For a Level 5 floor round off, what is the deduction for not landing on both feet simultaneously?

For a Level 5 floor exercise, when a gymnast performs a round off, landing on both feet simultaneously is a critical element for a well-executed skill. The deduction for not landing on both feet at the same time is set at 0.10. This standard reflects the importance of controlled landings, contributing to overall presentation and stability in routines. Ensuring that both feet touch the mat simultaneously indicates good execution and control over the skill, which is essential at this level of gymnastics. A landing that is staggered or uneven suggests a lack of precision, prompting the need for a noticeable deduction in the scoring.