Double Layouts off the uneven bars are one of the most popular dismounts in NCAA gymnastics. Valued at an E,
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Category: Judge’s Inquiry
Judge’s Inquiry: Good vs. Great vs. Excellent Cat Leaps and Beat Jumps
Although not the flashiest skill on beam, beat jumps and cat leaps are frequently added to the beginning or end
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Judge’s Inquiry: Good vs. Great vs. Excellent Gainer Full Dismounts
A popular beam dismount in NCAA gymnastics is the gainer layout full off the side of the beam. Valued at
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Judge’s Inquiry: Good vs. Great vs. Excellent Floor Front Double Fulls
Front double full is a popular skill for NCAA athletes, especially those only doing a two-pass routine. Valued at an
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Judge’s Inquiry: Good vs. Great vs. Excellent Tsuk-Entry Vaults
On vault, roundoff-entry (Yurchenko style) vaults are much more popular, and for good reason. Tsukaharas are harder because they require
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New NCAA Gymnastics Rules, Modifications, and What They All Mean for the 2026 Season
With college students going back to school, that means gymnastics season is right around the corner. The new 2026 NCAA
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Judge’s Inquiry: Good vs. Great vs. Excellent Switch Side Straddle Fulls
One of the required elements in a floor routine is a dance pass, which has to contain a 180-degree leap
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Judge’s Inquiry: Good vs. Great vs. Excellent Shoot Overs
The shoot over, also known as a bail or an overshoot, is a commonly performed transition from the high to
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Judge’s Inquiry: Good vs. Great vs. Excellent Ring Leaps and Jumps
With the popularity of the two-pass routine on floor, gymnasts are performing more difficult dance passes to earn their full
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Judge’s Inquiry: Good vs. Great vs. Excellent Maloney to Pak Salto Combinations
Maloney to Pak salto is one of the most popular connections on bars. It’s so popular that for the 2024
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