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1986 Uspc Festival Judges Forums Sonia Hansen OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE AMERICAN VAULTING ASSOCIATION 2Q066 GLEN BRAE DRIVE, SARATOGA, CA 95070 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1986 THIS ISSUE - 1986 USPC FESTIVAL JUDGES FORUMS PONY CLUBS SONIA HANSEN, RAINBOW VAULTERS, ON REGENBOGEN 1986 AVA NATIONAL CHAMPION WOMAN INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES AND TRAVELS (By Colette Garrison, Chairman, International Committee) Five California vaulting dubs havi scheduled The Rainbow Vau]ters are planning thei^r return exchange visits with German vaulting teams in July and visit to the Bad Urach group right after the U.S. August 1?87. Clubs hosting German groups this summer National Championships in August, Also planning a trip include California Carousel Vaulters of Los Altos, to Germany are the Central Valley Vaulters, of California, who will b* hosting Voltigieregruppe Sacramento, who will visit three German vaulting Murrhardt, of West Germany; Timberlini Vaulters of groups: Stuttgart, Goslar, and Schenefeld. On the Sequel, California, who will be hosting agenda for both groups are visits to the German Voltigieregruppe ZeUernreute, whose horse they used at National Vaulting Championships in mid-August. the 1984 Uorld Championships; and Rainbow Vaulters of Christiane Noelting, coach of Central Valley Diamond Bar, California, who will host Voltigieregruppe Vaulters, returned in mid-November fron a week in Bad Urach, also of Uest Germany. Mt. Eden Vaulters, of Germany where she was invited by the National Vaulting Saratoga, California, are in the process of making Center to conduct a three day longeing clinic at arrangements to complete tht second half of their Hohenhameln. She followed this by clinics for three exchange with Schenefeld Voltigieregruppe, the German other German teams. team which hosted them for the 1985 European On the schedule of Naomi Takemoto, AVA President Championships. and Gold JudQe(R»), is a trip to Brazil in mid-January to conduct clinics and medal tests for vaulters in Sao Paulo. Any A.V.A. vaulters who plan to travel or study abroad in ceding months and are interested in making contact with vaulters in foreign countries are yjelcome to contact Colette Garrison, Chairman of the AVA International Cormittee, at 4252 Mason Lane, Sacramento, CA 95821 914/484-9775. AME-R-I-CAN—U^-ULX1NG^_ASSOCIATI ON ROSTER EXECUTIVE BOARD SPECIAL PROGRAM DIRECTORS PRESIOGiT: Naoni TaKenoto (7-9AM.8-10PM) 408/442-6783* NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR VAULTINS EDUCATION: 5332 Sequel Drive. Sequel, CA 95073 Elizabeth F. Searle (4-8AM, 7-10PW 408/423-4444* EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT: Colette Garrison 914/484-9775* 334 Mission Vineyard Road, San Juan Bautlsta.CA 95045 4252Hason Lane, Sacranento. CA 95821 (7AM-4PM,8:30-10m) NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THERAPEUTIC VAULTING: VICE PRESIDE - FEST: Kathleen Bossemieyer 408/474-7454 Liz Helns 818/747-4373 3151 Victory Line. Sequel. CA 95073 (5-10PH) 9311 Del Arroyo Drive, Sun Valley, CA 91352 VICE PRESIDE - PROMOTION & PUBLICITY: Marianne Rose 4087847-1789* COMMITTEES 11845 Skyline Boulevard. Los Gatos, CA 95030 VICE PRESIDBiT - REGIES: David Eggleston 915/483-5735* ACA CAMPS: Joyce Gussenhoven 408/724-0317 1405 U. Tennessee. Midland, TX 79701 (6AM-1IPM) P.O. Box 1004, San Juan Bautista, CA 95045 GENERAL SECRETARY: Joy Coburn (7PTH1PM) 818/888-8421* flWUAL MEETIN6: Jane Garrod 408/847-9145 5340 Scott Robertson Road, Hidden Hills. CA 91302 22400 Mt. Eden Road, Saratoga. CA 95070 TREASURER: Judith S. Bryer (6;30AH-4:30PMJ 408/847-0402 AVA VAULTING NEUS CHTE: Stephanie Siemens 714/595-0058 20044 Glen Brae Drive, Saratoga. CA 95070 212J4 Silver CToud, Dianond Bar, CA 91765 UorK:84H735 TECMCAL ADVISOR: J. Ash ton Moore 408/423-4446 <HOME:7-9tti, After 7PM; UORK:9-12AM) 334 Mission Vineyard Road, San Juan Bautista,CA 95045 BALLOT COMMITTEE: Connie Geisler 714/841-1544 2132 Indian Creek Road. Dianond Bar, CA 91765 STAFF CLU8S: 441: Jean Seattle (6^-7PM) 801/736-4420 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY: Judith 5. Bryer 408/947-0402 3745 Miguelito Canyon Road. Lcopoc, CA 93434 (OFFICE HOURS: 9 AM - 12 NOON M-TH) AND: Sally Collins (TffHlPW 415/453-9045 EDITOR, AVA VAULTING NEUS: Judith S. Bryer 408/847-0402 Gen.Delivery, Nicasio, CA 94944 (Be5t:6PM-llPM,Not T U) 20044 til en brae Drive. Saratoga. CA 95070 CLUBS: U.S. PWs Carol Fuller (4AM-UPM) 703/759-231^ NEQAL TEST SECRETftftt; Peony Vaughn 415/442-2219 1075 Leigh Mill Road, Great Falls, W» 22044 General Delivery, Nicisio. CA 94944 (7;30-8:30AM.9-11PM) CONSTITUTION & BT-LAUS: Joy Coburn ^7-11PM) 818/888-8421* LIAISON, CHRONICLE OF THE HOSE: 5340 Scott Robertson Road. Hidden Hills. CA 91302 Chris Appel-BucierKa 703/378-5987 FEST COMMITTEE; Lynne Nelson ' 805/541-5439 3912 Chantilly Road. Chantilly, VA 22021 442 California Blvd.,San Luis Objspo. CA 93401 HISTORIAN: Patricia Reschar 408/356-8440 INTERNATIONAL: Colette Garrison (7tff4PM) 914/484-9775* 