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Programa Olímpico Juvenil Por Grupo de Edad. Rama Varonil. 2009-2012
Copyright by USA Gymnastics Publications All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, translated, or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from USA Gymnastics. All requests for permission should be made to: USA Gymnastics Pan American Plaza, Suite 300 201 S. Capitol Ave.Indianapolis, IN 46225 Edited by Je Robinson – Men’s Junior Olympic Program Coordinator Junior Olympic Format Coordinating Committee: Mike Naddour Bill Foster Stacy Maloney Ron Brant Dennis McIntyre Je Robinson Compulsory Writing Team: Bob Young Brandy Wood Tom Meadows Yuejin Sun Special Thanks to Dr. Jon Culbertson for lending his experience, expertise and perspective one more time.
Traducciónrealizada por: Francisco López Orozco, Gustavo Salazar Ortíz, Cesar Valenzuela Gómez. Miembros del Comité Técnico Varonil de la Federación Méxicana de Gimnasia, A.C.
2009-2012 USA Gymnastics Men’s Junior Olympic Age Group Competition Program
Programa Olímpico Juvenil Por Grupo de Edad. Rama Varonil. 2009-2012
Foreword The preparation of the Age Group Competition Program for this newquadrennium has been quite an endeavor. The last several years have been a time of incredible change for our sport. As you read on, you will see these changes re ected in our program for the coming quadrennium. Our current program is the result of many years of work by previous writing teams and Age Group Competition Committee members. Their work lives on in the basic structure and elementarycomponents of our current work. The task of developing our program for the coming quadrennium began with the formation of a new committee. The Junior Olympic Program Format Coordinating Committee was formed to ensure a “big picture” perspective on our sport. Members of this committee were selected to provide a variety of intelligently-defended perspectives on our sport and our program. Their top-to-bottomperspective of our program has been invaluable in the development of our current work. The task of writing our compulsory routines was performed by our compulsory writing team. This group was selected based on their ability to see the sport from the perspective of the working coach. Each has a successful program of his own and years of experience working in our Junior Program. Each was able toprovide a very unique contribution to the dialog driving the writing of these routines. As you know, the changes in the scoring FIG system for our optional routines and its inherent di erence from the way we have traditionally scored our compulsory exercises have made it somewhat challenging to create a consistent scoring format for both. In an e ort to bring the scoring systems into even closeralignment, changes have been made to our compulsory scoring system. These changes were developed and tested over the course of the last competitive season with the help of several prominent members of our judging community. Throughout the development of this program, the solicitation of information from our men’s community has been job-one. Each member of each of these committees did an outstandingjob of bringing the desires and wishes of their fellow coaches to the table for discussion. I can tell you that every e-mail message addressed to me became a point of discussion during the development of this program. The passion and dedication behind many of our messages stand as a sign of the emotional well-being of our program. My personal thanks go out to each and every one of you who werepro-active enough to put the pen to paper. The gathering of this information is a never-ending process that results in a living program that changes when change is required and has stability in its elementary form. Please, keep the information coming. It’s your program and we’re still listening. In closing, I would like to thank the contributing authors of this work: Bob Young, Tom Meadows, Brandy...
Copyright by USA Gymnastics Publications All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, translated, or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from USA Gymnastics. All requests for permission should be made to: USA Gymnastics Pan American Plaza, Suite 300 201 S. Capitol Ave.Indianapolis, IN 46225 Edited by Je Robinson – Men’s Junior Olympic Program Coordinator Junior Olympic Format Coordinating Committee: Mike Naddour Bill Foster Stacy Maloney Ron Brant Dennis McIntyre Je Robinson Compulsory Writing Team: Bob Young Brandy Wood Tom Meadows Yuejin Sun Special Thanks to Dr. Jon Culbertson for lending his experience, expertise and perspective one more time.
Traducciónrealizada por: Francisco López Orozco, Gustavo Salazar Ortíz, Cesar Valenzuela Gómez. Miembros del Comité Técnico Varonil de la Federación Méxicana de Gimnasia, A.C.
2009-2012 USA Gymnastics Men’s Junior Olympic Age Group Competition Program
Programa Olímpico Juvenil Por Grupo de Edad. Rama Varonil. 2009-2012
Foreword The preparation of the Age Group Competition Program for this newquadrennium has been quite an endeavor. The last several years have been a time of incredible change for our sport. As you read on, you will see these changes re ected in our program for the coming quadrennium. Our current program is the result of many years of work by previous writing teams and Age Group Competition Committee members. Their work lives on in the basic structure and elementarycomponents of our current work. The task of developing our program for the coming quadrennium began with the formation of a new committee. The Junior Olympic Program Format Coordinating Committee was formed to ensure a “big picture” perspective on our sport. Members of this committee were selected to provide a variety of intelligently-defended perspectives on our sport and our program. Their top-to-bottomperspective of our program has been invaluable in the development of our current work. The task of writing our compulsory routines was performed by our compulsory writing team. This group was selected based on their ability to see the sport from the perspective of the working coach. Each has a successful program of his own and years of experience working in our Junior Program. Each was able toprovide a very unique contribution to the dialog driving the writing of these routines. As you know, the changes in the scoring FIG system for our optional routines and its inherent di erence from the way we have traditionally scored our compulsory exercises have made it somewhat challenging to create a consistent scoring format for both. In an e ort to bring the scoring systems into even closeralignment, changes have been made to our compulsory scoring system. These changes were developed and tested over the course of the last competitive season with the help of several prominent members of our judging community. Throughout the development of this program, the solicitation of information from our men’s community has been job-one. Each member of each of these committees did an outstandingjob of bringing the desires and wishes of their fellow coaches to the table for discussion. I can tell you that every e-mail message addressed to me became a point of discussion during the development of this program. The passion and dedication behind many of our messages stand as a sign of the emotional well-being of our program. My personal thanks go out to each and every one of you who werepro-active enough to put the pen to paper. The gathering of this information is a never-ending process that results in a living program that changes when change is required and has stability in its elementary form. Please, keep the information coming. It’s your program and we’re still listening. In closing, I would like to thank the contributing authors of this work: Bob Young, Tom Meadows, Brandy...
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