If a gymnast lacks presentation before or after their exercise, what is the deduction?

The deduction for a gymnast lacking presentation before or after their exercise is 0.10. Presentation is an important aspect of gymnastics, as it reflects a gymnast's ability to engage with the audience and judges through their demeanor and overall presentation. This includes how they enter and exit the floor, their posture, and their expression throughout the routine. A deduction of 0.10 acknowledges that while the gymnast's presentation may not meet the expected standards, it is not sufficiently severe to warrant a larger penalty.

A larger deduction would typically indicate a more significant issue with the gymnast's overall performance or major errors in the routine itself. In this case, the 0.10 deduction serves to reinforce the importance of presentation while allowing for some minor leeway in cases where a gymnast may not fully excel in this area.