The Role of Judges in Rhythmic Gymnastics Competitions Judges play a crucial role in rhythmic gymnastics competitions, ensuring that routines are evaluated fairly and consistently. Their assessments not only determine scores but also influence athletes' performances, as gymnasts must align their routines with the judges' expectations. Criteria for Scoring Judges use specific criteria to evaluate performances, which are typically divided into two main components: 1. Difficulty (D Score): Elements: Judges assess the variety and complexity of skills performed, including difficulty in apparatus manipulation (e.g., throws, catches, and transitions). Execution: Higher points are awarded for clean, precise execution of difficult ele...
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