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2021-2022 T210 Annual Update
• New Compulsory Routines in levels
1-7
• New Routine Requirements for
What is New in the level 8 and above
T&T Program • New Development Code of Points
• New USA Elite Code of Points
• New FIG Code of Points
• Updated Rules and Policies
• New Membership Categories What is New • New Certification Requirements with USA Gymnastics?
New Membership Categories and Requirements
New Membership Categories
Old Membership Categories
üCompetitive Coach
qProfessional Member ØProfessional
qJunior Professional Member ØJunior Professional
qInstructor Member üJudge
üMeet Director
üOrganization Owner / Managing
Director
üRecreational Coach
üPhotographer
üMedical
Register for ALL membership types you will fill for the 2021-2022 season (One fee)
Competitive Coach
• Must be 16 years of age or older
• U100 –Fundamental Gymnastics Instruction
Formerly
• USAG Safety Certification (every 4 yrs)
• Annual T210 (every year)
• Coaches 18+
• Background check (every 2 yrs)
Pro / Junior
• U110 Safe Sport Course (every year)
• U112 Tough Coaching or Emotional Abuse
• U113 Safe Sport Policy Course
• Concussion Education Acknowledgment
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Trampoline & Tumbling Development Program
What is New in Development Program?
New Age • New Judges Score Range
New Levels
Groups • New Scoring Process
• New Entry Level
New Routines New Rules • New Mobility Skills
• New Mobility Scores
Coaches • Mobility Tracking
New Scoring Dress Code in
Training • TOF – USOPC GrantAge Groups – TRA / TUM / DMT
Level 1 – 4 Level 5 – 9 Level 10 Open
• 6&U • 8&U • 10 & U • 17 – 21
•7–8 • 9 – 10 • 11 – 12 • 22+
• 13 – 14
• 9 – 10 • 11 – 12
• 15 – 16
• 11 – 12 • 13 – 14
• 13 – 14 15+
• 15+v New athletes may enter the system at any level
up to and including level 8
How do Coaches v Current athletes may compete at the same level
Determine What they competed in 2020
Level Athletes v Current athletes may drop down one level from
can compete in what they competed in 2020
2022?
v Current athletes who earned a mobility score at
any competition since Jan 1 – Dec 31,2020 ,
must move up to the new level by Dec 31, 2021.
v Athletes who earned mobility in 2021 need to
submit their mobility request no later than Dec
31, 21The Open level has moved from the Elite program to the Development
Program. This is a level to help build a stronger foundation for the Elite
New Level Program.
Added to the The purpose of this level is to create a strong competitive program for:
Development Ø Athletes, age 17-21 who have the skill set to mobilize directly into the
Intermediate Elite or Senior Elite levels
Program Ø Athletes, age 22+ who want to continue to compete but have not yet
mastered elite level skillsCurrent Open Elite Athletes:
Ø17 – 21 – Compete in the new Intermediate
Elite level
Current
Open Elite Ø22+ - Compete in the new Open
Athletes Development level
Ø17+ - If the athlete has obtained a mobility
score for Senior Elite in 2020/2021 they may
compete as a Senior EliteNew
All Disciplines
Rules All LevelsNew Inquiry Form and
Inquiry Coaches or Athletes may
Inquire Process
(formerly • Their own score
• The score of another
• Request will not involve:
• Details on what was
known as athlete in respect to:
• Difficulty
called by the Chair of
the Panel
an appeal) • Landing • You will request the
• Penalties Inquiry Jury to determine:
• Calculation Error • Number of valid
elements
• An expected difficulty
value of a voluntary
routineINQUIRY • Athlete
• Calculation error
• Personal Coach of an
Athlete
Who – What of their own score • Calculation error
of their own
• Difficulty of their
own routine athlete
• Interruption of • Difficulty of their
their own routine own athlete
• Landing call of • Interrupted
their own routine routine of their
own athlete
• Landing call of
their own athleteINQUIRY • Athlete • Personal Coach of an
• Difficulty of another Athlete
Who – What athlete • Difficulty of Non-personal
• Landing penalty of athlete
another athlete • Landing penalty of Non-
• Difficulty penalty of personal athlete
another athlete • Difficulty penalty of Non-
• Interrupted routine personal athlete
of another athlete • Interrupted routine of
Non-personal athlete
Non-Personal Athlete = Different Club to AppellantINQUIRY • Feels there has been • Inquiry Process
Why - When an error made • Meet Director notified
• In respect to the within 15 minutes of flight
difficulty awarded or results being made
not awarded available
• In respect to a Chair of • Inquiry must be filed
the Panel call of an within 10 minutes of
interrupted or not notification
interrupted routine • Use Official Inquiry Form
• Mistake in the • Video from similar angle if
calculation of the no official video is
score providedINQUIRY • Inquiry Form • Inquiry Process
• What is the expected • Jury will watch the video
HOW DD and judge the routine ie.
