What is the required dismount for a double back tucked/piked at level 10?

In Level 10 gymnastics, the requirements for dismounts from skills executed prior are specific and vary by routine. The double back tucked or piked dismount aligns with the ability to demonstrate advanced skills with a higher degree of difficulty.

Choosing the option of a double back tuck/pike dismount is correct because it reflects the expected level of complexity for this category. In Level 10, gymnasts are encouraged to perform dismounts that showcase their technical ability and control, especially after executing difficult elements in their routines.

A double back dismount consists of performing two flips in the air, which signifies a higher level of skill than the simpler dismounts, thus meeting the higher expectations for this competitive level. The other dismount choices would not meet the specific requirement for a double back, as they suggest other types of rotations that do not align with the skill executed.