iFLY Superkids
Summer Cup
On June 3, 2023, iFLY Minsk will host indoor skydiving competitions among young bodyflyers aged 6 to 15 years. Registration is open until May 21!
The participants compete in three disciplines – numbers, speed and free routine. Requirements for the participants are the ability to fly in belly-down orientation and perform the required elements – Scissors, Rock Climber, Fan Motion Carve, Speed Skater, Back Exit, etc.
This discipline consists of four rounds including two compulsory routines and two free routines. It is designed for real professionals. Judging criteria are close to the rules of international FAI competitions (World and European Championships).
The participants compete in three disciplines – numbers, speed and free routine. The routine shall include the following compulsory elements: Thomas Flare, Swallow Carve, Front Loop, Back to Belly + Barrel Roll + Belly to Back, Back Loop, Fan Motion Barrel Roll.
This is a competition in horizontal dynamics among teams consisting of two participants. The competition in this discipline is carried out according to simplified rules, and the dive pool consists of one page. Requirements for the participants are the ability to fly belly and back and perform transits.
DISCIPLINES
FREESTYLE PRO
This discipline is designed for real professionals. Judging criteria are close to the rules of international FAI competitions (World and European Championships). The discipline consists of four rounds:– Compulsory routine No. 1 – 45 seconds working time – the maximum score is 10 points;– Free routine – 60 seconds working time – a maximum of 20 points;– Compulsory routine No. 2 – 45 seconds working time – a maximum of 10 points;– Free routine – 60 seconds working time – a maximum of 20 points.The winner is the participant with the highest total score for all four rounds. All participants in the event will be awarded medals and flight time at iFLY Minsk if placed First, Second or Third.
FREE ROUTINE
Two rounds, 60 seconds working time.The participants need to prepare a routine with a duration of 60 seconds, which will allow them to harmoniously and beautifully demonstrate all their skills and show the best elements. The participants may choreograph the routine to a chosen music.The participants need to submit a video of their free routine filmed from the centre line (facing the judges), WITHOUT music not later than three days before the start of the competition. Before the start of the competition, the judges will view the submitted videos and determine the initial technical score – a maximum of 10 points.Scoring is carried out in accordance with the FAI rules (see Paragraph 3.2.) – the final score is the sum of the scores for Execution and Presentation (with a maximum of 20 points):
COMPULSORY ROUTINE
Two rounds, 45 seconds working time.The participants need to prepare two different routines with a duration of 45 seconds. The routines may be structured in an arbitrary manner, however each routine shall include three compulsory elements (in any sequence, however all participants shall have the same elements in their routines – the table below indicates which elements shall be included in each of the rounds). Participants shall inform the judges of the sequence in which they are going perform the compulsory elements in each of their compulsory routines before the competition begins. Each of the elements has 3 difficulty levels:
This discipline is designed for real professionals. Judging criteria are close to the rules of international FAI competitions (World and European Championships). The discipline consists of four rounds:– Compulsory routine No. 1 – 45 seconds working time – the maximum score is 10 points;– Free routine – 60 seconds working time – a maximum of 20 points;– Compulsory routine No. 2 – 45 seconds working time – a maximum of 10 points;– Free routine – 60 seconds working time – a maximum of 20 points.The winner is the participant with the highest total score for all four rounds. All participants in the event will be awarded medals and flight time at iFLY Minsk if placed First, Second or Third.
FREE ROUTINE
Two rounds, 60 seconds working time.The participants need to prepare a routine with a duration of 60 seconds, which will allow them to harmoniously and beautifully demonstrate all their skills and show the best elements. The participants may choreograph the routine to a chosen music.The participants need to submit a video of their free routine filmed from the centre line (facing the judges), WITHOUT music not later than three days before the start of the competition. Before the start of the competition, the judges will view the submitted videos and determine the initial technical score – a maximum of 10 points.Scoring is carried out in accordance with the FAI rules (see Paragraph 3.2.) – the final score is the sum of the scores for Execution and Presentation (with a maximum of 20 points):
- Execution: Execution errors are deducted from the initial technical score (for example: the initial technical score is 8.2 points, the participant makes several mistakes totalling to 0.8 points, which results in a deduction of 0.8 points from the initial technical score of 8.2, and the final score is 7.4). The maximum score is 10 points.
