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UNITED STATES NATIONAL AEROBIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 - Informaton 2008 USA National Aerobic Championship UNITED STATES NATIONAL AEROBIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 - Information United States Aerobic Championship – Senior Divisions
United States Aerobic Championship –Youth Divisions
USA Aerobic Championship and USA Youth Aerobic Championship Registration/Documentation/Training - Sunday, July 20 at 9:00am All - Senior & Youth Athlete Orientation - Sunday, July 20 at 2:00pm - All - Senior & Youth Preliminaries/All Divisions - Sunday, July 20 at 5:00pm - All - Senior & Youth Finals/All Divisions - Monday, July 21 at 5:00pm - All - Senior & Youth
Class I athletes placing in the top three positions with a minimum score of 16.00 and all youth athletes with a minimum score of 12.00 will advance to compete in the International Aerobic Championship and International Youth Aerobic Championship – here are the schedules of events: The 2nd FIG Aerobic Gymnastics World Series USA The Association of National Aerobic Championships Worldwide (ANAC) and the Federation Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG) have confirmed that the ANAC will organize a World Series Event in conjunction with the IAC, July 21 - 27 in Las Vegas wherein athletes representing FIG national governing bodies can participate in the World Series and International Aerobic Championships.
International Aerobic Championship & FIG Aerobic Gymnastics World Series USARegistration/Documentation/Training - Tuesday, July 22 at 9:00am – All
International Youth Aerobic Championship & Junior World Aerobic ShowcaseRegistration/Documentation/Training - Tuesday, July 22 at 9:00am – All
Judging System - FIG Code of Points
USA Championship Entry Forms/USCAF Membership
Championship Housing A meal plan is available at the Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort for breakfast and lunch or dinner (2 meals) at $30/day. Alternative Hotels: Located one mile from the Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort (free shuttle service provided), the Viera & Luna di Lusso properties offer studios (one room), and spacious one or two-bedroom suites with all the comforts of home - complete with a living room, dedicated workspace with high-speed Internet access, full kitchen and private bedroom with phone and television. Studio with microwave/refrigerator – sleeps up to two is $149.00 per night; one bedroom with kitchen/living room– two beds/sleeps up to 4 is $189 per night and two bedrooms with full kitchen/living room – three beds/sleeps up to 6 persons is $249.00 per night. To download the Reservation Forms, click on the link for the hotel or go to the Forms section of this site.
Airport Transportation Avis Rent A Car is the official rental car supplier for the Championships. Reservations can be made by calling 1-800-331-1600 or online at www.avis.com. The Avis Worldwide Discount (AWD) Number is D757641. Please use this AWD number when calling Avis directly at 1-800-331-1600 to receive the best car rental rates available. Should a lower qualifying rate become available at the time of booking, Avis is pleased to offer a 5% discount off the lower qualifying rate or the championship rate, whichever is lowest. The attendee must use the assigned Championship Avis Discount Number and meet Avis rental requirements to receive the discount.
Rules for ANAC Class II and Masters Divisions The total number of elements permitted in a routine is 10 plus two ANAC compulsory elements consisting of Jumping Jack Phrase and High Leg Kicks - for example: 10 elements plus two compulsories = 12 The elements performed must be within the difficulty level ranked A-E and a value from .1 to .5 A maximum of 1 element may be performed at level F and a value of .6 More than 1 element of .6 = -1.0 per element More than 10 elements = -1.0 per element Missed ANAC Compulsory = -1.0 deduction
1. The thirty-two (32) count pattern must be initiated with four (4) consecutive Jumping Jacks. The Jumping Jack start and finish position must be basic, standing anatomical position. There are no restrictions or requirements for arm choreography. Directional change (any direction) and/or traveling (in any direction), during the repetitions of the four (4) Jumping Jacks is permitted. Minimum competency level: The action requires a minimum of thirty (30) degrees hip abduction (15 degrees at each hip). 2. Immediately after the four (4) Jumping Jacks have been completed, any combination of standing, rebound sportaerobics movements and patterns must be choreographed for the remaining twenty-four (24) counts, yielding a total of thirty two (32) counts. 3. The following must not be performed during the Jumping Jack Phrase: Elements from the Element Pool list. High Leg Kicks Compulsory Seated/floor exercises, or non-standing moves (kneeling for example) 4. The difficulty evaluation is based on the performance of the four (4) consecutive jumping jacks. Creative use of arm patterns and movements is recommended. 0.1 (A) - Stationary 0.2 (B) - Stationary with any change to "facing" orientation 0.3 (C) - Travel to side, back, or front - all four (4) must travel 0.4 (D) - Traveling with any change to "facing" orientation - all four (4) must travel 1. Start and finish position is standing, with part of both beet in contact with the floor. All four (4) kicks must be in the sagittal plan (forward from the body). Minimum competency level. The path of the heel must reach waist level on each of the four (4) kicks. The four (4) kicks must alternate consecutively from right leg to left, or left leg to right. R, L, R, L or L, R, L R, without interruption or movements in between. Traveling: The high leg kicks may travel (Stationary is not required) Traveling is only permitted forward or backward on a straight line. Diagonal travel is not permitted. All four (4) high leg kicks must be performed side-on to the judges. The difficulty evaluation is based on the height (flexibility) obtained by the path of the heel during each kick. Difficulty value will be assigned according to lowest level kick performed. Creative use of arm patterns and movements is recommended. 0.1 (A) - Waist height to above waist level. 0.2 (B) - Shoulder height. 0.3 (C) - Head height to above head height. 0.4 (D) - Vertical.
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