How much is deducted each time an athlete's body touches outside the floor exercise area?

When an athlete's body touches outside the designated area during a floor exercise, a deduction of 0.10 is applied for each instance of boundary violation. This deduction reflects the importance of maintaining control and precision within the defined space of the competition area. Maintaining proper boundaries is crucial in gymnastics as it demonstrates technique, focus, and adherence to competition rules. A larger deduction would indicate a more serious violation, but in this case, the standard deduction for a single boundary touch is set at 0.10, emphasizing the value placed on performance integrity within the specified limits of the exercise area.