- Presentation: During the competition, the judges will give a presentation score, which is an evaluation of how aesthetically pleasing the execution is to watch, whether there is a WOW! effect to it, how well the routine is choreographed to the chosen music, whether the entire flight chamber is appropriately used, whether there is a definite beginning and a definite ending, how accurately the working time is used (if the execution lasts less than 58 seconds or more than 62 seconds, the score is decreased). The maximum score is 10 points.
COMPULSORY ROUTINE
Two rounds, 45 seconds working time.The participants need to prepare two different routines with a duration of 45 seconds. The routines may be structured in an arbitrary manner, however each routine shall include three compulsory elements (in any sequence, however all participants shall have the same elements in their routines – the table below indicates which elements shall be included in each of the rounds). Participants shall inform the judges of the sequence in which they are going perform the compulsory elements in each of their compulsory routines before the competition begins. Each of the elements has 3 difficulty levels:
- Open FAI (the maximum score is 10 points): All elements comply with International FAI Rules, according to which international and national freestyle competitions are judged.Video of the elements: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSLmrmjmQczrkl_6m-6zCZ5VDIBCc9xEE
- PRO (the maximum score is 7 points): A simplified version of the elements, each of which resembles (as much as possible) the original FAI elements.Video of the elements:
- INTER (maximum score – 4 points): A version of the elements that are used in the Freestyle INTER routine and make the transition from the INTER to the PRO discipline smoother for the participants.Video of the elements:
FREESTYLE INTER
The participants compete in three disciplines – numbers, speed and free routine. The winner is the participant with the highest total score for all four rounds. All participants in the event will be awarded medals and flight time at iFLY Minsk if placed First, Second or Third.
NUMBERS INTER
One round, 35 seconds working time.
Multi-coloured circles with numbers ranging from one to five are glued to the walls of the wind tunnel. The participants need to fly along a predetermined trajectory (e.g., 2-4-3-1-5) by touching the blue numbers in belly-down orientation and the red numbers in back-down orientation. The numbers can be touched with both hand and foot. After touching all five numbers, the sequence is repeated in a circle. In rounds one and two, the sequence of numbers will be different.
Each correct touch of a number is worth one point. In case of violation of the sequence of numbers (for example, the participant touches the numbers 2-4 and then instead of the number 3 touches the next numbers 1-5), the participant receives a penalty of minus one point.
The participants need to score the maximum number of points during the working time of 30 seconds. The working time begins from the moment both legs of the participant take off from the floor in the pre-flight area. The participant who scores the maximum number of points receives the maximum score of 5 points. The results of all other participants are calculated as a percentage of the winner's result and rounded up to the tenth (for example, if the winner's score is 20 = 5 points, then the participant who scores 15 receives 15/20*5 = 3.7 points)
SPEED INTER
One round, unlimited working time.Four letters A, B, C and D are glued to the walls of the wind tunnel (A and C along the green line, B and D along the blue line). The participant shall be in the centre of the flight zone at the beginning of the exercise. Working time starts when the participant touches the letter A and ends when the participant touches the letter A for the third time.
The participants need to perform the following sequence of movements two times:
- touch the letter A with the hand in belly-down orientation;
- move to the letter B, touch it in belly-down orientation;
- transit through the legs from belly-down orientation to back-down orientation and touch the letter B again with the foot in back-down orientation, then perform a 360-degree spiral in back-down orientation in any direction and touch the letter B again with the foot in back-down orientation;
- move to the letter C, touch it with the hand in back-down orientation;
- perform a 360-degree roll from back to back in any direction, touch the letter C again with the hand in back-down orientation;
- transit through the legs from back-down orientation to belly-down orientation, move to the letter D, touch the letter D with the hand in belly-down orientation;
- perform a 360-degree spiral in belly-down orientation, touch the letter D again;
- move to the letter A, touch the letter A in belly-down orientation.
