Which description corresponds to flexed or sickle feet on VP elements?

Which description corresponds to flexed or sickle feet on VP elements?

• A. Deviation from straight direction on landing
• B. Incorrect body position/alignment during Dance VP
• C. Small Step (max 0.40)
• D. Flexed/sickle feet on VP elements

Answer: (D)

On VP elements, the feet should contribute to a clean, extended line with the toes pointed. Flexed feet mean the toes aren’t fully pointed, and sickled feet mean the foot is turned inward or outward in a way that disrupts that straight line. This specific foot-position fault is exactly what the description “flexed or sickle feet on VP elements” is labeling, which is why it’s the best match. The other options describe different issues—where the body lands, overall body position on Dance VP, or the distance of a step—not the particular problem with foot shape on VP elements.

On VP elements, the feet should contribute to a clean, extended line with the toes pointed. Flexed feet mean the toes aren’t fully pointed, and sickled feet mean the foot is turned inward or outward in a way that disrupts that straight line. This specific foot-position fault is exactly what the description “flexed or sickle feet on VP elements” is labeling, which is why it’s the best match. The other options describe different issues—where the body lands, overall body position on Dance VP, or the distance of a step—not the particular problem with foot shape on VP elements.