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2012-13 Girls Gymnastics

2012-13 Girls Gymnastics. Advisory Committees. Coaches: Tracy Howard, Menomonee Falls/Germantown, Jessica Hill, Platteville, Karen Kuhlmann Holmen, TBD, Donna Stevens, Reedsburg Area Officials: Ann Renn. Emergency Safety Procedures & The “ Plan ”.

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2012-13 Girls Gymnastics

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  1. 2012-13 Girls Gymnastics

  2. Advisory Committees • Coaches: Tracy Howard, Menomonee Falls/Germantown, Jessica Hill, Platteville, Karen Kuhlmann Holmen, TBD, Donna Stevens, Reedsburg Area • Officials: Ann Renn

  3. Emergency Safety Procedures & The “Plan” • Review current procedures with administration. • Update/adjust to fit needs of the gymnastics program. • Communicate with athletic training staff on a weekly basis.

  4. How Rules Are Made

  5. Constitutional Change Student Assembly During the School Year (VI-2-A) "Subsequently, students may voluntarily assemble at any time without school and/or school coach involvement."   Students may now assemble out of season in any manner they choose during the school year and during the summer.   However, their high school coaches and high schools many not be involved.  The assembly must be open to any and all along with being voluntary. The fundamental rule with coaching contact has NOT changed.  Coaches may not have coaching contact with any athletes they will be coaching the following school season during restricted times (except their own children).  

  6. Signs SIGNS concussion (what others can see in an injured athlete) • Dazed or stunned appearance • Change in the level of consciousness or awareness • Confused about assignment • Forgets plays • Unsure of score, game, opponent • Clumsy

  7. Signs SIGNS concussion (what others can see in an injured athlete) • Answers more slowly than usual • Shows behavior changes • Loss of consciousness • Asks repetitive questions or memory concerns

  8. Symptoms Common SYMPTOMS of concussion (what an injured athlete feels) • Headache • Nausea • Dizzy or unsteady • Sensitive to light or noise • Feeling mentally foggy • Problems with concentration and memory • Confused • Slow

  9. Judging Manual • The new Judging Manual is available on www.nfhs.org • Manual includes the following: • Section on Judging Mechanics • Judges Cue Sheets • Inquiry Sheet • Chief Judge/Meet Referee Deduction Sheet • Event Scoresheets • Meet Management • Supplemental Explanations on Rules

  10. Wisconsin Update • If a traditional warm-up segment occurs 20 minutes or longer prior to the first event, a two-minute touch is required for each event.

  11. NFHS Gymnastics • Communications • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) www.nfhs.org • Element Clarifications www.nfhs.org • Directly to the state association girls gymnastics sport administrator • State association girls gymnastics sport administrator to NFHS Gymnastics Consultant

  12. NFHS Girls Gymnastics Publications • The Rules Book, Scorebook, Competitors Numbers and 2012-13 Rules PowerPoint can be ordered: • online at www.nfhs.com • by calling 1-800-776-3462

  13. FREE! • Creating a Safe and Respectful Environment • Addresses hazing, bullying and cyber bullying, inappropriate relationships and social media • Strength and Conditioning • Content from NSCA, designed to educate coaches to how to properly train students • A Guide to Acclimatization and Heat Illness Prevention • Will be available before practice starts for the fall of 2012 at www.nfhslearn.com! New Courses at nfhslearn.com!

