Rulebook - USA Climbing
RulebookBOULDERING SPEED LEAD TOP ROPE COMBINEDELITE YOUTH COLLEGIATE PARACLIMBING RECREATIONALUSA Climbing Rulebook 2020-2021 v1.0 – 20200901
USA Climbing RulebookThis Rulebook shall remain in effect until a subsequent version has been published.Any amendments to these rules will be published on the USA Climbing website www.usaclimbing.organd shall be read in conjunction with and shall take precedence over the original document.This Rulebook is subject to approval by the Board of Directors of USA Climbing in consultation with theChief Executive Officer. In the event of any conflict between USA Climbing’s Bylaws and thisRulebook, USA Climbing’s Bylaws will control.USA Climbing Contact InformationEmail: info@usaclimbing.org Phone: 303-499-0715Mail: Fax: 561-423-0715USA Climbing 537 W 600 S Suite #300 Salt Lake City, UT 84101Rules Committee: The Rules Committee shall be responsible for maintaining and updating theRulebook(s) for the organization, as well as keeping current with IFSC standards and practices. TheRules Committee may be reached via e-mail: rules@usaclimbing.org.2USA Climbing Rulebook 2020-2021 v1.0 – 20200901
Table of ContentsTable of Contents . 3Introduction . 10Order of Rule Precedence . 13Glossary . 13Part 1 – General . 20123USA Climbing . 211.1Introduction . 211.2Executive Tasks . 211.3Competition Series. 221.4Categories . 231.5Disciplines . 241.6Competitions . 251.7U.S. Citizen Eligibility, Status, and Requirements. 261.8Competition Officials . 271.9USA Climbing Staff Official Authority & Discretion . 301.10Disputes, Grievances, and Other Complaints . 311.11Team Selection Committee . 33Memberships, Regions, Divisions, and Teams. 342.1Membership – General. 342.2Coach Membership and Certification . 352.3Athlete Membership Types . 372.4Collegiate Membership Eligibility . 382.5Competition Eligibility . 382.6Competition Registration . 392.7Youth Membership Regions and Divisions . 412.8Youth Climbing Teams . 422.9Collegiate Membership Divisions . 432.10Collegiate Climbing Teams . 43General Rules . 443.1Safety . 443.2Equipment . 453.3Medical . 453.4The Competition Area . 463.5Access to the Competition Area . 463.6Clothing and Equipment . 463.7Team Uniforms . 463.8Advertising . 473.9Rankings and Records . 473USA Climbing Rulebook 2020-2021 v1.0 – 20200901
453.10Wall maintenance . 473.11Team Competitions . 483.12Accommodations . 493.13Host Facility Preparation and Routesetting . 503.14Conduct . 513.15Technical Meeting . 523.16Isolation . 523.17Starting Lists . 533.18Results. 533.19Super-Final Rounds . 543.20Climbing Judges . 54Disciplinary Procedures . 554.1Introduction . 554.2Codes of Conduct . 554.3Procedures for Review of Field of Play Infringements . 564.4Yellow Card Warnings . 564.5Disqualification (DSQ) . 574.6Disqualification for Behavior (DQB) . 584.7Consequences of Disciplinary Actions. 584.8Other persons . 58Anti-Doping . 595.16Anti-Doping Compliance . 59Appeals . 606.1General . 606.2Safety Appeals. 606.3Management of Appeals . 616.4Consequences of Appeals . 62Part 2 - Discipline Rules . 637Lead/Top Rope . 647.1Lead/Top Rope Competition Types . 647.2General . 667.3Safety . 677.4Onsight and Flash Format Starting Orders and Quotas . 697.5Onsight and Flash Format Competition Procedure . 707.6Onsight and Flash Format Observation Procedure. 707.7Onsight and Flash Format Climbing Procedure . 717.8Redpoint Formats . 727.9Redpoint Formats Competition Procedures . 747.10Redpoint Formats Climbing Procedures . 747.11Judging and Scoring . 747.12Ranking . 754USA Climbing Rulebook 2020-2021 v1.0 – 20200901
7.1389Technical Incidents and Appeals . 76Bouldering . 798.1Bouldering Competition Types . 798.2Field of Play . 808.3Format . 818.4Safety . 828.5Isolation Format Starting Order and Quotas . 828.6Isolation Format Competition Procedure . 838.7Isolation Format Observation Procedure . 848.8Isolation Format Climbing Procedure . 848.9Redpoint Formats . 858.10Redpoint Formats Competition Procedures . 868.11Redpoint Formats Climbing Procedures . 878.12Judging and Scoring . 878.13Ranking . 888.14Technical Incidents and Appeals . 89Speed . 919.1Speed Competition Types . 919.2Field-of-Play. 919.3Format . 929.4Certifications . 939.5Records . 939.6Safety . 949.7Advancement between Rounds (Quotas) . 949.8Starting Order – Qualification Round . 949.9Starting Orders – Semi-Final Round . 949.10Starting Orders – Final Round. 959.11Competition Procedure – Practice Period . 969.12Competition Procedure: Qualification and Semi-Final Rounds . 969.13Competition Procedure: Final Round . 979.14Climbing Procedure . 979.15False Starts . 989.16Valid Time. 999.17Resting Time. 999.18Judging and Scoring . 999.19Qualification and Semi-Final Ranking .1009.20Final and General Ranking .1009.21Technical Incidents and Appeals .1019.22Presentation of Results .10210 Team Speed . 10311 Combined . 1045USA Climbing Rulebook 2020-2021 v1.0 – 20200901