• What is the expected DD, valid elements etc.
number of valid • Jury will not be looking at
elements one specific element
• Jury will judge as the DD
judge or the chair of the
panel
• Jury may not watch in
slow motion or freeze
frameTrampoline & Tumbling
Official Inquiry Form
Inquiry Fees:
Personal Athlete Non Personal Athlete
(different club to appellant)
Local $25.00 $50.00
State $50.00 $100.00
Regional $75.00 $150.00
Official National
•
$100.00 $200.00
The Meet Referee must be notified of a possible inquiry 15 minutes after flights results are available
AND the written inquiry, video and payment within 10 minute of notification.
Inquiry •
•
•
This form and a video are the only items that will be presented to the Jury of Inquiry.
Official video will be used first, the Jury of inquiry may decide to review another video, if
submitted.
Inconclusive video will result in keeping original decision.
• Video similar angle to the judges
• Inquiry of execution scores is not permitted, except in respect to a clerical error.
• Non Personal athlete inquiries are only allowed in regards to difficulty, interruption, landing
penalties and difficulty judges penalties.
• The decision of the Jury of Inquiry is final and must be abided by.
• Rules regarding inquiries are found in the respective Code of Points, Rules & Policies. Should
a specific rule not be found in the above documents, the Jury will refer to the FIG Technical
Regulations.
Please print
Appellant ____________________________________________ _____________ Coach Athlete
Appellant Team Name: _____________________________________________________________
Athlete in Question Name: __________________________________________________________
Athlete In Question Team Name: _____________________________________________________
TRA TUM DMT TRS
Expected # of Valid Elements _______ Expected Difficulty for the Routine ________ Penalties _____
Jury of Inquiry – use back of formScoring Horizontal
Displacement
Execution
• All disciplines two E
Changes • No longer part of Levels judges
• Maximum 20 pts
1-7
• Begins at level 8 • Meet Directors
determine if judges will
• Level 8 – 10 (1 HD judge) use total score or element
• Elite levels (2 HD judges) by element deductions.
• Maximum HD score 10 • Calculations vary
pts. depending on scoring
method2 Execution Judges 3 Execution Judges
(preferred method)
• 2 E Scores using total • 3 E Scores using total
Scoring score: The two scores
are added together to
score: The 3 scores
are averaged and
Calculations determine valid E
Score for each routine
multiplied by 2 and
subtracted from the
maximum mark
• 2 E Scores using
element by element: (20 pts)
The deductions for • 3 E Scores using
each element are element by element:
averaged and then The deductions for
multiplied times two each element are
and deducted from averaged and then
the maximum mark multiplied times two
(20 pts) and deducted from
the maximum mark
(20 pts)Execution
Scoring TRAMPOLINE DOUBLE MINI TUMBLING
Range 2 E Scores 2 E Scores 2 E Scores
0.5 from each 0.2 from each 0.5 from each
other other other
3 E Scores 3 E Scores 3 E Scores
0.5 from 0.2 from 0.5 from
the the the
median score
median score median score
The Chair of the Panel will
determine the best and
fairest way to bring out of
range scores within range.New Tie Breaker Rules
Tie For All Levels
Breaker All Disciplines
Check the Respective
Code of PointsFinals
Cumulative New Life
Qualification + Final Final begins with a
Ø Level 9 score of Zero
Ø Level 10 ØYouth Elite
Ø Open ØJunior Elite
ØIntermediate Elite
ØSenior EliteUSOPC
GRANT
Veriflite
• Systems for each State.
