If the second cartwheel is directly connected to a stretch jump, what happens to value part credit?

If the second cartwheel is directly connected to a stretch jump, what happens to value part credit?

• A. Yes, both cartwheels receive value part credit
• B. No, only the first cartwheel receives value part credit
• C. No, neither receives value part credit
• D. Only the second cartwheel receives value part credit

Answer: (A)

Value part credit goes to each element that qualifies as a value part, even when elements are linked in a continuous sequence. Here, the second cartwheel remains a separate element that meets the criteria for a value part, and being directly connected to a stretch jump doesn’t negate its credit. As long as the cartwheels are performed with proper technique and form, both cartwheels earn value part credit. The stretch jump between them is just part of the connecting sequence, not a reason to withhold credit from the cartwheels.

Value part credit goes to each element that qualifies as a value part, even when elements are linked in a continuous sequence. Here, the second cartwheel remains a separate element that meets the criteria for a value part, and being directly connected to a stretch jump doesn’t negate its credit. As long as the cartwheels are performed with proper technique and form, both cartwheels earn value part credit. The stretch jump between them is just part of the connecting sequence, not a reason to withhold credit from the cartwheels.