What is the deduction for feet apart on the landing of leaps or jumps?

The deduction for feet apart on the landing of leaps or jumps at Level 10 is 0.1. This minor deduction acknowledges that while maintaining a precise landing position is important for demonstrating control and stability, a small separation of the feet is not considered a significant deviation from the ideal performance. Judges assess the landings of leaps and jumps closely, looking for both the body alignment and the placement of the feet to determine if deductions are warranted. A small gap between the feet indicates a slight lack of control but does not detract greatly from the overall execution, hence the lower deduction. This reflects an understanding that perfect landing conditions can be challenging to achieve in dynamic performances.