What is a minor consequence that does not affect the overall score for a routine?

The omission of a skill is typically considered a major error that directly impacts the overall score, as it goes against the requirements for a complete routine. Being out of bounds can also result in deductions that affect the scoring. Coach interference is a serious issue that often leads to significant penalties.

Failure to present, while it detracts from the performance aspect, is usually treated as a minor consequence. It may indicate a lack of confidence or connection with the audience but does not alter the evaluated elements of the routine itself, thus not affecting the overall score significantly. It’s more about the presentation and performance quality rather than a technical skill or requirement that has been missed.