What is the bonus awarded for a BB C leap and a D salto?

In gymnastics, particularly at the Level 10 competitive standard, the Concept of Value (CV) bonuses are awarded for certain combinations of elements in routines that demonstrate increased difficulty. The specific case of a "C leap" followed by a "D salto" is recognized for its technical challenge and combination of different skill levels.

When a gymnast successfully performs a "C leap," which is a skill of a certain difficulty rating, and immediately follows it with a "D salto," the combination earns a bonus of 0.2 CV. This is due to the requirement that the combination includes a leap (in this example, the C leap) and a salto (the D salto) to qualify for this specific level of bonus.

The values of other combinations or elements do not apply here, as they refer to other types of combinations or skill ratings, and do not meet the criteria necessary to achieve the 0.2 CV bonus for this specific case. The combination not only shows the gymnast's ability to transition smoothly between different types of moves but also demonstrates the increasing complexity that the judging system aims to reward.