How much is deducted if a gymnast’s dismount does not meet competition level standards in a routine using an acro series?

The deduction for a gymnast's dismount that does not meet competition level standards in a routine using an acro series is typically set at 0.1. This reflects the importance placed on performing a dismount that is not only appropriate for the difficulty level but also executed with precision and control. A dismount is considered a critical element of the routine, contributing to the overall performance score. Therefore, any deviation from the standard can lead to the deduction as a means of ensuring that gymnasts adhere to the expected skill level and safety protocols.

Deductions of 0.05 or 0.2 may apply in other contexts or for different levels of performance issues, but in this specific scenario regarding a dismount not meeting standards, 0.1 is the established deduction. Thus, recognizing the criteria for scoring and deductions helps maintain the integrity and competitive spirit of gymnastics at this level.