What is the deduction for uneven leg separation during leaps or jumps?

The correct deduction for uneven leg separation during leaps or jumps is indeed 0.1. This deduction is applied when a gymnast demonstrates a minor error in leg position while performing these elements. The purpose of this standard is to encourage gymnasts to achieve optimal form during their routines. A slight separation is considered a minor flaw and thus corresponds with a lower deduction.

A deduction of 0.1 reflects the emphasis on clean execution, promoting the importance of maintaining alignment and form without penalizing the gymnast too harshly for a small mistake. Larger deductions are reserved for more severe errors in execution or form that significantly detract from the performance quality.