What is the score for a 3 pass routine with D, D, C+A bonus, and C+B indirect?

To determine the score for a 3-pass routine with specific elements of difficulty (D, D), and bonus elements (C+A bonus, C+B indirect), one must first understand how difficulty scores and bonus points are calculated in gymnastics.

In a 3-pass routine, the base score is influenced by the difficulty of each pass. Here, there are two D-level elements, which contribute significantly to the overall difficulty score. In this case, the D value is expected to add more complexity and potential for scoring high.

The bonus points are critical. The C+A bonus indicates that at least one C element is being paired with an A element, which yields additional value. Similarly, the C+B indirect confirms that a C-level element is indirectly connecting to a B-level element for bonus purposes. Bonuses apply because they enhance the difficulty and artistry of the routine.

Now, let's calculate the bonus:

• The C+A bonus typically contributes an additional 0.1 to the score because it is a successful bonus combination.

• The C+B indirect can provide another bonus, which generally adds around 0.05 to the score.

When you sum these up, the total is:

• Base points from the two D elements along with the bonuses from the combinations.