Which criterion concerns insufficient leg or knee separation during required movements?

• A. Leg or knee separation
• B. Insufficient height of leaps/jumps/hops
• C. Insufficient split when required (dance/acro elements)
• D. Lower vp

Answer: (A)

The main idea is checking whether the legs are kept apart by a sufficient distance during movements that require leg spacing. When a movement calls for a certain separation between the legs or knees, not achieving that separation means the legs remain too close together, which can throw off alignment, reduce stability, and compromise form. That focus—whether the legs or knees are separated enough during required movements—is what this criterion is assessing.

The other options refer to different aspects: how high you jump, a full split position, or something unrelated. So the criterion that directly targets ensuring adequate leg and knee spacing best fits the description.