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Simple Guide to the 2005 Trampolining Code of Points The FIG Trampolining Technical Committee has now produced a new code of points (Set of rules) which will come into force in January 2005 for the next 4 years. They have advised that we should base our rules in GB on the FIG ones but also accept that we may add or change some of them. We will keep as near to the International rules as we can so that our International performers, coaches and judges can transfer comfortably from BG rules to International rules without coming across many problems. Some of the new rules do not suit the way we run our competitions and because of this we will use our own rules. International Rule Changes and additions
The
number in the margin refers to the rule number in the code of points. Unless it
is stated otherwise, we will be adopting the rule as written.
Changes and further comments about the rule are written in italics.
1 Individual Competition Finals - A zero start for the finals, for individual and team finals. There will only be 8 individuals in a final for Worlds, Olympics, World Cups etc. 2 Team Competition Team Finals - 5 teams of 3 compete an extra ‘Team Finals’ routine; all 3 scores to count; zero start final. We will not be having a ‘team finals’ round. Our team rules will remain the same. 4 Winners In the event of an equal placing the ranking it is based on the form scores for that particular round as follows: a)
the performer with the highest form mark score for that round is given
the higher place. b)
If
the scores are still the same, all 5 form scores are taken and the highest form
score gives the highest place. c)
If
there is still an equal, the highest 4 form scores are taken, then the highest 3
and so on until a ranking is possible. This is also
done in a similar way for the team
event. The highest team score
(total of the three highest places) is ranked. a)
If there is an equal place then the highest two performers scores for
that round are taken, b)
then
the highest one to produce a result. (The team event scores will involve difficulty marks)
The current Swescore computer system can actually do this ranking. 5 Routines Internationally, the set routine will have some compulsory elements (skills) in it and some ‘free elements’.
Currently our Grade 2 U18/O18s
groups and our Grade 1 U18/O18 and Mens/Ladies groups use this and will continue
to do so. 6 Dress for Performers Men cannot wear gym trousers in black or any other deep dark colour. 7 Competition Cards (Tariff Sheets) Where a Compulsory routine is used with only certain required elements (As in 5 above). There will be a deduction of 0.1 (by each Execution judge) for each change in the order of skills performed in the compulsory. There will be a deduction of 1.0 (by each Execution judge) for each missing required element. (See also Rule 15) There will be a 1.0 deduction (by each execution judge) for each repeated skill in the routine. Note: it will no longer be a routine termination if there is a change to the compulsory routine e.g. if the skills are performed in an order different to that which is written. Please
note that this will only apply to our Grade 1 & 2 U18, O18 and Mens/Ladies
competitions so don’t panic at the grade 3 – 6 competition, in this level of
competition none of the above applies. 8 Equipment - only refers to FIG norms, dimensions & tolerances. No distances of trampolines given however they are in the norms. 9 Safety Requirements Most of this section is removed & reference made to the FIG technical regulations. Height of hall: this section is removed, and now included under norms & tolerances.
The new BG rules will keep the Safety requirements and there are no
significant changes from what we have had in the past 11 Superior Jury & Jury of Appeal (which replaces the arbitration jury) is replaced by the fig term Superior Jury. Reference then made to the FIG technical regulations.
We are
going to continue with an Arbitration Jury and Protests in the same way
as before for another experimental year. 16 Interruptions to a routine Skills which land on 1 foot are no longer counted. Termination is at the skill prior to the 1-footed landing. There is also no longer a deduction for landing on one foot (0.3) 17
Termination of a Routine
Landing on both feet on the tenth skill
The interpretation of
this rule now states that the performer must reach the vertical position with his/her body when landing on both feet for
this skill to count. If they land
on the feet but never reach the vertical position and have to use hands to avoid
falling over onto front or face or they fall over onto seat or back as soon as
they hit the bed the skill will not be counted. When this occurs, no
deduction for the fall will be given. 18 Scoring Tariff is now called the ‘A’ score and Execution now called ‘B’ score Difficulty – 0.1 bonus is given per completed somersault (each somersault is worth 0.5 instead of 0.4) Single somersaults without twist performed in pike or straight position receive an additional 0.1 (same as currently used) Multiple
somersaults of 720º or more (doubles +), with or without twist, executed in the
straight or pike position will receive an additional 0.2 points. (Fliffis
will get 0.2, Triffis will also get 0.2 ) Synchro trampolining now only has 4 Execution judges, 2 per trampoline, the marks are put together and the highest and lowest are deducted, the remaining scores are added to give the ‘B’ score. (It is possible that the counting Execution scores will both be from the same trampoline.)