Any violation of the sequence or incorrect fulfilment of the requirements results in a penalty of three seconds. Execution time is measured to one hundredth of a second. The participant who performs the exercise with the lowest time receives the maximum score of 5 points. The results of all other participants are calculated as a percentage of the winner's result and rounded up to the tenth (for example, if the winner's result is 20 seconds = 5 points, then the participant with the result of 23 seconds receives 20/23*5 = 4.35 points).
FREE ROUTINE
Two rounds, 60 seconds working time.
The participants need to prepare and demonstrate their free routine in advance. The free routine shall contain any four compulsory elements out of six options (the elements can be performed in any sequence).
The participants shall inform the judges of the sequence in which they are going perform the compulsory elements before the competition begins. To do this, it is necessary to fill out the online form, which is available at the following link, before June 1, 2023: https://forms.gle/8UiAfkK69iGs382S7
The participants may choreograph the routine to a chosen music. In such a case, the presentation score is increased.Compulsory elements:
The participants compete in three disciplines – numbers, speed and free routine. The winner is the participant with the highest total score for all four rounds. All participants in the event will be awarded medals and flight time at iFLY Minsk if placed First, Second or Third.
NUMBERS INTER
One round, 35 seconds working time.
Multi-coloured circles with numbers ranging from one to five are glued to the walls of the wind tunnel. The participants need to fly along a predetermined trajectory (e.g., 2-4-3-1-5) by touching the blue numbers in belly-down orientation and the red numbers in back-down orientation. The numbers can be touched with both hand and foot. After touching all five numbers, the sequence is repeated in a circle. In rounds one and two, the sequence of numbers will be different.
Each correct touch of a number is worth one point. In case of violation of the sequence of numbers (for example, the participant touches the numbers 2-4 and then instead of the number 3 touches the next numbers 1-5), the participant receives a penalty of minus one point.
The participants need to score the maximum number of points during the working time of 30 seconds. The working time begins from the moment both legs of the participant take off from the floor in the pre-flight area. The participant who scores the maximum number of points receives the maximum score of 5 points. The results of all other participants are calculated as a percentage of the winner's result and rounded up to the tenth (for example, if the winner's score is 20 = 5 points, then the participant who scores 15 receives 15/20*5 = 3.7 points)
SPEED INTER
One round, unlimited working time.Four letters A, B, C and D are glued to the walls of the wind tunnel (A and C along the green line, B and D along the blue line). The participant shall be in the centre of the flight zone at the beginning of the exercise. Working time starts when the participant touches the letter A and ends when the participant touches the letter A for the third time.
The participants need to perform the following sequence of movements two times:
- touch the letter A with the hand in belly-down orientation;
- move to the letter B, touch it in belly-down orientation;
- transit through the legs from belly-down orientation to back-down orientation and touch the letter B again with the foot in back-down orientation, then perform a 360-degree spiral in back-down orientation in any direction and touch the letter B again with the foot in back-down orientation;
- move to the letter C, touch it with the hand in back-down orientation;
- perform a 360-degree roll from back to back in any direction, touch the letter C again with the hand in back-down orientation;
- transit through the legs from back-down orientation to belly-down orientation, move to the letter D, touch the letter D with the hand in belly-down orientation;
- perform a 360-degree spiral in belly-down orientation, touch the letter D again;
- move to the letter A, touch the letter A in belly-down orientation.
Any violation of the sequence or incorrect fulfilment of the requirements results in a penalty of three seconds. Execution time is measured to one hundredth of a second. The participant who performs the exercise with the lowest time receives the maximum score of 5 points. The results of all other participants are calculated as a percentage of the winner's result and rounded up to the tenth (for example, if the winner's result is 20 seconds = 5 points, then the participant with the result of 23 seconds receives 20/23*5 = 4.35 points).
