Reps counted with a tap
The counter takes the full width of the judge phone, one button to count and one to take back a rep counted twice. The total reaches the ranking as soon as it is saved.
Endurance
Run your endurance events
In endurance the athlete is counted. Pull-ups, dips, muscle-ups and squats at bodyweight, valid reps reach the ranking during the heat.
Built for your discipline
It is also called sets and reps or max reps, and everything turns on what is validated. You set the movements, strict pull-ups, dips, muscle-ups or squats, the standards a rep has to meet to count, the time cap and the longest pause between two reps. Everything is counted at bodyweight, nothing is added on a belt, and that is what separates endurance from streetlifting. The judge only taps what they validate, so a no-rep never reaches the total, and the ranking follows the heat. The double station, one judge counting out loud and one judge validating the movement, is in final development, in internal testing.
What changes on the day
Heat starts
Two athletes at a time or a whole heat. The running order is drawn at random or built by hand, and everyone knows their slot.
Time caps
Six, ten, fifteen or twenty minutes, or no cap at all when the event is run to failure. Capped athletes are separated on the number of reps then on the time actually taken.
Weight and level categories
As many categories as your grid crosses, each with its weight bounds, its grouping and its ranking. The weigh-in takes the weight of the athlete at the desk.
Live leaderboard
The total climbs heat after heat on the athlete app and on the venue screen, and you decide when the event is revealed.
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Your rulebook decides. A judge can follow several athletes of the same heat or hold only one. The double station, a counting judge and a validating judge on the same athlete, is in final development, in internal testing.
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On the number of valid reps first, then on the time actually taken to finish, which puts two athletes on the same total back in order.
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Yes. Every part of an event carries its coefficient, so a pull-up can weigh more than a dip in the total if your rulebook says so.
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Yes. An event carries several scores, reps then time for instance, each with the weight you give it in the ranking.
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