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Disqualification: Walk-over
Serious breach of the FIG Statutes, TR or COP Must intervene when:
The marks of the panel are incorrect or impossible The D- judges cannot agree the D- mark
A Line judge has not seen a fault
B. Criteria Lifts
Two 2 lifts are required in a routine. Deduction: 0.5 point for any missing or additional lift.
A lift is defined as: when one or more competitors are lifted off the ground by partners, showing a precise shape.
A lift may involve any combination of competitors. A lift may demonstrate different shapes and different formations but these
must be performed at the same time or same continuous, a set period of a time.
A lift begins when a competitor is lifted off the floor and will finish when all the competitors are down on the floor. The lifted person touching the floor while
lifted will be considered as a Fall. Only the lifted competitors may use elements listed in the “Prohibited Moves”
Chapter 6, 6.1 except held Handstand more than 2 seconds
.
Prohibited lift In the case of a standing lift, i.e. one person lifting two persons, the
lift cannot be higher than 2 persons standing one on top of the other, the base in standing position supporting the lifted person,
both on straight arms in vertical position. Propelling: defined as when a competitor is thrown by a partner into
an airborne position with no contact with partner.
Deduction: 0.5 point each time Prohibited moves
Prohibited moves are those listed in the Code of Points list of Prohibited moves. see Chapter 7.1.
Deduction: 0.5 point each time Interruption of performance
Interruption of performance is defined when a competitor stops
executing movements for a period of time between 2 and 10 seconds and then continues.
Deduction: 0.5 point each time Stop of performance
A stop of performance is defined when a competitor stops more than 10
seconds applies in all categories. Competitors will receive all the socres according to the COP
Deduction: 2.0 points Late appearance on the competition area
When a competitor fail to appear on the competition area within 20 seconds after being called
Deduction: 0.5 point Walk-over
When a competitor fails to appear on the competition area within 60 seconds after being called.
Disqualified from the category in question. Presentation fault
When called upon by the announcer, the competitors may present themselves in clean sportive manner without theatrical presentation
and go to their starting position.
Deduction: 0.2 point for Theatrical Presentation Attire errors
Attire errors refer to violation of Chap. 2 2.3, which will give a
deduction of 0.2 point each time for different criteria.
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The time begins with the first audible sound cue sign excluded and ends with the last audible sound. If the routine length with the music is
more or less than COP states, the following deduction will be made by CJP with Time Judges’ notification to the CJP
For all categories
A time infraction: +- 2 seconds of tolerance
1’23’’ to 1’24’’ or 1’36 to 1’37’’: Deduction: 0.2 point
A time fault: +- 3 seconds of tolerance or more
Less than 1’23’’ or more than 1’37’’: D eduction: 0.5 point
Disciplinary penalties
A warning or disqualification is declared in accordance with the Code of Points section on
disciplinary penalties. Themes in contravention of the Olympic Charter and Code of Ethics will
receive a
deduction of 2.0 points. The Rights of CJP:
To receive a pre-competition preparation normally 2 days by the Superiror Jury of the role and responsitilities of the competition.
To receive respect for Office held during any competition.
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C. De duc t ions, w a rnings a nd disqua lific a t ions m a de by t he Cha ir of J udge s Pa ne l:
