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The 15 pages that link to Code of Points, each with the reason it gives.

• International Gymnastics FederationRelated: FIG publishes discipline-specific codes that determine how routines are evaluated.

• Rhythmic gymnasticsRelated: It turns each routine’s risks, technical elements, and artistry into a scored performance.

• GymnasticsRelated: It determines how routines are evaluated and how difficulty contributes to scores.

• Gymnastics at the Summer OlympicsRelated: Its discipline-specific rules determine how Olympic routines are evaluated.

• Floor exerciseRelated: It determines how floor routines earn difficulty and lose execution points.

• World Artistic Gymnastics ChampionshipsRelated: Its scoring rules determine how championship routines are evaluated.

• Gymnastics all-aroundRelated: It sets how each apparatus routine contributes to an all-around score.

• Nastia LiukinRelated: Its scoring rules shaped the difficulty and execution marks behind Liukin's results.

• Pommel horseRelated: Its requirements shape which elements count and how pommel horse routines are scored.

• Gabby DouglasRelated: Its scoring system determined how Douglas's routines translated into Olympic results.

• Aly RaismanRelated: Its difficulty and execution scores shaped the routines behind Raisman's Olympic results.

• Lilia PodkopayevaRelated: Gymnastics scoring rules shaped how Podkopayeva's difficulty and execution were evaluated.

• Sawao KatōRelated: Its scoring framework determines how routines contribute to all-around and apparatus results.

• Aliya MustafinaRelated: Its difficulty and execution scores shaped the strategy behind her routines.

• Pole sportsRelated: Its criteria translate pole-sports skills into difficulty and execution scores.