For jumps that are part of a direct connection, what is the value assigned if they do not satisfy the connection criteria?

When determining the value assigned to jumps that are part of a direct connection in gymnastics, it is essential to understand the criteria for recognizing a connection. If the jumps do not meet the established connection criteria, they are not considered to have met the requirements for a connection bonus. Consequently, they do not receive any value associated with connection recognition.

In this case, since the jumps in question fail to satisfy the criteria for a direct connection, they earn no connection value (CV) bonus. This is fundamental to the scoring in gymnastics, as the connection bonus is intended to reward gymnasts for executing combinations of elements in a way that is fluid and meets specific performance standards. If those standards are not met, the gymnast is unable to receive the bonus, thus confirming that the correct value assigned in this situation is indeed no CV bonus.