Mad Scientist
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I've been kicking around the idea of putting together a competition (maybe), and I'd appreciaite some input from those who compete regularly, and those who are "in charge" of the competitions.
What general size area is mapped out for most competitions? I realize it isn't a straight shot from point A to point B, but about how many feet should the course traverse?
Are there a common number of gates or obstacles that you aim for?
How are comps organized? Do you have like tents and registration tables, or does everyone just show up, and maybe sign a clip-board?
Any entrance fees? How about prizes?
Are there any "standards" set for organizing and setting up a competition?
What kind of time-frame are we talking about? A couple hours, or all-day?
I have never been to a competition, so I am not familiar with how it usually goes down. If I ever do this, I'd like it to do it properly. It may be a bit much to ask, but a "behind the scenes" video at a competition would be awesome. It isn't too easy for me to take a day or two off and travel to a comp, so I have never been able to attended one to see just how it works.
Thanks a lot.
What general size area is mapped out for most competitions? I realize it isn't a straight shot from point A to point B, but about how many feet should the course traverse?
Are there a common number of gates or obstacles that you aim for?
How are comps organized? Do you have like tents and registration tables, or does everyone just show up, and maybe sign a clip-board?
Any entrance fees? How about prizes?
Are there any "standards" set for organizing and setting up a competition?
What kind of time-frame are we talking about? A couple hours, or all-day?
I have never been to a competition, so I am not familiar with how it usually goes down. If I ever do this, I'd like it to do it properly. It may be a bit much to ask, but a "behind the scenes" video at a competition would be awesome. It isn't too easy for me to take a day or two off and travel to a comp, so I have never been able to attended one to see just how it works.
Thanks a lot.