Compulsory Introduction

Question 1

Is there a competition requirement at level 3 to advance to level 4?

Answer 1

No

Question 2

Level 6 means what?

Answer 2

Beginner optional

Question 3

Level 7 means what?

Answer 3

Advanced beginner optional

Question 4

Level 8 means what

Answer 4

Intermediate optional

Question 5

Level 9 means what?

Answer 5

Advanced intermediate optional

Question 6

Level 10 means what?

Answer 6

Advanced optional

Question 7

Level 6 emphasis

Answer 7

Execution, artistic performance, and development of basic optional skills

Question 8

Level 7 emphasis

Answer 8

Execution, artistic performance, and development of basic optional skills

Question 9

Are levels 6 and 7 evaluated on composition?

Answer 9

No

Question 10

Level 8 emphasis

Answer 10

Good execution and presentation rather than the performance of difficult elements

Question 11

Level 9 and 10 emphasis

Answer 11

To provide a competitive opportunity at the highest levels in the development program

Question 12

In order to pass levels 1 through 3, the gymnast must satisfactorily complete what percentage of the routine requirements?

Answer 12

75%

Question 13

How many points are to be evaluated for each exercise to pass? (1-3)

Answer 13

3 of the 4 points

Question 14

If the gymnast has successfully completed all 4 points listed for the exercise but has a fall, is it still considered a successful attempt?

Answer 14

Yes

Question 15

In order to pass a level, do all events need to be successfully comoleted?

Answer 15

Yes

Question 16

In order to advance to level 4. All event levels 1-3 must be successfully completed? True or false?

Answer 16

True

Question 17

What is the start value for levels 1-5 regardless of desired skill choice written in the text?

Answer 17

10.0

Question 18

What is the excreption. To the levels 1-5 standard 10.0 SV?

Answer 18

Level 5 bars - they may perform the level 4 bar dismount with a 9.5 SV

Question 19

Three main body parts addressed by conditioning

Answer 19

Arms, legs, and abdominal

Question 20

By the time a gymnast has completed Level 3, how far should she be capable to run?

Answer 20

60 feet in 4 seconds

Question 21

Flexibility focuses on what parts of the body

Answer 21

Legs, shoulders, and back

Question 22

By the time a gymnast has reached Level 3 status she should eb haile to perform a pike strech how?

Answer 22

Hands and feet flat against the wall and touch chest amd nose to legs

Question 23

While the ultimate goal is to reach a 180 degree split, a minimum of what leg speration is a reasonable goal for the level 3 gymnast?

Answer 23

150 degrees

Question 24

The gymnast should be capable of achieving a minimum of what straddle split by the time she has reached level three status?

Answer 24

150 degrees

Question 25

The goal is to be able to lift a dowel a minimum of how many inches off the floor by the time the gymnast has achieved level 3 status?

Answer 25

10 inches