11.1General .10411.2Competition Procedure (excluding starting order and rankings) .10411.3Starting Order and Starting Lists .10511.4Stage Ranking .10511.5Combined Ranking .10611.6General Ranking .107Part 3 - Event Rules . 10812 National Cup Series . 10912.1General Provisions.10912.2Eligibility.10912.3Registration .10912.4Competition Procedure .10912.5Starting Lists .10912.6Competition Results and Rankings .10912.7National Cup Series Results and Ranking Points .11012.8Medals and Ceremonies .11113 National Championships . 11213.1General Provisions.11213.2Eligibility.11213.3Registration .11213.4Competition Procedure .11313.5Starting Lists .11313.6Results and Rankings .11313.7Medals and Ceremonies .11314 National Team Trial Invitational . 11514.1General Provisions.11514.2Eligibility.11514.3Registration .11514.4Competition Procedure .11514.5Starting Lists .11514.6Results and Rankings .11514.7Medals and Ceremonies .11615 National Combined Invitationals . 11715.1General Provisions.11715.2Eligibility.11715.3Registration .11715.4Competition Procedure .11815.5Starting Lists .11815.6Results and Rankings .11815.7Medals and Ceremonies .1186USA Climbing Rulebook 2020-2021 v1.0 – 20200901
16 Youth Qualification Speed Trials . 11916.1General Provisions.11916.2Eligibility.11916.3Registration .11916.4Competition Procedure .11916.5Starting Lists .12016.6Event Results and Rankings .12017 Youth Qualification Series. 12117.1General Provisions.12117.2Eligibility.12117.3Registration .12117.4Competition Procedure .12117.5Starting Lists .
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The Rock Climbing Instructor scheme enables experienced rock climbers to instruct climbing on single pitch crags and artificial climbing walls and towers. 1.2. SCOPE OF THE SCHEME A qualified Rock Climbing Instructor can: Teach climbing skills. Take people climbing, bouldering and abseiling. Manage groups safely in these activities. TERRAIN
2x 2-hole Climbing Rail 2x 3-hole Climbing Rail 2x Medium Climbing Bar 2x Curved Climbing Rail 2x Long Climbing Bar 2x Short Climbing Bar 3x Climbing Bar (Straight) Install the system on level ground and in a well- lit area, no less than 2 m (6 ft) from any structure or obstruction - such as a fence, garage, house, overhanging branches,
Climbing Program Manager, the tree climbing coordinators at the regions, stations, area, and institute, and tree climbing technical advisors, performs the following: 1. Provides program recommendations to the National Tree Climbing Program Manager. 2. Provides operational and technical advice to Forest Service Tree Climbers. 3.
2. Utilize standard climbing safety systems and checks; 3. Identify, tie and properly apply the basic or standard knots utilized in rock climbing; 4. Demonstrate the safe use and care of climbing equipment; 5. Explain the significance of climbing style and etiquette; 6. Demonstrate a working or p
on their learning of the basic knots, safety procedures, rope skills, group management and climbing techniques used to climb on top rope climbing systems. The course then progresses on to some more advanced climbing skills, including lead climbing
3.2.2 Design on extension length of stair climbing wheel . The trolley used for stair climbing is the key part to realize stable stair climbing, while length of trolley wheel extending connection rod needs further design. The length of trolley extending connection rod determines whether trolley can realize stair climbing for trolley and function
Le monstre du loch Long, 5 .11a "Access to climbing sites is fragile and for that reason, very precious." "My climbing area is great, because I take care of it!" Since its founding in 2001, the lac Long climbing area has been developed by volunteer climbers like you and me . Our work directly contributes to the beauty of this area .
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