It should have read toe touch dive rolls, as dive rolls aren't level 1. Technically it's the only way to connect jumps to tumbling in level 2 that you couldn't do in level 1. I wish they would have just added the dive roll and kept it instead of removing it outright.
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It should have read toe touch dive rolls, as dive rolls aren't level 1. Technically it's the only way to connect jumps to tumbling in level 2 that you couldn't do in level 1. I wish they would have just added the dive roll and kept it instead of removing it outright.
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Taken from the Varsity Score Sheet - Level 2 Appropriate Skills include: Single bhs, backwalkover bhs combinations, toe touch forward roll, back walkover toe touch, etc
So to clarify, a toe touch forward roll is a level 2 appropriate standing tumbling connection to a jump.
So to clarify, a toe touch forward roll is a level 2 appropriate standing tumbling connection to a jump.
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what about frontwalkover bhs? or forward roll bhs? for some reason my senior 2 has the the worst problem with backwalkovers... I only have about 5 and don't really see any more happening anytime soon..but i can do about 10 frontwalkovers BHS or full squad forward roll?
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What SHOULD happen is that you should do jump to forward roll and you SHOULD beat sloppy jump roll bhs's. However, I say add the difficulty if you can, even if it's extra, mainly bc I don't trust judges with these changes, YET.
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Thank you sir, I pulled that straight from the UCA website, your update is appreciated.
So connecting jumps to anything in lvl's 1 & 2 is "scoresheet" pointless?
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for level 2 it is pointless but you will need 75% of your team doing 2 standing level 2 skills to get in the high range
level 1 still wants the pike forward rolls or bwo's etc.
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On a small squad of 15 would you rather see 4 stunt groups (2 without backspots) doing an easy stunt or 3 groups with front spots doing something more difficult?
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Both!! Show me an elite stunt sequence with 3 groups and a simple (level appropriate) combo or stunt with 4 groups - though my math thinks you can have 3 groups with backspots and one without (4+4+4+3).
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