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Don’t get too excited. 😀
Very often DRAFT Codes are revised multiple times before becoming official official.
BUT there are a lot of changes proposed for the next Olympic cycle.
Biggest is scoring 8 skills (like WAG) rather than 10 as we do now.
zhoxxyy posted a summary of changes so you don’t need to read the actual draft. Yet.
IF judges actually deducted for form in the air, Yulo would rank even higher on Floor.
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A deep dive.
Here’s a sample chart.
Ukraine won with a massive difficulty advantage on Pommels and P Bars.
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Available now.
Click on the links below to access the 2025-2028 Code of Points of the respective discipline:
The Rhythmic Gymnastics Code of Points will be published in the coming days, once approved by the FIG Executive Committee.
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It’s rare to see MAG Vault with good execution as the Code values difficulty so much more.
Shewfelt. Uchimura. And Paul Juda.
Legs together in preflight. #respect
A judge using slow motion replay went 9.800.
See more examples on College Gym News:
One of the best routines on Earth, for sure. That number may be a little NCCA high.
Quast to 1-arm Giant is brilliant because it minimizes the risk of angle deduction on regrasp of the Quast.
zhoxxyy did a deep dive into the history of Men’s Floor exercise.
Exactly WHY the 2004 Olympics was won by the very artistic Kyle Shewfelt — yet is fugly as Hell 20 years later.
The discussion on men’s floor routines revolves around the balance between artistry and athleticism, as their since the 1930’s has primarily emphasized challenging tumbling skills.
With updates to the Code of Points on the horizon, the potential inclusion of choreography has sparked excitement and skepticism, raising questions about the impact on technical specifications and gender…
Men’s Artistic Gymnastics: Exploring the Inclusion of Choreography on Floor
Personally, I’d love maximum time of routine to be reduced.
I’d love FIG to go to 8 counting skills, rather than the current 10.
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