FREE ROUTINE
Two rounds, 60 seconds working time.
The participants need to prepare and demonstrate their free routine in advance. The free routine shall contain any four compulsory elements out of six options (the elements can be performed in any sequence).
The participants shall inform the judges of the sequence in which they are going perform the compulsory elements before the competition begins. To do this, it is necessary to fill out the online form, which is available at the following link, before June 1, 2023: https://forms.gle/8UiAfkK69iGs382S7
The participants may choreograph the routine to a chosen music. In such a case, the presentation score is increased.Compulsory elements:
- Thomas Flare
- Swallow Carve
- Front Loop
- Back to Belly + Barrel Roll + Belly to Back
- Back Loop
- Fan Motion Barrel Roll
FREESTYLE START
The participants compete in three disciplines – numbers, speed and compulsory routine. The winner is the participant with the highest total score for all four rounds. All participants in the event will be awarded medals and flight time at iFLY Minsk if placed First, Second or Third.
NUMBERS START
One round, 35 seconds working time.
Circles with numbers ranging from one to five are glued to the walls of the wind tunnel. The participants need to fly along a predetermined trajectory (e.g., 2-4-3-1-5) by touching the numbers in belly-down orientation. After touching all five numbers, the sequence is repeated in a circle. In rounds one and two, the sequence of numbers will be different.
Each correct touch of the number is worth one point. In case of violation of the sequence of numbers (for example, the participant touches the numbers 2-4 and then instead of the number 3 touches the next numbers 1-5), the participant receives a penalty of minus one point.
The participants need to score the maximum number of points during the working time. The working time begins from the moment both legs of the participant take off from the floor in the pre-flight area. The participant who scores the maximum number of points receives the maximum score of 5 points. The results of all other participants are calculated as a percentage of the winner's result and rounded up to the tenth (for example, if the winner scores 20 = 5 points, then the participant scoring 15 receives 15/20*5 = 3.7 points).
SPEED START
Two rounds, 30 seconds working time.
Four letters A, B, C and D are glued to the walls of the wind tunnel (A and C at the green line, B and D at the blue line). The participant shall be in the centre of the flight zone at the beginning of the exercise. Working time starts when the participant touches the letter A and ends when the participant touches the letter A for the third time.
The participants need to perform the following sequence of movements two times:
- touch the letter A with the hand;
- move to the letter B and touch it with the hand;
- perform a 360-degree turn (spiral) in any direction and touch the letter B again;
- move to the letter C and touch it with the hand;
- perform a 360-degree roll in any direction and touch the letter C again;
- move to the letter D and touch it with the hand;
- simultaneously touch two knees with both hands and touch the letter D again;
- move to the letter A and touch it with the hand.
Any violation of the sequence or incorrect fulfilment of the requirements results in a penalty of three seconds. Execution time is measured to one hundredth of a second. The participant who performs the exercise with the lowest time receives the maximum score of 5 points. The results of all other participants are calculated as a percentage of the winner's result and rounded up to the tenth (for example, if the winner's result is 20 seconds = 5 points, then the participant with the result of 23 seconds receives 20/23*5 = 4.35 points).
COMPULSORY ROUTINE
Two rounds, unlimited working time.
Each participant shall perform a certain combination of elements in a given sequence. The routines of the first and second rounds are different. Video of routine execution shall be viewed by the coaches on a compulsory basis!
Each of the elements (except entry and exit) is evaluated using the 10-point scoring system. The total of five scores is summed up and divided by five. If mistakes were made when entering or exiting the wind tunnel, then 0.1-1.0 points shall be deducted from the final score.
The score for each element depends on the stability of body position, maintaining the required orientation and position in the wind tunnel, accuracy of the flight along the required trajectory, absence of touches on the walls and the net of the wind tunnel (except for those elements where it is straightforwardly necessary).
