What is the deduction for twisting saltos where 1-44 degrees is missing?

When assessing twisting saltos in gymnastics, the angle of the twist is crucial for determining the quality of the execution. If a gymnast performs a twisting salto and there is a missing twist angle between 1 and 44 degrees, the judges apply a specific deduction based on how much of the twist was executed incorrectly.

The deduction range of 0.05 to 0.10 reflects a minor error in execution. This range is appropriate for small angles of deviation from the expected position. It acknowledges that the gymnast performed the skill mostly correctly but with a slight flaw related to the twisting element. According to the rules, such a range indicates that the performer maintained control and executed the salto with reasonable form, but did not fully meet the standard for the expected twist angle.

Other options represent deductions that would be applied for more significant errors or outright failures to perform the skill correctly, such as a complete lack of twist or major execution flaws that would warrant greater penalties. Thus, the provided range is the correct response for a minor fault in the twisting component of the salto.