Uneven Bars Execution Breakdown 3 - Madison Kocian | Gymnastics Scoring 

thank you so much!! :)

Same!!!

Yessss

It’s hard but possible :) thank you

Just watch Viktoria Komova e Alyia Mustafina and you Will see pointed feet ALL the time.

You can point your feet on in-bars with proper compression of the body to make space. The way Kocian does it is basically like a toe-on, the only reason she doesn't touch the bar is by flexing her feet, there's hardly any clearance. For a nicely compressed in-bars, see Bridget Sloan.

@@uwoeric This!!! Inbars are not simply toe-ons that missed the bar!

@@uwoeric agree! Maddie's inbars were always meh!

8.4E score is her actual E-score during that competition. And 7.9 the one Flip Fly Tumble judged

@@luxus8816 thanks!

Should be 7.9E I keep forgetting to change the final score haha sorry!

sure and thanks for the requests :) it's on my list

Same. Me too

Well, imo she improved until the Olympics, but she still got flexed feet and leg separation in Rio, she was overscored as well, she shouldn't be so close to Aliya

No, it was qualifying

This is not a deduction for women as long as it's shoulder's width or less, which Kocian's landing is within those limits. So, no deduction for feet apart...

@@cantor7723 ooooooh thank you for the info!!! 😁

​@@cantor7723 Actually, there are no guidelines for feet separation on landing, it's a -0,1 regardless of width. Maybe you are thinking about leg separations during saltos, but in this case it is -0,1 if under shoulder width and -0,3 if more than shoulder width. Anyway, because of the angle of the camera of this video you can barely see the feet separation on landing so it makes sense not to deduct.

​@@cantor7723 ...Well it is, it's in the code of points and nowhere it's stated that it has to be more than shoulder width. And if you don't believe me I'll provide you a screenshot of an E-score analysis done by the FIG for judge training, where the gymnast lands with her feet slightly apart but still incurs in the "legs apart on landing" deduction. I hope the link works ---> imgur.com/a/dumRw5k

@@cantor7723 It's a landing deduction that applies to every apparatus... You can find it in Section 8.3 of the COP called "Table of General Faults and Penalties", which lists all the deductions that are always applied regardless of the event. Then for each apparatus there is a section called "Specific apparatus deductions" which lists all the deductions applied only on that event. "Legs apart on landing" is a general deduction hence it doesn't matter if it is bars, or floor, or beam, or vault. If a gymnast lands with her feet apart it's a deduction, as simple as that. Edit: also, gg on deleting all your comments so that I look like a crazy-man talking to nobody. :') At least I hope I didn't waste all my time and someone will find these info useful.