Level 2 Question

[Cheeranonuk]

Is a prone from extension legal? This is providing the backspot keeps contact of the ankles and the bases catch the chest high so the flyer doesn't invert!

 

[SarahS]

Yes.


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[Amkeener]

Yes.


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Do you happen to know if this would be legal at prep for youth midget novice?

 

[SarahS]

Do you happen to know if this would be legal at prep for youth midget novice?

I have no idea what that level is. It is legal for USASF level 2.

 

[Amkeener]

It's AACCA. Its a youth division. Were competing in USA. Were supposed to follow Jr High School rules but I can't find a description of this in the rules.

 

[Amkeener]

We're not All Star. Seems more spelled out for All Star.

 

[SarahS]

It's AACCA. Its a youth division. Were competing in USA. Were supposed to follow Jr High School rules but I can't find a description of this in the rules.

It is legal under AACCA rules provided the flyer isn't released and never goes inverted. The rules generally do not list all of the things that are allowed (which is why you don't see a description of this); rather, the rules generally list things that are prohibited. If you want to do a skill you have to ensure that it isn't prohibited. This skill doesn't count as a toss (look in the glossary), it isn't a release move if the flyer isn't released, and it isn't an inversion. It doesn't break any of the rules, therefore it is legal.