All-Star Maxing Out Senior 3 Standing Tumbling

Maybe standing without jumps? Like just BHS series. And BHS series - jump - BHS series. There's not much you can do haha. Maybe add a bit level 1 in, BHS series - BHS step out - bwo - BHS series.

triple BHS round off tuck maybe?

I used to have to do a full team front punch landing on the ground, managed to get quantity scores for tumbling up.

Outlaws said:

my senior 3 coed team does a toe touch to three BHS in standing tumbling, then in jumps they do 3 jumps to 1 BHS and 1 jump to 2 BHS. Any tips for maxing out standing? Last competition our standing tumbling difficulty scored low

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Variety, different entrances. So Jump + 3 fulfills your jump + requirement, and then standing into jump into series.

Outlaws said:

my senior 3 coed team does a toe touch to three BHS in standing tumbling, then in jumps they do 3 jumps to 1 BHS and 1 jump to 2 BHS. Any tips for maxing out standing? Last competition our standing tumbling difficulty scored low

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We had a very similar series after our jumps. When we switched the 3 jumps to 1 BHS to 3 jumps to 2 BHS and then 1 jump 2 BHS it seems to put our score up. All I can figure is have multiple BHS after the multiple jumps made the difference.

Thank y'all! All these tips really helped! Originally choreographers gave us the toe to 3 and then two step round-off tucks. We changed the routine where we max out in running in the opening so I wanted to replace the ro tucks with another standing pass but I think I'll try adding an extra BHS to each series they do and hopefully that will help with our difficulty score.

This past weekend my daughter's Small Senior 3 team won their division in NCA and got the paid Summit bid for level 3. Their standing series is 3 jumps to 3 BHS - they have maxed out their standing tumbling difficulty at most of the competitions they have attended this year.

dat.jpp said:

triple BHS round off tuck maybe?

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TealArmySparkle said:

I used to have to do a full team front punch landing on the ground, managed to get quantity scores for tumbling up.

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These (from the ro) would both be considered running tumbling and would not help standing tumbling score. Unless you do a punch front standing absolutely still initiating it (then maybe they would judge it for standing), which I highly doubt anyone does.

Belinda said:

These (from the ro) would both be considered running tumbling and would not help standing tumbling score. Unless you do a punch front standing absolutely still initiating it (then maybe they would judge it for standing), which I highly doubt anyone does.

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It was initiated from standing after jumps so it was counted as standing tumbling in the incidences we had it in our routine, but this was about 2 years ago now so the rule may have changed.

TealArmySparkle said:

It was initiated from standing after jumps so it was counted as standing tumbling in the incidences we had it in our routine, but this was about 2 years ago now so the rule may have changed.

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As far as I remember that would be level 4, although I think most EPs have now stopped rewarding 3/4 front somis (either running or standing).

You're going to have judges be inconsistent. I think you are on the right track having three sections vs the standard required two. I would suggest as much variety as possible. Get creative with formations and sync. Ive had some perfect 5.0 in difficulty with Jump 2 BHS, Jump 1 BHS, Standing BHS Stepout BHS and some under majority Double BHS through to Tucks.