Do you own a copy of the Men's Code of Points?
If you are not a judge of men's gymnastics, why would your own a men's Code of
Points?
Gleshna
Overheard at 2004 ESA Northeastern Regional Surf Contest:
"F%&*, I got beaten by a guy from the Great Lakes!"
"Gleshna" <gle...@aol.com> wrote in message
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That is so cool. IMHO the more women that we can interest in coaching
and judging the better.
I have not talked to Missy in an age, but she is very open-minded so I
am not surprised that she took the time to learn to judge men's
gymnastics.
-S
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"S" <GOTNOMA...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I'm not a womens judge either, and I own a women's code. I was a coach up
>until about a year ago. Most coaches possess a Code, if not both.
>
>
Do you own a copy of the Men's Code of Points? That is not clear in your
answer.
I take it that you have never been a gymnastics judge at any level.
Do you own a current copy of the Men's Code of Points?
>I've never met a women who wasn't a judge of men.
Boy, howdy!
> Do you own a copy of the Men's Code of Points? That is not clear in your
> answer.
She's said so more than once before. I guess you missed that post, too.
KPB
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> Do you own a current copy of the Men's Code of Points?
Geez, how many times must she say so? Sigh.
"Gleshna" <gle...@aol.com> wrote in message
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>Can you read? I said I own a men's Code something like two days ago.
Excuse me for not memorizing all of your posts.
> I said I own a men's Code something like two days ago.
Why do you own the copy?
"Gleshna" <gle...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Gleshna is an idiot, pay it no mind.
>Because, as I stated in another posts, it was a requirement by my gym to own
>both copies.
Oh, okay. You other post was past tense, so I had the impression that you no
longer coach.
"Gleshna" <gle...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Melissa don't waste your keystrokes. Gleshna is 500 lb lop of shit stuck in
its house with nothing better to do than try and insult USA Men's
gymnastics.
>
>I don't. I stopped coaching a year ago. The Codes don't just magically
>disappear into thin air when you quit.
>
Okay, I understand. You are have girls coaching experience, follow male and
female gymnastics closely, and a current copy of the Men's Code of Points.
Codes change every four years.
"Gleshna" <gle...@aol.com> wrote in message
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>I have girls and boys coaching experience, girls judging experience, follow
>both sides very closely and own copies of both the mens and womens codes
>(which are on a 8 year cycle this time - right Dean? so I've been told
>anyway - ...the revisions have been coming free in the mail for 4-years
>straight now, gotta love those Canadiens).
>
I haven't heard anything about an 8 year cycle. With some of the changes
I've heard about, I certainly hope not.
Dean Dryer
> Interesting. I just remember when the current code first came out,
> there was lots of talk about trying to keep it in effect for 8 years,
> with minimal amount of changes after 2004 (instead of completely
> rehauling it, like what usually happens). Maybe that was just for the
> women? Or maybe they decided not to go that route after all.
I've heard rumors about taking away D+D connection bonus. Devaluing a
bunch of skillls. Getting rid of one element group from each event.
These are not small changes. And they will make a 10.0 SV darn near
impossible. I really don't want to live with that kind of system for 8
years.
Dean Dryer
If the Start Value appears to be incorrect does the team file an inquiry or a
protest?
Is there anything in the Code of Points that states what you are supposed to do
if the judges or officials do not follow the procedures outlined in the Code of
Points?
Anyone know of any other cases where judges or officials did not follow the
procedures as outline in the Code of Points?