What deduction applies for performing too many wolfs, tucks, or straddles?

Performing too many wolfs, tucks, or straddles results in a deduction of 0.10. This deduction is specified in gymnastics scoring to ensure that gymnasts are demonstrating a variety of skills rather than relying on a single type. By limiting the number of repetitions of these specific types of skills, judges encourage gymnasts to showcase their range and complexity in routines, which also contributes to the overall artistry and difficulty of the performance. Therefore, when a gymnast exceeds the acceptable number of these skills, the 0.10 deduction is applied to reflect the necessity for variety in their performance.