What is the consequence for incomplete execution of a turn or twist in gymnastics?

In gymnastics, incomplete execution of a turn or twist typically results in a deduction of 0.2. This deduction is applied when a gymnast does not complete the required rotation or twist fully, which is essential for demonstrating control and precision in their routine. Incomplete execution can include not finishing a turn to the required angle or failing to achieve the expected position during a twist.

The 0.2 deduction reflects the importance of these elements in a gymnast's performance. A full turn or twist is fundamental for earning the appropriate Value Parts (VP) in a routine, and failing to complete them not only diminishes the aesthetic quality but also affects the overall execution score. Therefore, a gymnast will experience a deduction specifically of 0.2 for this aspect of their performance. This standard applies consistently across routines at Level 10 and helps maintain rigorous scoring criteria in gymnastics.