone on earth — and he’d only award maybe three 10.0 scores this season.
Haleigh‘s vault is one.
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Tom Koll posted a “sneak preview” of changes anticipated to be announced June 2021.
Nothing will be official until the Master Compulsory Workshops.

If you want to see the “sneak preview”, it’s posted online.
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Spencer was complaining the other day how NCAA gymnasts are rarely deducted for conspicuous form breaks on Beam.
Perhaps College judges need study Urara Ashikawa (芦川うらら, Ashikawa Urara) for comparison. 😀
She’s won Beam at several World Cups.
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