Georgia Bowlriders Championship Registration Form
Signing up is easy; just click the link above.
You can mail it with your payment to:
Georgia Bowlriders Championship
PO Box 88178
Atlanta, GA 30356-8178
or
Call 770-350-2365 with your Credit Card and bring the form with you to the event.
Please don’t forget, if the competitor is under 18, a parent must sign the form too.
Registration for both days is $100 and $60 for one event (Brook Run or Columbus).
Divisions:
Grom – Consists of boys and girls fourteen years and younger.
Open Am – All Ages
Pro – Must be 16 years of age or older
Any professional skateboarder 16 and older as reflected by their sponsors or world rankings. The only exception to this is if the under 16 skateboarder is recognized as a Pro by a major sanctioning body such as World Cup of Skateboarding. No other exceptions will be granted.
Masters – Must be 40 years of age or older
Womens – You need to be a girl.
Judging Criteria
Judges assess the performance of each skater based on certain criteria. Each judge uses the same point of reference (the criteria) so that competitors know how to maximize their score.
Judging Criteria:
Difficulty of Maneuvers
This refers to the amount, variety, and technical ability needed to perform the maneuvers.
Use of Area
Using the entire area during competition will yield a higher score. Hitting all critical points (hips, extensions, etc.) and skating throughout the entire course is what the judges are looking for.
Amplitude and Speed
Going big always helps your score. The higher the air and longer the grind, the better your run will be. You have to go fast to go big, so keep your momentum as you flow from one maneuver to the next.
Style and Creativity
Your style and creativity determines how you look while skating. It shows your overall level of control and how comfortable you are while flowing from maneuver to maneuver. It displays your ability to approach the area in a unique manor.
Consistency
It?s better to stay on your board than take tons of falls just to make one trick. This also means completing your entire run (using all your time in a timed run and taking complete runs during a jam).
Judges are certified and trained based on the above criteria using the Bowlriders Cup Certification Package.