  14. NFHS Officials Association Central Hub Contains • sport information • rules information • rules library • searchable rules book and case book • content on officiating sport, competition situations and interpretations www.nfhs.arbitersports.com

  15. Rules Interpretations Review 2012-13 GYMNASTICS

  16. 2012 Girls GymnasticsRules Book Corrections • Page 21, Group 2, 6-6-2, shade 2.301 ¼ - ¾ 9.0 • Page 17, 28, 53, 6-1-2b, 7-1-2b, 8-1-2b, shade 19 inches • Page 17, 6-1-2e should read “One manufactured hand placement mat may be placed on the runway (not on the board) for ROUND OFF ENTRY VAULTS ONLY • Page 73, top of page, Equipment 8.1.5 Situation A – (b) should read “an 8” skill cushion on top…….” • Page 94, Group 8, should read “SALTOS FORWARD” and no shading

  17. DefinitionsRule 1 • Advanced High Superior (AHS) • High Superior • Superior • Medium • Back-to-Back Superiors • Balk • Direction Change • High Level Back-to-Back Superior (HL BBS) • Low Level Back-to-Back Superior (LL BBS)

  18. Duties of the Chief JudgeRule 2-2-1a(2) • Before the meet the chief judge shall inspect and measure equipment and the padded competitive floor exercise areato verify specifications

  19. Competitive FX AreaRule 9-1-1b Boundary Line Padded Competitive FX Area FX Carpet Minimum 42’ x 42’ Area

  20. Thickness of MattingRule 3-1-3a, b • The minimum working and landing area shall be 4 ¾ inches • The maximum total matting including the sting mat shall be 19 inches • Only manufactured mats referenced in the rules book shall be used

  21. Equipment SpecificationsRules 6-1, 7-1, 8-1, 9-1 • Equipment specifications in Section 1 on each event were updated • Landing area on vault and beam must be 8 feet wide beginning this year • The working area under the beam must be 15 feet wide and 15 ½ feet long • A board/folded panel mat/mount trainer mat may be used for mounting and then removed • Spotting blocks or panel mats may be used and then removed • Maximum matting is 19 inches

  22. Repeating an ExerciseRule 2-2-1b(9) • Allow a second trial when apparatus fails or other interference not within the control of the gymnast • Routine may be repeated in its entirety or continued from the point of interruption • Decision to repeat must be made before score is flashed

  23. Meet Referee AuthorityRule 2-4-11 • The meet referee retains clerical authority during the contest and after the contest to file reports that are responsive to actions occurring while the meet referee had jurisdiction • State associations may intercede regarding unusual incidents that may occur before, during or after the meet referee’s jurisdiction has ended

  24. Determining the RangeRules 4-4-1, 3 • Range of scores is determined by the average score not chief judge score • Counting scores must be within range of each other as determined by the average • The chief judge should call a conference for scores that are out of range with each other to bring them into range

  25. Averaging 2 or 3 Judge PanelsRule 4-4-2b • 2 or 3 judge panels • Average all scores • All scores must be within range of each other as determined by the average • Example of 2 judge panel • 8.6, 8.9 average = 8.75 • Range for 8.75 average is 0.30 • Difference between 8.6 and 8.9 = 0.30 is in range • Example of 3 judge panel • 8.0, 8.1, 8.2 = 8.13 • Range for 8.13 average = 0.50 • Difference between 8.0, 8.1, 8.2 = 0.20 is in range

  26. Exceeding Warm-Up TimeRule 5-1-6a(1), (2) • 0.20 is taken after one warning from the team score • Deduction applies only to the practice of an element(s) • If time is called as gymnast prepares for an element or dismount, gymnast may continue to finish element and/or dismount

  27. Inquiry ProcessRules 5-1-4a-e, 5-1-6b • Back-to-back superiors were deleted from list because they are part of the Bonus category • Inquiries involving judgment will not be accepted by the meet referee

  28. Chief Judge DeductionsRules 6-5-2h&i, 7 & 8-3-7h&i, 9-3-7i&j • Signaling is no longer a violation • Verbal cues by coach or teammate(s) to own gymnast (after one warning) is a 0.20 chief judge deduction • Excessive use of magnesia or use of tape on the vault table or other apparatus is a 0.20 chief judge deduction • Velcro strips, athletic tape or small chalk marks may be placed across the width of the vault runway and must be removed no later than at the end of the rotation

