During a front handspring to two feet at Level 4, which action is not subject to deduction?

The correct choice pertains to landing on two feet simultaneously during a front handspring, which is a requirement for that skill at Level 4. This action is not subject to deduction because achieving a two-foot landing is considered a correct and desirable outcome for the execution of the front handspring. It reflects proper technique and control, signifying that the gymnast has successfully completed the skill as intended.

In contrast, other options would typically incur deductions because they indicate either a lack of control or failure to execute the skill correctly. Landing on one foot can imply instability or balance issues, and using a jump to take off indicates a lack of proper technique in initiating the skill. Failure to rebound immediately after the landing may reflect insufficient energy or control following the handspring. Thus, landing on two feet simultaneously stands out as the only action that aligns with the criteria for successful completion, free from deductions.