In a stag leg switch leg leap, what should be awarded for proper execution?

In a stag leg switch leg leap, the highest execution score should be awarded when the gymnast demonstrates clean and precise elements of the movement. Proper execution includes maintaining good body alignment, achieving full height, and displaying a clear switch of legs during the leap. The legs should be in a stag position prior to the switch, with the back leg bent and positioned upward, while the front leg extends and switches in a clean manner.

Demonstrating a strong take-off with proper technique and landing solidly also contributes to scoring an "A." Judges look for the overall fluidity and artistry of the movement in addition to the physical criteria. Strong execution enhances the visual impact and shows the gymnast’s skill, which is essential in awarding the highest score in this type of leap.