The participants compete in three disciplines – numbers, speed and compulsory routine. The winner is the participant with the highest total score for all four rounds. All participants in the event will be awarded medals and flight time at iFLY Minsk if placed First, Second or Third.
NUMBERS START
One round, 35 seconds working time.
Circles with numbers ranging from one to five are glued to the walls of the wind tunnel. The participants need to fly along a predetermined trajectory (e.g., 2-4-3-1-5) by touching the numbers in belly-down orientation. After touching all five numbers, the sequence is repeated in a circle. In rounds one and two, the sequence of numbers will be different.
Each correct touch of the number is worth one point. In case of violation of the sequence of numbers (for example, the participant touches the numbers 2-4 and then instead of the number 3 touches the next numbers 1-5), the participant receives a penalty of minus one point.
The participants need to score the maximum number of points during the working time. The working time begins from the moment both legs of the participant take off from the floor in the pre-flight area. The participant who scores the maximum number of points receives the maximum score of 5 points. The results of all other participants are calculated as a percentage of the winner's result and rounded up to the tenth (for example, if the winner scores 20 = 5 points, then the participant scoring 15 receives 15/20*5 = 3.7 points).
SPEED START
Two rounds, 30 seconds working time.
Four letters A, B, C and D are glued to the walls of the wind tunnel (A and C at the green line, B and D at the blue line). The participant shall be in the centre of the flight zone at the beginning of the exercise. Working time starts when the participant touches the letter A and ends when the participant touches the letter A for the third time.
The participants need to perform the following sequence of movements two times:
- touch the letter A with the hand;
- move to the letter B and touch it with the hand;
- perform a 360-degree turn (spiral) in any direction and touch the letter B again;
- move to the letter C and touch it with the hand;
- perform a 360-degree roll in any direction and touch the letter C again;
- move to the letter D and touch it with the hand;
- simultaneously touch two knees with both hands and touch the letter D again;
- move to the letter A and touch it with the hand.
Any violation of the sequence or incorrect fulfilment of the requirements results in a penalty of three seconds. Execution time is measured to one hundredth of a second. The participant who performs the exercise with the lowest time receives the maximum score of 5 points. The results of all other participants are calculated as a percentage of the winner's result and rounded up to the tenth (for example, if the winner's result is 20 seconds = 5 points, then the participant with the result of 23 seconds receives 20/23*5 = 4.35 points).
COMPULSORY ROUTINE
Two rounds, unlimited working time.
Each participant shall perform a certain combination of elements in a given sequence. The routines of the first and second rounds are different. Video of routine execution shall be viewed by the coaches on a compulsory basis!
Each of the elements (except entry and exit) is evaluated using the 10-point scoring system. The total of five scores is summed up and divided by five. If mistakes were made when entering or exiting the wind tunnel, then 0.1-1.0 points shall be deducted from the final score.
The score for each element depends on the stability of body position, maintaining the required orientation and position in the wind tunnel, accuracy of the flight along the required trajectory, absence of touches on the walls and the net of the wind tunnel (except for those elements where it is straightforwardly necessary).
DYNAMIC START
Three rounds, unlimited working time.
Teams of two participants of any gender are allowed take part in the discipline. The participant who flies first is hereinafter referred to as "P1" and the participant who flies second is referred to as "P2", respectively.
The team needs to fly along the trajectory, which is determined by a draw (the draw procedure is held at the briefing) in the minimum time and with the minimum number of errors. The countdown starts from the moment P1 enters the wind tunnel. The countdown ends at the moment P2 exits the wind tunnel.
In order to evaluate the correctness of the movements, the green (start) and blue (finish) lines in the wind tunnel are used, as well as the ring line passing between two metal rings located on the side lines and located at a height of two meters from the wind tunnel net. When flying along the given trajectories, P1 and P2 need to move from one half of the pipe to the other, being either on one or the other side of the plane passing through the green and blue lines and dividing the pipe in half – hereinafter this is referred to as "crossing the side line".
