Which of the following is a deduction for a lack of tuck position in post flight?

The deduction for a lack of tuck position in post flight is set at up to 0.3. This reflects the importance of maintaining a proper tuck position throughout the execution of certain skills, as it demonstrates control and form while in the air. If a gymnast fails to maintain this position, judges will assess the level of separation from the tuck and apply a deduction accordingly. A deduction of up to 0.3 indicates that while there is a notable deviation from the expected body shape, it’s not the highest level of penalty, which is reserved for more significant errors or omissions in style and execution. Understanding this grading is crucial for both gymnasts and judges to maintain consistency and fairness in scoring.