How are loads entered?

Every movement is a part of the event with its score in kilos. The athlete declares their opening, the scoring desk marks every attempt good or missed, and the best good load reaches the total of their category. The card per judge is in final development, in internal testing.

How does the weigh-in work?

Inside the window open for their category, you take the weight of the athlete on the check-in screen and the bounds of their category show next to it without ever stopping them from competing. You also record their rack height, their dip bar width and their bar height, offered again from one event to the next, and you pass their belt, their elbow sleeves and their shoes. A bodyweight is health data, it stays readable by the organisation alone and never leaves in a file handed to athletes.

Can categories be compared with each other?

An absolute category ranks the union of several categories on the movements they have in common, and every athlete keeps their own. The absolute ranking coefficient between weight classes is in final development, in internal testing.

Can streetlifting be mixed with other disciplines?

Yes. One event runs parts from different disciplines one after another, each with its own way of measuring the athlete, and the general ranking adds up what you decide to put in it.

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In streetlifting the athlete is loaded. Weighted pull-ups and dips, weigh-in, weight classes and a ranking on the load lifted.

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Streetlifting is measured in kilos added, on a belt or in a vest, and that is what separates it from endurance, where nothing is added to bodyweight. Some French rulebooks call it multi-lift, the English speaking world says weighted calisthenics or calisthenics powerlifting. You weigh your athletes inside the window open for their category, you check their gear and record their bar settings, you take the declared openings then every attempt as good or missed, and the best load of each movement reaches the ranking of the category. The rising bar order recalculated live from the declared loads is in final development, in internal testing.

What changes on the day

Score on the load

The kilo is a score type of its own, shown in kilograms or in pounds depending on your event. Weighted pull-up, weighted dip and the movements your rulebook adds, each with its bar, its score in kilos and its coefficient in the total.

Weigh-in window per category

Every category carries its lower and its upper bound, and its weigh-in opens an adjustable lead before its first passage, two hours by default, then closes when the bar starts. The weight is taken on the check-in screen.

Three attempts per movement

Three as everywhere, or the number your rulebook writes, adjustable movement by movement. The opening is declared at the weigh-in, the minimum increment between two attempts of the same athlete is set alongside it, and every attempt is marked good or missed.

Total and tie-breaks

The sum of the best good loads makes the total, and on an equal total the lightest bodyweight wins. An absolute category ranks the union of several categories on the movements they share, and an athlete can compete while staying out of the general ranking.

Live leaderboard

The platform moves on and the ranking follows, on the athlete app and on the venue screen. You decide when each movement is revealed.

: Every movement is a part of the event with its score in kilos. The athlete declares their opening, the scoring desk marks every attempt good or missed, and the best good load reaches the total of their category. The card per judge is in final development, in internal testing.
: Inside the window open for their category, you take the weight of the athlete on the check-in screen and the bounds of their category show next to it without ever stopping them from competing. You also record their rack height, their dip bar width and their bar height, offered again from one event to the next, and you pass their belt, their elbow sleeves and their shoes. A bodyweight is health data, it stays readable by the organisation alone and never leaves in a file handed to athletes.
: An absolute category ranks the union of several categories on the movements they have in common, and every athlete keeps their own. The absolute ranking coefficient between weight classes is in final development, in internal testing.
: Yes. One event runs parts from different disciplines one after another, each with its own way of measuring the athlete, and the general ranking adds up what you decide to put in it.

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