Tweet Kvehmane posted this link on the IG Forum – it’s a link to a French website which has diagrams and videos of almost all of the moves in the Code of Points. I’m amazed at how much effort someone (or some people) have put into doing this.

It’s pretty straight forward despite being in French. Click into the piece you want to look at – Bars, Floor, Beam and Vault. If there is a video for the move, there will be a small but noticeable Film Strip to the side …

Tweet After the conclusion of the World Championships on Sunday, we posted about the fact that both Aliya Mustafina and Tatiana Nabieva’s Vaults in the Vault Event Finals were devalued and also both girls incurred a 0.1 penalty. Gymnastics Coaching kindly linked to our post and this began a discussion in the comments on his website.
The numerous comments concluded that the vaults were downgraded as they were in a piked position as opposed to gaining full marks for proper layout position:
Jason:
In terms of the devalue of the 2 russians …

Tweet In March this year FIG created the WAG Help Desk, a PDF document to help clarify & give examples of different rules in the FIG WAG Code of Points. A new revised May 2010 edition has just been released. Visit the FIG website to download it and to view it follow these instructions.

Go to the FIG Website
Click on Women’s Artistic Gymnastics on the left
Click on “Judges”

Tweet FIG have created a “Help Desk” to help clarify & give examples of different rules in the FIG WAG Code of Points.

This document called Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Help Desk has the intention to clarify and give examples of the different rules of the FIG WAG Code of Points.
The goal of WTC is to reduce different interpretations of the rules, therefore provide a more objective work of the judges.

To have a look at the document,

Go to the FIG Website
Click on Women’s Artistic Gymnastics on the left
Click on the “Judges …