PROVINCIAL PATHWAY: GENERAL INFORMATION This document describes the program for the GCG Provincial 1 to 5 and National Open categories. The Provincial Pathway is a modification of the FIG Junior rules. Therefore, all FIG Junior rules apply including the restricted elements, repetition, maximum five counting skills per Element Group, time on floor, three parts of the Pommel Horse, etc. Modifications to the FIG Junior rules include a reduction in the number of EGRs required, and the difficulty requirement of the dismount has been reduced. ARTICLE 1: PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The Provincial Pathway consists of 6 levels. Provincial 1, 2 and 3 compete within their Province Provincial 4 and 5 compete in Regional competition (Westerns and Eastern Championships) National Open competes at the Canadian Championships. ELITE RULES AND REGULATIONS PROVINCIAL RULES AND REGULATIONS FIG rules + landing bonus Junior FIG rules Senior National Open (with GCG supplemental rules) FIG rules + landing bonus Junior Provincial level 5 Optional Routine Modified 14 – 15 Physical Testing Junior FIG rules – 8 skills 16 - 17 (3 required element groups) (with GCG supplemental rules) Optional Routine Modified JR FIG – 7 Optional Routine Modified JR Elite level 4 Provincial level 4 skills Junior FIG rules FIG – 7 skills (3 required element groups) Compulsory (3 required element groups) routines (with GCG supplemental Physical Testing rules) Elite Level 3 Compulsory routine Physical Testing Provincial level 3 Optional Routine – 6 skills Supplementary rules Required elements Compulsory routines & Physical Compulsory routines & Elite Level 2 Provincial level 2 preparation routine physical preparation routine Elite level 1 Compulsory routines & Physical Provincial level 1 Compulsory routines & preparation routine physical preparation routine ARTICLE 2: COMPETITIVE AGE FOR PROVINCIAL PATHWAY Age Determination The competitor’s age will be based on his age as of September 1st of the competition season (defined as September 1 to August 31). Please refer to Appendix ‘A’ on page 23.
PROVINCIAL PATHWAY: GENERAL INFORMATION This document describes the program for the GCG Provincial 1 to 5 and National Open categories. The Provincial Pathway is a modification of the FIG Junior rules. Therefore, all FIG Junior rules apply including the restricted elements, repetition, maximum five counting skills per Element Group, time on floor, three parts of the Pommel Horse, etc. Modifications to the FIG Junior rules include a reduction in the number of EGRs required, and the difficulty requirement of the dismount has been reduced. ARTICLE 1: PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The Provincial Pathway consists of 6 levels. Provincial 1, 2 and 3 compete within their Province Provincial 4 and 5 compete in Regional competition (Westerns and Eastern Championships) National Open competes at the Canadian Championships. ELITE RULES AND REGULATIONS PROVINCIAL RULES AND REGULATIONS Senior FIG rules + landing bonus National Open Junior FIG rules (with GCG supplemental rules) Junior 14 – 15 16 - 17 FIG rules + landing bonus Physical Testing Provincial level 5 Optional Routine Modified Junior FIG rules – 8 skills (3 required element groups) (with GCG supplemental rules) Elite level 4 Optional Routine Modified JR FIG – 7 skills (3 required element groups) Compulsory routines Physical Testing Provincial level 4 Optional Routine Modified JR Junior FIG rules FIG – 7 skills (3 required element groups) (with GCG supplemental rules) Elite Level 3 Compulsory routine Physical Testing Provincial level 3 Optional Routine – 6 skills Supplementary rules Required elements Elite Level 2 Compulsory routines & Physical preparation routine Provincial level 2 Compulsory routines & physical preparation routine Elite level 1 Compulsory routines & Physical preparation routine Provincial level 1 Compulsory routines & physical preparation routine ARTICLE 2: COMPETITIVE AGE FOR PROVINCIAL PATHWAY Age Determination The competitor’s age will be based on his age as of September 1st of the competition season (defined as September 1 to August 31). Please refer to Appendix ‘A’ on page 23.
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