The camera, with which the judges evaluate the performance, shall be installed at the height of the ring so that the rings on one and the other side of the wind tunnel coincide, and the lines cover each other. During the execution of some elements, the participants need to fly over and under the ring so that no part of the body is visible inside the ring.
The trajectory of each round consists of three key elements and three connections:
Three rounds, unlimited working time.
Teams of two participants of any gender are allowed take part in the discipline. The participant who flies first is hereinafter referred to as "P1" and the participant who flies second is referred to as "P2", respectively.
The team needs to fly along the trajectory, which is determined by a draw (the draw procedure is held at the briefing) in the minimum time and with the minimum number of errors. The countdown starts from the moment P1 enters the wind tunnel. The countdown ends at the moment P2 exits the wind tunnel.
In order to evaluate the correctness of the movements, the green (start) and blue (finish) lines in the wind tunnel are used, as well as the ring line passing between two metal rings located on the side lines and located at a height of two meters from the wind tunnel net. When flying along the given trajectories, P1 and P2 need to move from one half of the pipe to the other, being either on one or the other side of the plane passing through the green and blue lines and dividing the pipe in half – hereinafter this is referred to as "crossing the side line".
The camera, with which the judges evaluate the performance, shall be installed at the height of the ring so that the rings on one and the other side of the wind tunnel coincide, and the lines cover each other. During the execution of some elements, the participants need to fly over and under the ring so that no part of the body is visible inside the ring.
The trajectory of each round consists of three key elements and three connections:
- Entrance
- Snake
- Vertical
- Mixer
- Connector
- Exit
iFLY Ball Battle
All athletes participating in the FREESTYLE INTER and FREESTYLE PRO disciplines are allowed to compete. No advance registration is required. By decision of the organizer, athletes participating in the FREESTYLE START disciplines may be allowed only in the qualification format (single flights) without holding a tournament.
QUALIFICATION
At the beginning, the participant shall be already positioned in the wind tunnel in belly-down orientation. The Safety Instructor launches a ball with a diameter of 8 cm into the wind tunnel, which randomly moves in the air stream. Each participant is given 45 seconds to catch the ball the maximum number of times. The ball is selected in such a way as to correspond as closely as possible to the speed of the participant, which was declared during the speed check. As soon as the ball is caught, the participant needs to show it to the judges and throw it away towards the far wall of the wind tunnel.
If the participant throws the ball into the net or diffuser, they are not awarded a point.
Participants who fail to catch the ball in the allotted 45 seconds do not advance further into the tournament bracket. Among the participants who caught the ball the same number of times, the one who caught the first ball earlier scores higher on the leaderboard.
TOURNAMENT
The number of participants in the tournament is determined by the organizer after the end of the qualification (possible options are 8/16/32 participants). The main part of the competition takes place in the form of an Olympic system tournament (the best compete with the worst). The flow speed is set as the average value between the speed of the two participants, which was declared during the speed check.
In each round (hereinafter referred to as the "battle"), two participants compete. The objective of each participant is to catch the ball the maximum number of times during the working time of 60 seconds (the countdown starts from the moment the Safety Instructor launches the ball). If the score is equal after 60 seconds, then the battle continues until the "Golden Ball" – until one of the participants catches the ball again – to unequivocally determine the winner. Once the battle is over, the judges give a signal to the Driver, red lines light up, signalling to the participants that it is necessary to leave the wind tunnel.
Once the participant catches the ball, they need to show it to the judges. At this moment, the instructor that is controlling the flow rate (hereinafter referred to as the "Driver") pauses the timer. The participant who catches the ball needs to pass it to the Safety Instructor and return to their half of the wind tunnel (in the same manner as in the beginning of the battle). The Safety Instructor launches the ball into the wind tunnel, at which point the Driver restarts the timer.
