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  • Shorthand Scripting 101 by Vinnie DiMaggio
     

  • Shorthand Scripting 201 by Vinnie DiMaggio
     

  • GymQuest 2009
    GymQuest is a freeware study aid and review tool for judges of women's gymnastics.

  • Mr. Gymnastics Judge link on You Tube - has some skills and shorthand. This would be very good for newer judges that are just learning shorthand. These videos were created by Dana Kling, a GA judge and GA NAWGJ State Governing Board member. See the links on the Video Links page under the shorthand heading.
     

Practice Tests

These tests, created by Susan Monahan, follow the actual testing format. Answer keys are included and are the last page of each file. If you encounter any errors, please email the web director at judyhoef@earthlink.net

Level 10 Study Material & Forms

This material has been compiled by numerous people - Brenda Eberhardt, Paul Padron, Pat Panichas, Patty Vitale and Carole Ide. It is your responsibility to check for accurateness! Errors/changes are POSSIBLE!

Unofficial Clinic Notes
UNOFFICIAL Clinic Notes (6/ 6/ 09 Connie Maloney); UNOFFICIAL Clinic Notes( 6/ 21/ 09 Marian Dykes Prepared by Patty Vitale and added to by Carole Ide

Optional Cheat Sheets - 2009

Level 10 Card - 2009

Level 10 Shorthand Routines & Quizes - 2009 by Myra Elfenbein

Uneven bars, beam and floor practice routines are on YouTube provided by MrGymnasticsJudge (Dana Kling). Links to these routines are on the Video Links page under the Routines/Practice Judge heading.

 

NOTE: All educational items are offered by NAWGJ as a courtesy to judges to help in the educational process. Note that they are NOT official information and that there could be errors. We appreciate the member judges that have taken the time and effort to share their expertise.

Official information regarding USAG Junior Olympic rules are found in the JO Code of Points, the Junior Olympic Compulsory program book and WTC minutes published in Technique and on the USA Gymnastics website. Refer to USAG for further information on official rules and policies.