What is the total deduction allowed for an insufficient straight hollow body position during a stretched flyaway?

The total deduction allowed for an insufficient straight hollow body position during a stretched flyaway is up to 0.20. This deduction is based on the importance of maintaining a proper body position to ensure both safety and execution quality. A straight hollow body position is crucial for achieving the intended flight trajectory and landing in a controlled manner. Movement out of this position can result in a less favorable appearance of the skill and may affect the overall alignment during the dismount.

While other options present higher possible deductions, the specific deduction for insufficient body position in this instance is capped at 0.20. This emphasizes that while the position is important, there are limits to how much the judge can deduct in this category for a single element like the stretched flyaway. Understanding this allows gymnasts and coaches to focus on achieving the correct body position without excessive worry over potentially larger deductions that apply to different elements or errors.