Which description corresponds to a slight hop and small adjustments of feet on acro elements?

Which description corresponds to a slight hop and small adjustments of feet on acro elements?

• A. Lands with feet further than hip-width apart
• B. Slight hop, small adjustments of feet or staggered feet on isolated acro element or last element in acro pass
• C. Flexed/sickle feet on VP elements
• D. Medium Step

Answer: (B)

This question is about finishing an acro element with clear control. The best description captures that moment when the gymnast absorbs the landing with only a tiny hop and makes small foot adjustments, or ends with a slight stagger, to reestablish balance after an isolated acro element or the last part of an acro pass. This shows deliberate control and stability rather than a wide, unsettled landing. Lands with feet wider than hip-width apart would indicate a loss of alignment at impact. Flexed or sickled feet on VP elements describe foot position rather than how the landing is controlled. A medium step implies a larger, more noticeable adjustment than a slight hop and small foot tweaks.

This question is about finishing an acro element with clear control. The best description captures that moment when the gymnast absorbs the landing with only a tiny hop and makes small foot adjustments, or ends with a slight stagger, to reestablish balance after an isolated acro element or the last part of an acro pass. This shows deliberate control and stability rather than a wide, unsettled landing.

Lands with feet wider than hip-width apart would indicate a loss of alignment at impact. Flexed or sickled feet on VP elements describe foot position rather than how the landing is controlled. A medium step implies a larger, more noticeable adjustment than a slight hop and small foot tweaks.