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Two years spent building an event engine for sport, now open to street workout and calisthenics. Who we are, what we built and how we work.
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Guides, comparisons and field feedback to organize your street workout and calisthenics competitions.
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Guides 14 min read
Street workout skills and how they are scored
Front lever, planche, human flag, 360, geinger, every skill has a name everyone uses and a value that shifts from one competition to the next. Here is the full list of street workout movements, what a judge looks at on each one and how a panel turns them into a score.
Guides 14 min read
Street workout skills and how they are scored
Front lever, planche, human flag, 360, geinger, every skill has a name everyone uses and a value that shifts from one competition to the next. Here is the full list of street workout movements, what a judge looks at on each one and how a panel turns them into a score.
Guides 14 min read
Street workout skills and how they are scored
Front lever, planche, human flag, 360, geinger, every skill has a name everyone uses and a value that shifts from one competition to the next. Here is the full list of street workout movements, what a judge looks at on each one and how a panel turns them into a score.
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The first articles are coming soon.
We are preparing hands-on guides, organize your first competition, set up your scoring, handle the running order and the battle brackets. Check back soon.
The first articles are coming soon.
We are preparing hands-on guides, organize your first competition, set up your scoring, handle the running order and the battle brackets. Check back soon.
The first articles are coming soon.
We are preparing hands-on guides, organize your first competition, set up your scoring, handle the running order and the battle brackets. Check back soon.
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Scorecard generator
Describe your workouts, paste your athletes, print. One judge sheet per athlete and per workout, with rep boxes, time cap, tiebreak and signatures.
Guides 6 min read
Street workout or calisthenics, what is the difference
Both words describe the same thing, training with your own bodyweight. What separates them is where you train, what you are after, and above all how you are judged in competition.
Guides 8 min read
Street workout competition formats
Freestyle, streetlifting, endurance, knockout battle. Four ways to run a competition, four rulebooks, four ways of counting. Here is what each one demands on the platform and in the ranking.
Guides 9 min read
Organising your first street workout competition
A spot, two bars, forty entrants and a day that holds together. The full path of a first competition, from picking the format to the podium, with the places where it usually breaks.
Guides 7 min read
Judging a street workout battle, panel voting
In a battle the judge does not score, they pick a winner. What that changes in the grid, in the makeup of the panel, and in handling a dispute without killing the room.
Guides 8 min read
Streetlifting, weight categories, scoring and weigh-in
In streetlifting, two athletes lifting the same load have not done the same thing. Everything else follows from that, the weight categories, the coefficient, the weigh-in and the order of attempts.
Guides 7 min read
The competition spreadsheet, and why it breaks on the day
Every organizer starts on a spreadsheet, and during the build-up it does the job well. On competition day the same file hits five limits in the same order, and here is how to spot them before they cost you a podium.
Guides 6 min read
Finding a street workout competition near you
There is no single street workout calendar, events are announced wherever the scene actually lives, on Instagram and in local spot groups. Here is where to look, how to read a listing and what to sort out before your first one.
Guides 8 min read
Insurance and legal duties for a street workout competition
Public liability, licences, medical clearance, permits for the spot and the waiver signed at registration. Here are the bearings you need to cover your event. Careful though, the law differs a lot from one country to the next.
Guides 8 min read
What it costs to run a street workout competition
A real budget for a local competition with forty to sixty athletes in Europe. Cost lines, revenue sources and the break-even point, with honest ranges.
Guides 14 min read
Street workout skills and how they are scored
Front lever, planche, human flag, 360, geinger, every skill has a name everyone uses and a value that shifts from one competition to the next. Here is the full list of street workout movements, what a judge looks at on each one and how a panel turns them into a score.
Frequently asked questions
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About five minutes to publish a simple event, with its name, dates, venue, seats and price. Around twenty if you detail your categories, add your partners and set the scoring for each event.
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Four formats. Scored competitions with their leaderboard, workshops and camps with a seat limit, free gatherings like jams, and certifications that award a credential attached to the attendee profile.
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Freestyle scored by a panel and endurance counted in valid reps. One competition can run both, and each event carries its own scoring mode.
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No. Your judges score from their phone through a simple link, the ranking is calculated for you and shows on the venue screen as well as on your athletes' phones. The printable score sheet is still there as a fallback.
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Payments land straight on your own Stripe Connect account. The fee is 1% + €1 per entry sold, and you choose who carries it, the athlete, you, or both evenly. Payouts follow the Stripe schedule, there is no transfer to wait for from us.
