How many CV bonus points are awarded for the combination of BB C leap, C leap, and D jump?

The combination of a C leap followed by another C leap and concluding with a D jump is recognized in the Code of Points for its complexity, thus earning a substantial CV (Combination Value) bonus. In gymnastics scoring, each element in the combination contributes to the overall value, and when elements of differing values are connected, bonuses are applied based on the difficulty levels of those elements.

In this case, since the leap elements are both valued at C and the jump is valued at D, it creates a sequence that is met with a higher appreciation from the judges due to the inclusion of the D element, which significantly raises the overall difficulty of the combination. Points are awarded for successfully connecting elements of different values, leading to a cumulative bonus point total that can indeed reach 0.4 CV when appropriately executed.

This level of bonus value reflects the gymnasts' ability to perform higher difficulty skills in succession, which is a key factor in scoring at the Level 10 competition standard. The combination of the specified leap and jump elements warrants this specific award, recognizing the gymnast’s skill and the execution of a more challenging routine.