DetroitBlue

January 31st, 2022 at 1:16 PM ^

I know nothing about gymnastics - is 409 points good/what’s the maximum possible score?

Isn’t the max score for women 200? Do men do more events or are there just more possible points?

TruBluMich

January 31st, 2022 at 1:42 PM ^

Like in the FIG code, each individual gymnast’s score on an event is determined by combining the difficulty and execution scores calculated by the judges for each routine.

Each skill a gymnast performs has a value attached to it. These values are added together to comprise a gymnast’s difficulty score (d-score). On each event, with the exception of vault, the gymnasts perform 10 skills that counts toward their d-score. Gymnasts can also increase their d-score by performing certain skills in combination. There is no limit to how high a gymnast’s d-score can be.

On vault, since only one skill is performed, each vault has a predetermined value that the judges use as the d-score.

Execution scores (e-scores) start at 10.0 for each gymnast, and points are taken away for errors made by the gymnasts in their routines. Once the e-score is calculated, it is added with the d-score and a gymnast’s score for a routine is determined.

Example:

D-score = 5.5

E-score = 8.9

Total Score = 14.400

http://collegegymnews.com/2018/09/28/ncaa-mens-gymnastics-101/