If a series contains only one D/E acro flight but no other acro flight elements, what is the deduction?

When assessing a gymnastics routine, it's important to evaluate the acro flight elements within a series. A series that contains only one D/E acro flight element signifies that the gymnast has included a significant skill in terms of difficulty and execution but has not included any additional acro flight elements.

According to the judging guidelines, if a series consists of just a single D/E acro flight element, the absence of any additional acro flight elements usually incurs no deduction. This is because the performance of one D/E flight element meets the criteria for that aspect of the routine without being penalized further for lacking complexity or additional acro flight elements. Thus, the correct assessment reflects that there would be no deduction for having only one such acro flight, confirming that there is no issue with fulfilling the requirement for this aspect of the routine.