A ball that was caught in back-down orientation does not count.
The winner in the battle is the participant who catches the ball more times than his opponent. At each stage of the tournament, the losing participant gets knocked out, and the winner advances on the leaderboard.
TOURNAMENT FINAL
Based on the results of the semi-finals, four participants are determined, who compete for the First and Second, and Third and Fourth place, respectively. Battles are held until one of the participants wins two times. The winner is the participant who won the battle for the First and Second place.
All athletes participating in the FREESTYLE INTER and FREESTYLE PRO disciplines are allowed to compete. No advance registration is required. By decision of the organizer, athletes participating in the FREESTYLE START disciplines may be allowed only in the qualification format (single flights) without holding a tournament.
QUALIFICATION
At the beginning, the participant shall be already positioned in the wind tunnel in belly-down orientation. The Safety Instructor launches a ball with a diameter of 8 cm into the wind tunnel, which randomly moves in the air stream. Each participant is given 45 seconds to catch the ball the maximum number of times. The ball is selected in such a way as to correspond as closely as possible to the speed of the participant, which was declared during the speed check. As soon as the ball is caught, the participant needs to show it to the judges and throw it away towards the far wall of the wind tunnel.
If the participant throws the ball into the net or diffuser, they are not awarded a point.
Participants who fail to catch the ball in the allotted 45 seconds do not advance further into the tournament bracket. Among the participants who caught the ball the same number of times, the one who caught the first ball earlier scores higher on the leaderboard.
TOURNAMENT
The number of participants in the tournament is determined by the organizer after the end of the qualification (possible options are 8/16/32 participants). The main part of the competition takes place in the form of an Olympic system tournament (the best compete with the worst). The flow speed is set as the average value between the speed of the two participants, which was declared during the speed check.
In each round (hereinafter referred to as the "battle"), two participants compete. The objective of each participant is to catch the ball the maximum number of times during the working time of 60 seconds (the countdown starts from the moment the Safety Instructor launches the ball). If the score is equal after 60 seconds, then the battle continues until the "Golden Ball" – until one of the participants catches the ball again – to unequivocally determine the winner. Once the battle is over, the judges give a signal to the Driver, red lines light up, signalling to the participants that it is necessary to leave the wind tunnel.
Once the participant catches the ball, they need to show it to the judges. At this moment, the instructor that is controlling the flow rate (hereinafter referred to as the "Driver") pauses the timer. The participant who catches the ball needs to pass it to the Safety Instructor and return to their half of the wind tunnel (in the same manner as in the beginning of the battle). The Safety Instructor launches the ball into the wind tunnel, at which point the Driver restarts the timer.
A ball that was caught in back-down orientation does not count.
The winner in the battle is the participant who catches the ball more times than his opponent. At each stage of the tournament, the losing participant gets knocked out, and the winner advances on the leaderboard.
TOURNAMENT FINAL
Based on the results of the semi-finals, four participants are determined, who compete for the First and Second, and Third and Fourth place, respectively. Battles are held until one of the participants wins two times. The winner is the participant who won the battle for the First and Second place.
iFLY Ball Battle
A ball is launched inside the wind tunnel, which randomly moves in the air flow. The competitor is to catch the ball the maximum number of times during the working time of 60 seconds. The competition consist of a qualification round and an Olympic system tournament. The tournament consists of knock-out battles with two participants each.
All athletes participating in the FREESTYLE INTER and FREESTYLE PRO disciplines are allowed to compete. No advance registration is required.
All athletes participating in the FREESTYLE INTER and FREESTYLE PRO disciplines are allowed to compete. No advance registration is required.
