Sunisa Lee - Balance Beam
Acro:
2 x D (aerial, side aerial)
1 X A (layout dismount)
Total Acro DV - 0.9
Dance:
2 x E (Mitchell, switch ring leap)
3 x D (double turn in tuck stand, switch leap 1/2, ring jump)
Total Dance DV - 2.2
CV / Series Bonus
aerial + split jump + back handspring stepout (D + B + B) = 0.1 CV + 0.1 SB
switch leap + switch leap 1/2 + ring jump (C + D + D) = 0.3 CV, 0.1 SB
side aerial + layout stepout + layout stepout (D + C + C / 0) = 0.3 CV + 0.1 SB
Total CV / SB = 1.0
CR
Dance Series - switch leap + switch leap 1/2 + ring jump
Turn - Mitchell
Acro Series with Salto - side aerial + layout stepout + layout stepout
Acro Elements in Different Directions - aerial, back handspring stepout
Total D - 3.1 + 1.0 + 2.0 = 6.1
Deductions
Mitchell
- (adjustment - additional/unnecessary movement to prepare for the turn) 0.1^
- (lack of precision / tempo of last rotation slows and looks a little off axis) 0.1
switch ring leap + split leap
- (poor rhythm of connection) 0.1
split leap
- (insufficient split - between 0 and 20 degrees) 0.1
switch leap 1/2
- (insufficient height) 0.1
- (body shape - bent knee on swing leg, and insufficient split - between 0 and 20 degrees) 0.3
switch leap 1/2 + ring jump
- (poor rhythm of connection) 0.1^
ring jump
- (body posture - forward leg below horizontal) 0.1
side aerial
layout dismount
- (insufficient height) 0.1^
- (failure to maintain stretched position) 0.1
- (hop on landing) 0.1
Total - 1.4
^ Denotes borderline, valid position for a judge to not deduct
Artistry
- Insufficient variation in rhythm and tempo) 0.1
- Insufficient complexity or creativity in the movements) 0.1
Total E - 8.4 / -1.6
Other Notes
- Lee should focus on doing a clean switch ring leap and not try to connect anything out of it, particularly the ring leap she attempted at the Winter Cup.
- Given that a layout dismount could easily earn at least 0.1 in deductions, I would have her opt for the double twist, which would gain her a starting D of 0.3 higher (0.2 in DV and 0.1 in series bonus), while being unlikely to incur more than 0.3 in deductions to completely offset the gain in D score.
