What is the penalty for failing to land closed feet after a straddle jump (120) in Level 4 floor?

In gymnastics, specific techniques and landing positions are crucial for executing skills correctly and safely. For a straddle jump at Level 4, the requirement is to land with closed feet. When a gymnast fails to meet this landing requirement and does not achieve the closed feet position, a deduction is applied.

The appropriate deduction for not landing with closed feet after a straddle jump is 0.10. This deduction reflects a minor error in execution, acknowledging that the gymnast still performed the jump but did not meet all of the expected criteria. The 0.10 deduction allows for a distinction between significant errors, which might incur a larger penalty, and minor mistakes, such as landing with feet apart.

This understanding is fundamental for judges when assessing routines, as precision in landing and execution ultimately impacts a gymnast’s overall score.