  29. Vault Without Signal from CJRule 6-2-5b, NOTE • A vault that is performed without the signal will not count as one of the 3 authorized attempts

  30. Vault DeductionsRules 6-4-2a (4), 6-5-1c • Alternate repulsion of hands from the vault table for Groups 2 and 3 is an up to 0.20 deduction • Coach standing between board and vault table is a 0.50 deduction • Exception: Deduction is not taken if the gymnast performs a round-off entry vault

  31. Vault Values Rules 6-6-2, 4, 5, 6 • 2.301 ¼ - ¾ 9.0 (end facing in or out) • 2.503 ½ - 2/1 10.0 • 4.504 ¼ - ¼ Front salto 10.0 ¼ - ¾ Front salto 10.0 • 5.501 RO – FF on – 2/1 off 10.0 • 6.403 RO – FF 1/1 on – Repulsion off 9.6 • 6.404 RO – FF 1/1 on – ½ off 9.8

  32. BonusRules 4-1-2E, 7-3-5, 8-3-5, 9-3-5 • Bonus – 0.80 • (max 0.40) AHS – diff, no fall/spot (0.20 ea) • (0.20) HL BBS (0.20) • (max 0.20) May earn .2 in one of three ways LL BBS (0.10 ea, up to 0.20) 2nd HL BBS (0.20) 3rd AHS – diff, no fall/spot (0.20)

  33. BonusRules 4-1-2E(1), NOTES 1, 2 • Up to a maximum of 0.40 for 2 different advanced high superiors • 0.20 for one advanced high superior with no fall or spot • 0.20 for a second different advanced high superior with no fall or spot • NOTE 1: May be performed a second time for AHS credit if there is no fall or spot • NOTE 2: If there is a fall or spot, credit may be earned in difficulty, event requirements, back-to-back superiors

  34. BonusRule 4-1-2E(2) • 0.20 For 1 high level back-to-back superior • HS + HS • HS + AHS • AHS + AHS

  35. BonusRule 4-1-2E(3) • Up to a maximum of 0.20 • 0.10 each – For each LL BBS-maximum of 2 • S+S, S+HS, S+AHS, • 0.20 – For a second HL BBS • HS+HS, HS+AHS, AHS+AHS • 0.20 – For a third different AHS with no fall or spot

  36. BonusRule 4-1-2-E, NOTES 3, 4 • NOTE 3: A single element in a series may not be counted twice to receive back-to-back credit • NOTE 4: In floor exercise: superior, high superior and/or advanced high superior acro elements may be included in one continuous, uninterrupted acro pass without being directly connected

  37. Uneven BarsVariety in Choice GuidelinesRule 7-3-3a(1-3) • 0.05 Lack of performance of both forward and backward elements • 0.05 Overuse of same connections (LB to HB) • Up to 0.10 Lack of balance/overuse of elements from same group • Examples: circles/swings/kips/pirouettes/releases

  38. Uneven BarsVariety in Choice GuidelinesRule 7-3-3a(4-6) • Up to 0.10 Overuse of variations of same element • Up to 0.10 Elements of highest value connected primarily to elements of lowest value • 0.10 Using the same element twice to fulfill difficulty Value Parts

  39. Uneven BarsSpacing and DirectionRule 7-3-3b • Up to 0.10 Insufficient direction changes (excludes the mount/dismount) and bar changes • 0.05 for lack of 1 direction change • 0.05 for lack of 2 bar changes • NOTE: A fall from 1 bar and continuation on the other bar constitutes a bar change

  40. Uneven BarsExtra SwingsRule 7-3-4c (8) NOTES 1, 2 • NOTE 1: No more than 2 consecutive extra swings should be deducted on any single element (maximum of 0.60) • NOTE 2: After a fall, a gymnast is allowed to jump (or be lifted) to the bar and may take a maximum of 2 pump swings to initiate momentum. If more than 2 are taken, a 0.30 deduction for each extra swing(s) (after the 2 allowed) would be applied up to a maximum of 0.60

