What happens if the ABR 720 Twizzle is performed on two feet?

When the ABR 720 Twizzle is performed on two feet, it does not meet the required elements of the maneuver, which is intended to be executed on one foot. The technical rules governing synchro skating specify that for a twizzle to receive full credit, it must be a continuous rotation on a single foot. Performing the twizzle on two feet indicates a loss of control and balance, which directly impacts the overall execution and quality of the element.

As a result of performing the twizzle incorrectly, the artistic and technical evaluation will lower the level of performance; thus it is recorded as a lower level of difficulty. This reduction in performance is represented by the deduction in the program component score (PI), moving it down a level since the maneuver was not executed as required.

The other options involve scenarios that do not align with the rules impacting score adjustments. The performance does not merit an increase or maintenance of the PI, nor can it be deemed a valid maneuver since it failed to meet the essential criteria, leading to the conclusion that it should be evaluated negatively.