Judges - Vault

Judges earned median annual salaries of $136,910 in May 2019, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Salaries ranged from less than $39,110 to more than $204,200. …

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Judges earned median annual salaries of $136,910 in May 2019, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Salaries ranged from less than $39,110 to more than $204,200. …

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What happens if you fall in a vault?

Falls: A fall during the vault (forward or backward) typically results in a substantial deduction, usually 1 point or more. Balance Checks: Any noticeable loss of balance or adjustments after landing (e.g., wobbling or shifting feet) will lead to minor deductions. ...

What are the four phases of a vault?

The vault has four phases: the first flight phase, the support/repulsion phase, the second flight phase, and the landing. Ideally the gymnast shows a nice, tight body position with straight arms and legs, and toes pointed during the entire vault. ...

What is the difference between a vault and F vault?

A vaults are basic and require minimal technical skill. F vaults are the most difficult, often requiring advanced techniques such as multiple twists, flips, and intricate combinations. For example: A more advanced Yurchenko vault with a full twist could be rated D or E, depending on the number of twists. ...

What happens if a gymnast performs a vault that is not allowed?

Performing a vault that is not allowed at the level will void the vault, basically meaning the gymnast receives a score of 0. If a gymnast performs a skill that is not allowed at their level, a deduction is taken from the start value. ...

What determines a Vault's D-score?

Several key factors determine a vault’s D-Score: 1. Vault Type: The type of vault performed is a primary determinant. Vaults that require complex skills—such as multiple twists, somersaults, or unique combinations—earn higher D-values. Examples include: Hands Spring Vaults: Basic vaults, typically with lower D-scores. ...

What should a gymnast look like during a vault?

During a vault, the ideal gymnast shows a nice, tight body position with straight arms and legs, and toes pointed. This position should be maintained throughout the entire vault, which consists of four phases: the first flight phase, the support/repulsion phase, the second flight phase, and the landing. ...