  41. Uneven BarsHandstand Angle DeductionsRule 7-4a Figure 1 When vertical is expected and is NOT achieved the following angle deductions will apply: no ded no ded no hdst credit .05 • 0° - 10° no deduction • handstand awarded • 11° - 20° deduct .05 • handstand awarded • 21° - 45° no deduction • no handstand • >45° deduct .05 • no handstand .05 no hdst credit

  42. Uneven Bar ElementsRules 7-6-3, 4 • 3.303 Uprise backward to clear support on HB, also with ½ turn (180°) or with flank/rear/straddle vault over HB w/wo ½ twist (180°) - HS • 4.303 Clear underswing on LB, release and counter movement forward in flight to hang on HB - HS

  43. Uneven Bar ElementsRules 7-6-7, 8 • 7.301 Facing inward-Stalder backward with release and counter movement forward in flight to hang on HB (Ray) - HS • 8.203 Underswing (toe-on) with ½ turn (180°) to clear support on same bar - S

  44. Balance BeamSeries of ElementsRules 8-2-3, 5 • A single element may fulfill more than one event requirement • Exception: A single element within a series shall not be used twice in order to fulfill two series requirements • Two medium acro elements may be awarded superior credit if specific requirements are met • A medium acro element that attains vertical connected to a S/HS/AHS element that has flight on the beam will no longer receive BBS credit

  45. Balance BeamVariety in Choice GuidelinesRules 8-3-3a(1-5), 9-3-3a(1-5) • Up to 0.10 Lack of variety of acro elements • Up to 0.10 Lack of variety of dance elements • Up to 0.10 Lack of balance of acro and dance elements • Up to 0.10 Balance in the level of acro vs. dance value parts • Up to 0.10 Most higher level Value Parts being isolated elements

  46. Balance BeamVariety in Choice GuidelinesRule 8-3-3a(6-8), 9-3-3a(6-8) • Up to 0.10 Variety of connections (non-Value Parts) • BB - Using more than 2 straight leg pivot turns • Lack of variety in arm movements, locomotor movements, etc • 0.10 Overuse of dance elements of the same shape • More than 2 elements with a wolf or tuck shape, with or without twist • More than 2 elements with a straddle shape, with or without twist • 0.10 Using the same element twice to fulfill difficulty Value Parts

  47. Balance BeamSpacing and DirectionRule 8-3-3b, NOTE • NOTE: May include the mount but not the dismount, may not include a handstand which has no direction and a tic-toc may count as a forward or backward direction element

  48. Balance Beam ElementsRules 8-6-1, 2 • 1.407 Salto forward to arrive in stand or sit on beam, also with ½ twist (180°) -AHS • 2.209 Switch leg lp/jp 135° w/wo ¼ - S • 2.309 Switch leg lp/jp 180° - HS • 2.409a Switch lp/jp 180° w/ ¼ to side split- AHS • 2.409b Switch lp/jp 180° w/ ¼ to straddle pike - AHS • 2.409c Switch lp/jp to ring at head height-AHS • 2.212 Ring/stag ring lp/jp at waist height -S • 2.412 Ring/stag ring lp/jp at head height -AHS

  49. Balance Beam ElementsRules 8-6-7, 8, 11 • 7.101 Forward roll or shoulder roll with hand support - M • 7.103 Backward roll or shoulder roll with hand support - M • 8.301 Walkover forward in side position to side stand - HS • 8.402 Jump backward (flic-flac take-off) with ½ twist (180°) to walkover forward (Onodi) - AHS • 11.203, 11.303, 11.403 & 11.407 Dismount can be from side or end

  50. Floor ExerciseMusic with Song/SpeechRule 9-3-7o • 1.00 Absence of music or music with song/ speech • Human sounds are allowed, provided there are no words spoken or sung

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