• Must be used at State
and Regional
Championships
TIME OF FLIGHT • National qualifying
scores will include ToF
• Level 10 and above• New Mobility Scores • National Qualifying
New • Now uses the two E Scores
Mobility & Score method to
determine the
• Now uses the two E
Score method to
Qualifying scores for mobility determine the
for level 5 and scores for national
Scores above qualification.
• Level 5 – 8 is a
recommended
score
• Level 9 and above
must be hit at a
sanctioned eventDevelopment Program
TrampolineAll new Compulsory Routines
Major Check Level 8 and above Routine Requirements
changes Read Requirements Carefully
• Minimum of a double with ½ out
• One double with a ½ outDevelopment Program
TumblingElements That Will Not be Considered a Repeat
• Repeats determined by preceding element
• Round off
• Back Handspring
Major • Whip back
• Full**
changes Bonus 1.0 / 2.0 pts to the Difficulty Score
• Level 9 - 8th element double (1.0)
• Level 10 - Double in elements 2-7 (2.0)
• Open - Two doubles (2.0)• If a tumbling athletes performs additional
elements and because the first eight
elements do not meet the minimum
Tumbling difficulty requirements.
Penalties • The Chair of the Judges Panel would inform
the E judges to take a 1.0 from the E score
for additional elements and apply an
additional 2.0 penalty to the total score for
not meeting minimum difficulty.Development Program Double Mini Trampoline
All new Compulsory Routines
Major Check Level 8 and above Routine Requirements
changes Read Requirements Carefully
• Minimum of a double with ½ out
• One double with a ½ outDouble • A Routine on Double Mini will not be
considered started until:
Mini • The athlete mounts the bed with the feet.• If a competitor falls and has to use the
hands to support the entire body without
All the support of the feet to avoid a fall
Disciplines • The Chair of the Panel would inform to take
a 1.0 landing deduction for a fall rather than
0.5 for hands.• When checking for requirements in both the
Development and Elite Code of Points
• If requirements are listed under one bullet point
on after one number, they will be considered
“one” requirement. If both elements are missing
from the, it would only be one deduction of 2.0
for missing requirements
Requirements• If you coach both Development
and Elite athletes, please be aware
Difference there are many difference
between the levels this year in
Between rules.
Examples:
Development • Repetition rule in Tumbling
and Elite • Repetition rule in Double Mini
• Bonuses
LevelsTrampoline & Tumbling
Elite ProgramWhat is New in Elite Program?
New • New Judges Score Range
New Level Competition
Format • New Scoring Process
• Routine Requirements
New Life • New Level
New Rules
Finals
• Modification to Dress Code
Coaches Dress
New Scoring Code /
TrainingElite • Youth Elite • Intermediate
Competitive 11 – 12 Elite
Levels • Youth elite 17 – 21
13 – 14 • Senior Elite
• Junior Elite 17+
15 – 16Dress
Code
• Female Athletes
• Gym shorts may be worn (must be skin tight)Governing Rules
• Youth Elite – Junior Elite • Intermediate Elite – Senior Elite
• USA Elite Code of Points • FIG Code of Points
(exceptions) • USA Elite Code of Points
• FIG Code of Points (Youth Rules) (exceptions)
• USAG T&T Rules & Policies • USAG T&T Rules & PoliciesCompetition Format for World
Championships
• Senior Elite Qualification
• Q1 & Q2
• Trampoline will be different from
Tumbling and Double Mini
• Senior Elite Finals
• F1 and F2
• Top 8 F1
• Top 4 F2Competition Format for
USA Gymnastics Championships
• INT/Senior Elite
Qualification • Youth / Junior Qualification
• Qualification (Q1)
• Same as previous years
• Trampoline will be different from Tumbling and
Double Mini
• Youth / Junior Finals
• INT/Senior Elite Finals • Same as previous years
• F1 and F2 for Tumbling & Double Mini
• Only four competitors in F2Calculation of the Execution Scores Modeling what athletes will see at competitions on the world stage, will help them understand what they need to be successful. 2 E judge Panel 3 E Judge Panel • 2 E Judges • 3 E Judges • 1 D Judge • 1 D Judge • CJP • CJP • ToF* • ToF* • HD* • HD*
Calculation of the Execution Scores
The calculation method is determined by the Meet Director and must be posted in
the Competition Directives
2 E judge Panel 3 E Judge Panel
2 E Judges - using total score 3 E Judges - using total score
Adding the two scores together will Average the 3 scores and multiply by 2
determine the total E score for the 3 E Judges - using individual deductions
routine
Average the deductions for each
2 E Judges - using individual element and multiply that deduction by
deductions 2 then subtract from the maximum of
Average the deductions for each 20 points.
