For each time synchronization of movement with the musical beat is missed throughout the exercise, how much is deducted?

In gymnastics judging, the synchronization of a gymnast's movements with the beat of the music is an important aspect of choreography. When a gymnast misses this synchronization, it indicates a lack of cohesion between the routine and the musical accompaniment, which affects the overall performance quality.

Each time synchronization with the musical beat is missed results in a deduction of 0.05. This deduction reflects the point system used in gymnastics judging, where minor errors lead to small penalties that accumulate throughout the routine. It allows judges to quantify how well the gymnast has connected their movements with the rhythm of the music. The choice of 0.05 aligns with standard judging practices, emphasizing the importance of timing in performances while allowing for graceful nuances in evaluation.