How it works

If you want to participate in the Zomercompetitie 2020, you can register here. Once you have registered, all you have to do is tick off the routes that you have climbed. The routes are listed in the Routes tab above. Don't wait too long with checking off your routes. Be fair and enter your progress regularly. If you break the rules you may get disqualified. Below are a few more important points:

• The routes of the 2020 are indicated with a label with the number of the route.
• The routes of this competition can be found on all walls.
• During the 62 days you can make as many attempts as you want during this competition
• If you climb the route without falling or blocks and touch and hold the last hold of the route it counts as climbed.
• Every route has a total of a 1000 points at the start of the competition and are distributed to all people who have climbed the route during the competition.

Enrollment

Before you can enrol in this competition you have to create an account and log in Your date of birth must be correct. It is used to automatically sign you into the right category. Your name and avatar are showed publicly in the intermediate.

• Day 1 of 62 is on July 01, 2020 and the last day is on August 31, 2020.
• You can register from 29-06-2020 14:00 through 31-08-2020 23:00.
• This competition runs from 01-07-2020 09:00 until 31-08-2020 23:00.
• The routes entered from 01-07-2020 09:00 to 31-08-2020 23:00 count towards this competition. Pay attention! Routes must have climbed between 01-07-2020 09:00 and 31-08-2020 23:00.

Categories

Participants are classified in different categories. The classification is based on age and gender, so enter your date of birth and gender correctly when registering. You can be disqualified if you provide a fake birth date. Important: your date of birth and age are never publicly displayed. Only the category will be added to your name.

• from 10 years old
• from 18 years old
• from 18 years old
• from 50 years old

Reaching the top of a route

Below are the rules for climbing a route.

• Every route that you climbed before the competition started, must be repeated in order to count for the competition.
• A route is considered climbed when it has been climbed from the ground up to and including the last hold.
• Resting in the rope is not allowed.
• In between blocks is not allowed.
• Rope support (tight belaying) is not permitted.
• Using other coloured holds is not permitted.
• The use of elements and wall structures is permitted, except where the wall ends (for example, the sides of a window). In special cases this is indicated on a card along the route.
• You are keeping your own progress.
• The intermediate refreshes after a minute after checking off a route.
• If you have question you can ask the employees of the climbing hall.

Point counting

The total number of points are calculated with the '1000 points divided by the number of climbers'. A route that is climbing a single person is worth 1000 points. When two climbers have ascended the route it is worth 500 points and so on.

• Your total is the total of all your scores added together.
• The points are divided over all categories.