Which criterion corresponds to Failure to hold ending pose for 1 second?

• A. Additional flat 0.50
• B. flat 0.05
• C. flat 0.10
• D. up to 0.10

Answer: (B)

When scoring a movement, timing faults are handled with fixed, small penalties to reflect a minor lapse without over-penalizing the performer. Not holding the ending pose for a full second is a timing control issue, so it earns a small, fixed deduction. A flat 0.05 penalty captures that it’s a minor fault that still costs a little points, without implying a more serious error. Larger penalties or variable ranges would be used for more significant deviations or more complex mistakes, so they aren’t appropriate for this specific timing lapse.