What is the deduction for insufficient height in jumps and leaps according to gymnastics judging standards?

The deduction for insufficient height in jumps and leaps is 0.2. This is defined according to the gymnastics judging standards to maintain consistency and fairness in scoring. Jumps and leaps are expected to achieve a certain level of height to demonstrate the skill and effort of the gymnast. When a gymnast fails to reach this required height, a deduction is applied to reflect the lack of execution quality in that element. The 0.2 deduction is significant enough to highlight the importance of achieving proper height, as it impacts the overall impression of the routine and the technical difficulty of the performance. Other deductions for insufficient height are lower, indicating that judges have assessed the impact of height discrepancies at a scale where 0.2 represents a clear and observable deficiency.