What is the deduction for failing to land on both feet simultaneously during a Level 5 floor flic flac?

In Level 5 gymnastics, the landing of a flic flac (back handspring) is a critical component that judges observe closely. When a gymnast performs a flic flac, they are expected to exhibit a controlled landing, which includes landing on both feet simultaneously. If the gymnast fails to achieve this—landing instead with one foot landing before the other or having a staggered stance—this indicates a lack of control and proper technique.

The deduction for this specific error is set at 0.10. This reflects the importance of precision in the execution of skills at this level, as simultaneous landing is an essential criterion for a successful flic flac. Should the gymnast demonstrate a significant deviation from this requirement, such as landing with a marked separation of the feet or having to step forward or backward to regain balance, even larger deductions may apply if the error is pronounced, but the standard deduction for a simultaneous landing failure is established at 0.10.