The
Synchro score is to be determined by dropping the high & the low scores of
the 3 synchro judges and doubling the mark (as
we do now). 19.
Competition
Jury
In synchronised trampolining Judges 1 & 3 look at bed 1 , Judges 2
& 4 look at bed 2. There is no
assistant difficulty judge in synchro. This
is to be done by the assistant Chair of Judges panel. The Superior Judge is now called the Chair of the Judges Panel. 20
Duties of Chair of Judges Panel
(Additional duties) Decide if there is an obvious numerical error in the
scores.
Ie. If the tariff judges have perhaps made an error. 21 Duties of the Judge for Execution Changes to deductions at the end of the routine. There is no longer a specific deduction for landing on only 1 foot The deduction for falling onto knees or hands/knees has increased to 0.6, same as for seat, front or back (it was 0.5)
TOUCHING springs, pads, frame or end deck is now 0.6
(it was 0.7, landing on the end deck was
0.8) LANDING / FALLING on springs, pads, frame, spotter mat or end deck is now 0.8 (was 0.7 for spotter mat). They have differentiated between touching & landing/falling on. Additional deductions given by Chair of the Judges Panel If a routine is interrupted the deduction for lack of stability still applies after the performer has stopped bouncing (either the element or straight jump/out bounce) Changed elements in the compulsory routine 0.1 (U18/O18, Mens & Ladies Grade 1 & 2 only) Missing elements in the compulsory routine is 1.0 (U18/O18, Mens & Ladies Grade 1 & 2 only) Repetition of a skill in the compulsory routine is 1.0 (U18/O18, Mens & Ladies Grade 1& 2 only) ‘ 24 Duties of Assistant Chair of Judges Panel In Synchro competitions, performs the duties of the Assistant DD judge (see if both trampolines did the same skill) Examples of Tariff Changes
Old
New
Crash Dive 0.3 0.3 Lazy Back
0.3 0.3 Anything
up to 360° rotation is still the same as in 2000
SS+Bonus Twist Shape Cody (T) 0.5 0.6 .6 .0 .0 Back S/S (T) 0.4 0.5 .5 .0 .0 Back S/S (P/S) 0.5 0.6 .5 .0 .1 Back S/S to Back (T) 0.5 0.6 .6 .0 .0 Barani (T,P,S) 0.5 0.6 .5 .1 .0 Full 0.6 0.7 .5 .2 Rudi 0.7 0.8 .5 .3 Double Full 0.8 0.9 .5 .4 1 & ¾ (T) 0.7 0.8 .8 .0 .0 1 & ¾ (P) 0.8 0.9 .8 .0 .1 Double Bounce Roll (T) 0.8 1.0 1.0 .0 .0 Double Bounce Roll (P) 1.0 1.2 1.0 .0 .2 Half Out (T) 0.9 1.1 1.0 .1 .0 Half Out (P) 1.1 1.3 1.0 .1 .2 Double Back (T) 0.8 1.0 1.0 .0 .0 Double Back (P) 1.0 1.2 1.0 .0 .2 Rudi Out (T) 1.1 1.3 1.0 .3 .0 Rudi Out (P) 1.3 1.5 1.0 .3 .2 Full in Full Out (T) 1.2 1.4 1.0 .4 .0 Full In Full Out (P/S) 1.4 1.6 1.0 .4 .2 Half Out Triffus (T) 1.3 1.6 1.5 .1 .0 Half Out Triffus (P) 1.6 1.8 1.5 .1 .2 Steps
or Movement after last skill or out-bounce
0.1 – 0.2 (Execution
Judge’s job) One
or 2 hands down on the bed
0.4 Falling
onto Knees/Hands & Knees/Seat/Front/Back
0.6 Touching
the Pads, Springs, Frame, End Mat
0.6 Landing/Falling
on
the springs, pads, frame, end mat, spotter mat
0.8 Landing/Falling
outside the area of the trampoline
1.0 (Advised
by Chair of the Judges Panel) Additional Deductions Talking
to/giving signals to the performer by spotters or coach. each time
0.3 Intermediate
straight jump in a Vol routine
(for each straight jump)
1.0 Additional
skills (ie 11,12 skills) in the routine
1.0 Exceeding time limits a)
starting a routine
0.1 – 0.3 b)
Abuse of warm up time
0.3 Changing
elements in the first routine (Gd 1 & 2 U/O18s, Men/Ladies)
0.1 per change Missing
required elements in first routine (Gd 1 & 2 U/O18s, Men/Ladies)
1.0 per element Repetitions
of an element in first routine (Gd 1 & 2 U/O18s, Men/Ladies)
1.0 per repetition |