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In simple terms, gymnasts have two different scores, the D score (difficulty of the routine) and the E score (execution of the routine aka how neat and tidy it is!). All gymnasts begin with a 10.0 execution score which then has points removed for faults such as bent legs, arms and falls.
Xcel Platinum level gymnasts must have seven skills on all events, minus vault. The splitting requirements get bigger and they must perform a 'B' element on all events. Xcel Diamond is the highest level of Xcel. These gymnasts must do seven skills at each event, except vault.
Score for each gymnast is determined by adding together the score for the routine's content (Difficulty Score) and execution (Execution Score). Each routine was given a start value, and the actual score was the total of credit given for the routine minus deductions for execution.
Execution scores are still out of 10, so the theoretical possibility exists for a gymnast to get a partial "perfect 10" (for execution) in addition to whatever maximum number they get for difficulty, but no such score has been awarded in decades.
Xcel Gold is the third level in the Xcel Gymnastics Program. To compete gymnastics in the Xcel Gold Division, the gymnast must be able to do routines that meet these requirements, as stated in the Xcel Code of Points.
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While you move through Xcel's tiers, if a gymnast chooses to return to JO, they must start at Level 4. (If advanced skills are demonstrated, one can progress through the skill levels in a typical meet season). The difficulties plateau at the Platinum level (equivalent to Level 8 in the JO program).
The biggest difference between JO and Xcel is that where JO has very strict requirements, Xcel's are more relaxed and allow the gymnast more of a range of skills, as well as more room to train and progress at their own pace.
Simone Biles nailed her beam routine in Tuesday's final, earning an execution score more than three-tenths higher than she had in the qualifying round, when she stumbled backward on her dismount. But her total score, 14.0, was slightly lower. That's because she changed a single skill: the dismount.
A. There are five divisions of Xcel: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. B. For gymnasts entering from the Jr.
Gymnast's Score Score for each gymnast is determined by adding together the score for the routine's content (Difficulty Score) and execution (Execution Score). Each routine was given a start value, and the actual score was the total of credit given for the routine minus deductions for execution.

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