How Is Trampolining Scored?
A Final Trampoline Mark Is Based on a Difficulty and Execution Score. a Difficulty Score Begins at 0.0 and Goes up Continuously with Every Difficult Skill...
A final trampoline mark is based on a difficulty and execution score. A difficulty score begins at 0.0 and goes up continuously with every difficult skill performed. An execution score is different and begins at a score of 10.0, and is then deducted by judges for errors in performance.
What's a good score in trampoline?
Trampoline Scoring
It usually ranges from the high 15s to low 16s for men, and the high 13s to high 14s for women. The execution (“B”) score begins at a 10.0, and the judges deduct for errors in performance such as a break in form or an extra bounce.
What is the Olympic trampoline score out of?
Each trampolinist will start with a horizontal displacement score of 10. They'll face deductions of 0.1 to 0.3 depending on how far out of the box they land. Score example: 16.3 (difficulty) + 18.0 (execution) + 17.275 (flight time) + 9.1 (horizontal displacement) = 60.675.
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