How to calculate the final result of snowboarding men's platform

There are five judges in platform skiing. The referee judges the points according to the two (flying) postures of the contestants, and the posture score is added with the distance score, and the distance score is calculated by the number of meters flown. There are ***5 judges in the leap posture, each with 20 points. Remove a highest score and a lowest score, and the full score is 60. Distance calculation adopts "2 for 3 method", such as 60.20 meters for 60 meters; 60.30 meters is 60.50 meters; 60.70 meters is 60.50 meters and 60.80 meters is 6 1 meter. Then the lead is 6 1 meter. The highest score of posture is 20 points. In judging posture, jumping scores account for an important proportion, with 6-20 as success and 0- 12 as failure. The technical movements of platform skiing include four parts: sliding assistance, take-off, air flight and landing.

The technical points of take-off in platform skiing take-off are the key to the whole technical action, and the quality of take-off action determines the athletes' performance. When the athlete slides down to the springboard at the platform end at a speed of more than 25m per second (lifted at an angle of 9- 1 1 with the ramp), the athlete jumps hard and runs into the air. Because the fastest speed of taxi assist can reach more than 30 meters per second, mastering the best time to take off is the main criterion to measure the technical level of athletes. The method of take-off strength is different from that of high jump or long jump. To be exact, it's not jumping, it's a quick kick of the leg. The athlete glided quickly along the auxiliary slide. Generally, they jump immediately when the tip of the snowboard reaches the end of the platform, and the upper body stretches forward.