A run should be between 20 and 40 seconds long. The athlete chooses their own music.

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One judge for each category:

Flow & Composition: Points from 1-100

How well the athlete puts together the different movements and tricks into a feeling of satisfaction to watch. 

100% flow is when everything works out smoothly. If you land a trick and take a few steps back before going to the next movement, the flow-score suffers.

 

Course interaction & Creativity: Points from 1-100

How the athlete uses the different opportunities on the course and interacts with the given surroundings. Which kind of tricks the athlete chooses to perform in their run. Different variations of tricks will be scored higher in creativity than the regular tricks.

If you choose only to use a few obstacles on the course the Course interaction & Creativity suffers.

 

Difficulty: Points from 1-100

The level of tricks, combinations and overall technical movements the athlete performs.

Example: Double flips score higher than single, multi-twists score higher than single twists. Grabs score higher than standard. Types of takeoffs and landings, landing/jumping on/from a thin ledge or a rail scores higher than landing/jumping on flat ground.

 

Execution: Points from 1-100

How well the athlete executes the run.

Example: If the athlete stumbles after a trick or fail/bail during the run the execution suffers.

 

*Keep in mind that all categories give the same amount of points. If you send the biggest tricks but can't control your landing, your flow and execution may suffer. This means that the athlete that gets all categories will most likely win, rather than an athlete just doing flow but no difficult tricks and the other way around. We are looking for well-balanced run!

 

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