element and multiply that deduction
by 2 then subtract from the
maximum of 20 points.FINALS
• New Life Finals • National Championships
• Whenever finals are held, all Elite • Format may look differently for
levels will begin with a score of each discipline than in the past
Zero
• Strategy and performing under
pressure should now be part of
your athletes mental training plan
• Random Draw
Coaches will need to not only coach skills this year but also need to think strategy!Elite Trampoline
Youth Elite 11-12
Qualification 1 Youth Elite 13-14
Junior Elite
Routine Requirements
These levels will continue
The score of routine 1
to use the same routine
and routine 2 are added
requirements that were
together to determine
used in the 2017 – 2021
the Qualification score.
Quadrennium
Two routines in
Qualification 1 (Q1)Finals Youth Elite 11-12
Youth Elite 13-14
Routine Requirements Junior Elite
One
New Life
10-Element
Finals
Routine
May Repeat
Routine from Random Draw
QualificationIntermediate Elite
Qualification 1 Senior Elite
Routine Requirements
Two Voluntary
Routines. The Both Routines earn
Highest score of the difficulty
two counts
Athletes may Repeat
the Same Routine or
Perform Different
Routines in Q1Finals Intermediate Elite
Senior Elite
Routine Requirements
One
New Life
10-Element
Finals
Routine
May Repeat
Routine from Random Draw
QualificationElite Tumbling
Youth Elite 11-12
Qualification 1 Youth Elite 13-14
Junior Elite
Routine Requirements
These levels will continue The score of routine 1
to use the same routine and routine 2 are added
requirements that were together to determine
used in the 2017 – 2021 the valid score for
Quadrennium Qualification.
Two 8-element routines
in Qualification 1 (Q1)Finals Youth Elite 11-12
Youth Elite 13-14
Routine Requirements Junior Elite
Two New Life Finals
8-Element 2 Routines
Routines added together
May repeat
Routines Random Draw
Preformed in Q1Intermediate Elite
Qualification 1 Senior Elite
Routine Requirements
The Total of Routine
Two 8-Element 1 and Routine 2 are
Routines. added Together for
the Valid Score
Roundoff, Back
Handspring, Whips
& Fulls will not be
Considered RepeatsFinals Intermediate Elite
Senior Elite
Routine Requirements
Two or One
8-Element Routine
New Life Finals
Depending on
Event
May Repeat
Routine from Random Draw
QualificationSenior
Youth – Junior
USA Gymnastics
Senior Sanctioned Events
Championships
Finals Format • Regular Final • Final 1 (F1) - & - Final 2 (F2)
• Top 8 from Qualification • Final 1 (F1)
• Two Routines • Top 8 from
Qualification
• Begin with a Score of Zero • One Routine
• Begin With a Score
of Zero
• Finals 2 (F2)
• Top 4 after F1
• One Routine
• Begin With a Score
of ZeroRepeated Elements Youth Elite & Junior Elite Intermediate & Senior Elite • Round off, back handsprings, whips and • Round off, back handspring, whips and full twist back somersaults will not be full twisting back somersaults will not be considered repetitions considered repeats • Repetitions will be determined based on • Preceding elements NO longer determine the preceding element (the same as the repetitions. Athletes may not repeat previous quad) element within or over the two routines • May NOT repeat elements within or over in the qualification or the two routines in the two routines of Qualification the final round (no matter the format) • In finals an athlete may repeat routines • Athletes may repeat routines or elements or elements that were performed in the in the final that were performed in the Qualification, but may not repeat within qualification. or over the two routines of the final
Elite Double Mini Trampoline
Youth Elite 11-12
Qualification 1 Youth Elite 13-14
Junior Elite
Routine Requirements
These levels will continue The Score of Routine 1
to use the same routine and Routine 2 are added
requirements that were Together to Determine Old Repeat Rule
used in the 2017 – 2021 the Valid Score for
Quadrennium Qualification.
