The jumps
The divepool will consist of 5 simple jumps.
The jumps are already available here on the website so everyone can practice for the contest.

• A dock only counts if its held for at least 1 seconds (25 frames on the video)
• Each dock made counts as 1 point.
• Missing or not making a dock will result in the point not being scored, and 1 point being taken off the score for that round.
• The direction in which barrelrolls and backfly transitions are made doesn't matter.
  Left or right rotations are both fine, as long as all prescribed docks and positions are flown.

 

Round 1 (one point for each grip/dock flown)
- 2 way hand dock. Both flyers belly to earth.

- Right hand jumper (A) does an up and over, and makes a 2 way hand dock on the other side.
- Right hand jumper (b) does an up and over, and makes a 2 way hand dock on the other side.


Round 2(one point for each grip/dock flown)
- 2 way hand dock. Both flyers belly to earth.

- Right hand jumper (A) makes a barrel roll and makes a hand dock
- Left hand jumper (B) makes a barrel roll and makes a hand dock

Round 3(one point for each grip/dock flown)
- 2 way hand dock. Both flyers belly to earth.

- Jumper (B) makes an Ankle dock (hand on foot, ankle or lower leg) on jumper (A)
- 2 way hand dock. Both flyers belly to earth.

- Jumper (A) makes an Ankle dock on jumper (B)
- 2 way hand dock. Both flyers belly to earth.

Round 4(one point for each grip/dock flown)
- 2 way hand dock. Both flyers belly to earth.

- Jumper (A) transitions to backfly, Jumper (B) makes a hand dock
- Jumper (A) transitions back to belly flight, and a 2 way hand dock is made.

- jumper (B) transitions to backfly, Jumper (A) makes a hand dock
- Jumper (B) transitions back to belly flight, and a 2 way hand dock is made.

Round 5(one point for each grip/dock flown)
- 2 way hand dock. Both flyers belly to earth.

- Both jumpers transitions to backfly, and make a backflying 2 way hand dock
- Both jumpers transition back to bellyfly, and make a 2 way hand dock.

 

Note:
Though any wingsuit will suffice for the competition, there are choices that can definitely improve your chance at success. A wingsuit without grippers on the arm wing will make docking easier, as you don't have to let go of the grippers when taking a dock. And certain suits such as the acro from Phoenix Fly have grippers on the legs, that will make the leg/ankle docks easier. Having a rigger modify your suit by adding leg grippers is also an option of course