Missing 21-45 degrees in a required split corresponds to which deduction category?

Missing 21-45 degrees in a required split corresponds to which deduction category?

• A. Insufficient split when required (dance/acro elements)- missing 1-20 degrees
• B. Lower vp
• C. Insufficient split when required (dance/acro elements)- missing 21-45 degrees
• D. Insufficient height of leaps/jumps/hops

Answer: (C)

Understanding how splits are judged: deductions are assigned based on how far the required split falls short. If the dancer doesn’t achieve the required split by 21 to 45 degrees, that specific deduction category is triggered for an insufficient split in dance/acro elements. That’s why the option describing missing 21-45 degrees fits exactly. Missing only 1–20 degrees would fall under a lighter deduction, while missing height of leaps/hops relates to elevation, not split angle, and lower vp points to a different criterion altogether.

Understanding how splits are judged: deductions are assigned based on how far the required split falls short. If the dancer doesn’t achieve the required split by 21 to 45 degrees, that specific deduction category is triggered for an insufficient split in dance/acro elements. That’s why the option describing missing 21-45 degrees fits exactly. Missing only 1–20 degrees would fall under a lighter deduction, while missing height of leaps/hops relates to elevation, not split angle, and lower vp points to a different criterion altogether.