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How Rhythmic Gymnastics Is Scored: D, A & E Scores Explained

How rhythmic gymnastics is scored under the FIG 2025-2028 Code: the D (difficulty), A (artistry) and E (execution) scores, and what changed in 2025.

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How Rhythmic Gymnastics Is Scored: D, A & E Scores Explained

Rhythmic gymnastics scoring is not a single number. Every routine is judged by three separate panels, and the final result is the sum of a D-score (Difficulty), an A-score (Artistry) and an E-score (Execution). This guide explains how rhythmic gymnastics is scored under the ts%202025-2028.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">FIG 2025-2028 Code of Points

, from body and apparatus difficulty to the differences between individual and group routines and the key rule changes introduced in 2025.

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