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It is not technically simple. It is goddamn bonkers complicated. Two flips AND two twists off the end of a four-inch-wide beam. It requires impeccable technique, not just power.
The idea that less prodigiously talented gymnasts would attempt it just for the difficulty value is frankly ridiculous. It's not comparable to the Produnova. It's just not.
This is a really long and rambling thread and it probably would have been better if I'd plotted it out and edited it in advance, but I didn't. So I'll just try to wrap up.
Takeaway 1: The open-ended code was specifically designed to reward a gymnast like Simone Biles, and so it's absurd not to.
Takeaway 2: Gymnasts who can't do Simone's dismount safely aren't going to. It's not like the Produnova, which was attractive to gymnasts who were talented enough to learn many difficult but safer vaults, but didn't have the resources to train something technically complex.
Takeaway 3: If you want to discourage gymnasts from chucking skills they can't do, then for god's sake lower their execution scores. Don't pretend a crazy-hard skill is easier than it is, thus punishing once-in-a-lifetime talents like Simone Biles who CAN do it. The end.
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