Two Routines in
Qualification 1 (Q1)Finals Youth Elite 11-12
Youth Elite 13-14
Routine Requirements Junior Elite
Two
New Life Finals
2-Element Routine
May NOT Repeat
Routines or
Random Draw
Elements from
QualificationIntermediate Elite
Qualification 1 Senior Elite
Routine Requirements
Two 2-element Both Routines Earn
Routines. Difficulty
No Element may
be Repeated
Within the two
RoutinesFinals Intermediate Elite
Senior Elite
Routine Requirements
Sanctioned US Gymnastics
Events Championships
May Repeat F2 One May Repeat from
Two 2-Element F1 One 2-
Routine from 2-Element Qualification but
routines Element Routine
Qualification Routine NOT from F1
Same Order as
Random Draw
F1Repetition Rule
• Youth Elite & Junior Elite • Intermediate & Senior Elite
• Elements with the same • No element may be repeated in
number of somersaults and the Qualification.
twist, performed in the same • Elements or routines performed
position may not be repeated in in the Qualification may be
the same phase of a routine performed in Final 1 or Final 2
over the four routines of the • No element may be repeated
Qualification and the Final. within Final 1 and Final 2Senior
Youth – Junior
USA Gymnastics
Senior Sanctioned Events
Championships
Finals Format • Regular Final • Final 1 (F1) - & - Final 2 (F2)
• Top 8 from Qualification • Final 1 (F1)
• Two Routines • Top 8 from
Qualification
• Begin with a Score of Zero • One Routine
• Begin With a Score
of Zero
• Finals 2 (F2)
• Top 4 From F1
• One Routine
• Begin With a Score
of ZeroMake Sure you
Know What Rules
Apply to What
Levels
FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DE GYMNASTIQUE
2022 – 2024 CODE OF POINTS
Trampoline Gymnastics
Approved by the FIG Executive Committee on February 2020
Date of publication: May 2021Synchro
Age Groups
Level 9 Level 10 Open
• 12 & U • 14 & U • 17 – 21
• 13+ • 15 – 16 • 22+
Allowable Pairings
Level 9 X 2 Start of a Routine
Level 10 X 2 Routines are not be considered started until both
1 Level 9 and 1 level 10 athletes initiate their first element
1 Leve 10 and 1 Open
Same Elite Levels
Youth Elite 11-12 and Youth Elite 13-14
Youth Elite 13-14 and Junior Elite
Intermediate Elite and Senior Elite• If a competitors routine drops
below the minimum difficulty
required on a completed routine
for any reason.
In All • The Chair of the Panel will apply a 2.0
Disciplines penalty to the total score• Virtual Sanctions will continue to
Virtual be an option for the 2022 season.
• They may only count for eligibility
Sanctions • May not count for mobility or
qualification
& • Elite Mobility will no longer be
Virtual allowed using Virtual Mobility
Mobility • Approved Elite Mobility and National
Events will be the options for
mobility for level 10 and above.Saved the
Best for Last!
Modification to
Coaches Dress Code
During Assigned or Open
Training Coaches may now
Wear Shorts!
Competition Days Will
Continue to Require Long
Pants.NATIONAL COORDINATORS
Nuno Merino – Sr. Trampoline
Steven Gluckstein – Jr. Trampoline
WHEN IN Becky Brown – Tumbling
DOUBT Chelsea Rainer – Double Mini
REACH OTHER RESOURCES
OUT! Jacqui Godfrey – Program Director
Sydney Carlson – Program Manager
Patti Conner – Program ChairBest of Luck to You and Your Athletes
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