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June
iFLY Superkids
Summer Cup 2023
Summer Cup 2023
Participation fee
150 BYN - before 14/05/2023
Registration until
21/05/2023
Registration
08:30
General briefing
09:00 - 09:30
Awarding
17:00
250 BYN - after 15/05/2023
23
December
iFLY Superkids
New Year Cup 2023
New Year Cup 2023
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COMPETITION RULES
Competition regulations will be published until October 31, 2023
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October
iFLY Superkids
Halloween Cup 2022
Halloween Cup 2022
Competition Regulations
Number of participants
29 athletes
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June
iFLY Superkids
Summer Cup 2022
Summer Cup 2022
Competition Regulations
Number of participants
43 athletes
Children from any country aged 6 to 15 years (born in 2008-2017) can take part in the competition.
In the FREESTYLE START category, children can participate who can fly on their own in belly-down orientation and independently enter and exit the wind tunnel.
In the FREESTYLE INTER, FREESTYLE PRO, DYNAMIC START and iFLY BALL BATTLE categories, children can participate who can fly on their own in belly-down and back-down orientation, make transits between these orientations, independently enter and exit the wind tunnel, and also perform the necessary compulsory elements in accordance with the rules for the specific category.
In the FREESTYLE START category, children can participate who can fly on their own in belly-down orientation and independently enter and exit the wind tunnel.
In the FREESTYLE INTER, FREESTYLE PRO, DYNAMIC START and iFLY BALL BATTLE categories, children can participate who can fly on their own in belly-down and back-down orientation, make transits between these orientations, independently enter and exit the wind tunnel, and also perform the necessary compulsory elements in accordance with the rules for the specific category.
The participation fee is:
The participation fee includes:
- 150 BYN (~50 USD) if paid before May 14, 2023 inclusive
- 250 BYN (~90 USD) if paid starting from May 15, 2023 inclusive
The participation fee includes:
- speed check, competition rounds
- participant gift set
- award paraphernalia
- photo and video content
All participants of the competition will be given an opportunity to practice flights before the start of the competition. The reserved time for training is from 10:00 to 22:00 on June 2, 2023 (Friday). Once registration is complete, the competition organizer will contact each participant (or coach) to book the training time in advance.
IMPORTANT:
1. Booking is carried out by submitting the participant application form and only after payment of the participation fee. Booking rules for participants:
- until May 21, 2023 inclusive, each participant can book up to 15 minutes of flight time;
- starting from May 22, 2023 the organizer of the competition performs booking of additional training time on a first-come, first-served basis.
2. For foreign participants of the competition, a special tariff will apply (any number of minutes can be purchased):- 1 hour = 900 BYN (the price does not include coach fees).
3. All participants can book additional flight time on any day within iFLY Minsk working hours. Training on the day of the competition is not allowed.
IMPORTANT:
1. Booking is carried out by submitting the participant application form and only after payment of the participation fee. Booking rules for participants:
- until May 21, 2023 inclusive, each participant can book up to 15 minutes of flight time;
- starting from May 22, 2023 the organizer of the competition performs booking of additional training time on a first-come, first-served basis.
2. For foreign participants of the competition, a special tariff will apply (any number of minutes can be purchased):- 1 hour = 900 BYN (the price does not include coach fees).
3. All participants can book additional flight time on any day within iFLY Minsk working hours. Training on the day of the competition is not allowed.
The winner and runners-up of the competition in each of the disciplines will be awarded with medals and diplomas, as well as prizes from the partners of the event.The main competition will unfold for the main prize – free flight time:
- FREESTYLE START, INTER, PRO – 20 minutes for the First place, 15 minutes for the Second place, and 10 minutes for the Third place.
- DYNAMIC START – 30 minutes for the First place per team.
- FREESTYLE START, INTER, PRO – a 5,000 RUB discount for the First place, 3,000 RUB for the Second place, and 1,500 RUB for the Third place.
- iFLY BALL BATTLE – a discount of 10,000 RUB for the First place.
It is possible and necessary to join the event and cheer for the participants – we invite the audience to witness the performances of young bodyflyers! It will be exciting, we promise! The entrance is free of charge, you can watch the performances from the 3rd floor of the shopping centre. The event starts at 10.00.
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