112 Calfhill Court, Los Gatos, CA 95030 4252 Mason Lane. Sacranento, CA 95821 (8:30PM-IOPM) NATIONAL EXCW6E: Maxine Chelini (7:3Q-?AM)415/443-1547 NOMINATING COMMITTEE: Jean Beatti* 805/734-4420 P.O. Box 583, Pt. Reyes Station, CA 94954 (4:30-11 :30PH) 3745 Miguelito Canyon Road, Lcopoc, CA 93434 SPECIAL AWARDS: Jean Seattle (4AM-7Ffl) 805/736-4420 __ INSURANCE AGENT 3745 Miguelito Canyon Road. Loripoc, CA 93436 ROLLINS BURDICK WINTER: Ronald D. Durm 9TS7727-1234 TECWICAL CGttUTTEE: Adrienni Stang 408/867-0184* 7700 College Town Dr. Suite 105, Sacra/lento, CA 95826 20449 Glen Brae Drive. Saratoga. CA 95070 VIDEO COMMITTEE: Laurie Johnson 408/476-5901* * Denotes Telephone Answering Machine, P.O. Box 101, Sequel, CA 95073 JUDGES AND INSTRUCTORS FORUMS OBSERVATIONS ON NORTHERN CALIFORNIA JUDGES FORUM rby Suzanne TJetolT^egion II Supervisor, and Coach, Chehalem flountain^VaulTersl The Northern California Judges Forun, held December 7, 1986, at Osier lea. San Juan Bautista. California, was presented by J. Ashton Moore, AVA (R») and FEI International Vaulting Judo* as well as AVA's Technical Advisor and International Liaison. The forum was attended by 24 Sustaining Members, numbering among then -four judges, two apprentice judges, and 13 coacn/longer/vaulters fron all over California and fron Oregon. Once again. J,A. Muore has given coaches, apprentice judges and other interested AVA member_„ s an excellent opportunity to learn more about our sport The purpose of this forun, according to Jeff, was to "exchange ideas, update ourselves, organize our thoughts for better comunication between judges and instructors and to improve the methodology of judging.1 Special enphasis this time was on the free style exercise (kur), We were given a brief background on the influence the United States has had on the international vaulting connunity to date, and also a look at the changes Jeff would like to see occur in the future; for example, dividing the judging of an event by having one judge score only general impression and technical aspects, another judge score only composition, and a third judge score only the performance aspect. This method would be more in keeping with the way sports such as ice skating are judged. However, there is (Photo by J.Bryer) scoe European resistance to this idea. J. ASKTON MOORE After our lunch break, a delicious array of breads, The remainder of the morning session was spent cold cuts, and beverages arranged by Adrienne Stang. AVA comparing international and national Technical differences Judge (R) and Technical Committee Chairman, Jeff shewed in judging. Jeff believes it is disadvantageous to require videotaped vaulting performances on his large screen a different set of rules for our vaulters in national monitor. Viewing performances of a B team Kur at the 1986 competition than in international. He would like to see one National Championships, as well as several team kurs at set of guidelines that is used both here and abroad. Jeff the 1986 World Championships in Bulle, Switzerland, the stated, "Uhat we need to do is become more exact and Judges in attendance scored each performance in turn, specific in judging, both nationally and internationally." giving reasons for their marks. This was extremely He would like to see a more sophisticated and objective informative, allowing the rest of the participants to approach to dealing with connon occurances and faults - such learn what judges look for in a team kur. For example, is as general agreement about a rjnoe of deductions it secure?, what is its level of difficulty9 and is it (approximately 0.5 to 1,5 deduction for a fall in team kur. flowing? for example). He also discussed some of the variables that enter into judging, such as differences in what the judges All in all. I found this forun an excellent learning see depending on where they are seated. For example, how experience and would encourage all coaches and vaulters to high up or how far away the judge is from the vaulter nakes take advantage of the opportunity to exchange ideas and an enormous difference in what he sees. These are important gain a better understanding of what is involved in judging points for coaches and vaulters, as well as competition and what judges look for in a kur performance. managersito keep in mind. EXCERPTS FROM USPC FAULTING COMMITTEE REPORT (Sharon A, Davis, 1986 Chairman USPC Vaulting Committee) 1986 Goals - "Safety and Fun' to be emphasized in expanding the awareness of vaulting. Provide support for vaulting workshops at the USPC Festival. ftnnual Meeting - Carol Fuller chosen to coordinate vaulting workshops for Festival. Others on the committee to be resource persons for vaulting information, Sharon Davis to be available for "introduction to vaulting" clinics to pony clubs throughout the U.S. Festival Planning - Arranged for three AVA vaulter/instructors for the workshops with funding to be shared by AVA and USPC. Arranged for horses and barrels from Great Falls Pony Club, Cincinnati Pony Club; and Kentucky Horse Park horse rental concession.
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