AGU
Parkour
Asian
OnlineCompetition

DIRECTIVE
10th April –- Revised
Edition th

10 July, 2024

Dear AGU affiliated Member Federations,
AGU Parkour Technical Commission has the pleasure to invite your Federation toparticipate in the PARKOUR ASIAN ONLINE COMPETITION from April 20 to August25, 2024. (The original deadline of 10 July has been extended.)
DISCIPLINE

Parkour– Freestyle
Men & Women

HOST COMMISIONAGU Parkour Technical Commission
Contact person: Kazuyoshi Hariya
Address: Al-Bida Tower, 5/F – Al Dafna, Doha 22955 Qatar
Phone: +974 44944 133
Mobile phone: +8190 3100 1216
Email: hk@kju.jp
Web-site: https://agu-gymnastics.com/parkour-home/

ORGANIZINGCOMMITTEE

AGU

DATES
SYSTEMAGU Parkour Technical Commission
Contact person:
Judgement Issue= Mohammad Alatter
Competition Issue= Kim Jiho
Video Issue & format= Moutasem Alghuweri
FIG License, Dates & Schedule= Kazuyoshi Hariya
Email: agu_pk@agu-gymnastics.com
Asian Gymnastics Union (AGU)
Address: Al-Bida Tower, 5/F – Al Dafna, Doha 22955 Qatar
Tel: +974 44944 133 Fax: +974 44944 131
E-mail: info@agu-gymnastics.com
Website: www.agu-gymnastics.com
April 20 – August 25, 2024
Instagram
URL:
https://www.instagram.com/aguparkour?igsh=MTd4OWhydTBoM3ByYg==

AGE LIMITS

17 years in the year of the competition (born in 2007 or before).

FIG LICENSE

All athletes must have a current valid FIG license before
submitting nominative registration (by August 15, 2024).

ENTRY

Register as an athlete with FIG through NF
Enter AGU PKC through NF
・Fill out the prescribed application form
(Nominative registration) by August 15, 2024

＊Nominative registration is available here
https://eu.jotform.com/241608219518054
・Put the video on the convention Instagram (Athletes can beposted even before submitting the above registration)
ENTRY FEES

・Transfer the entry fee to AGU Parkour Technical Commission
Entry Fee is 30 USD per athlete.

Before the time of the Definitive Registration August 15,
2024 100% of the Entry Fee must be paid to the Host
Commission.
The NF to which the athlete belongs must pay the entry fee
by bank transfer to the AGU's account. See BANKACCOUNT INFORMATION below for the transfer address.
Any bank charges will be shouldered by the delegation.
(Athletes should contact the NF with the necessary
information for entry, etc.)*In case you cannot send money due to the circumstances of
the transfer system, you need to confirm the method in
advance, so please contact by e-mail (agu_pk@agu-gymnastics.com).
COMPETITIONFORMATThe competition consists of Finals for men and women.
Freestyle Finals
The score is evaluated by FIG/AGU judges based on the criteria
defined in the Judging Criteria section. The final ranking list of the
Finals (average of the FIG judges’ scoring rank) will be establishedat the end of Finals runs.
Video Participation:
Athletes must upload 1 videos on the designated Instagram(https://www.instagram.com/aguparkour?igsh=MTd4OWhydTBoM3B
yYg==):- The “unedited” video of 20 to 45 seconds of a full run. The
video must have a clear start and finish. Before the start ofeach run, each athlete must hold a start sign (Competition
logo=Listed on the last page just in case) in his/her handswith no video break before the start of the run todemonstrate the run was done within the date requirement.
The display of the start sign is considered within the timingof the run. This video will be used for evaluation by the
AGU judges.
- All videos must be filmed after the formal launch of thecompetition. The start signs will be posted on
https://www.instagram.com/agugymnastics/. The videos
must be submitted before the August 15, 2024 uploaded tothe personal Instagram and posting the hashtag #AGUPK.
Any video submitted after this date will not be accepted.
- Assess the hardness of the ground. Performing an act ona mattress, trampoline, or other soft surface will result in a
deduction of points .(Example: grass < asphalt)- AGU reserves the right to determine which videos are
eligible for entry in the Final rounds. Videos with dangerous
runs (rooftop runs, climbing buildings, or at risk to thegeneral public), use of closed sites (condemned buildings),

displaying illegal activity, or not within the acceptable imageof the sport or AGU will not be accepted. Other items that
could lead to video exclusion:
1.
2.
3.

4.

Non-respect of the Advertising Rules mentioned in thisdocument.
any explicit lyrics/words in the music or backgroundaudio of the video
Video background that violates good manners, ethicaland moral social principles of our society, e.g.
advertising which is glorifying violence, racial,religious, political or sexism.
A four-member review panel consisting of the Parkour
Commission members and AGU staff will determine
the eligible videos.

※If you are unable to post to Instagram due to the system,
please email us (agu_pk@agu-gymnastics.com) to let us
know. Then please email your video to the AGU Parkour
Technical Commission.
RULES ANDREGULATIONSVIDEO ADVICEVideo Specification:
Resolution: 1080p
Codec : H264
Bit rate : 10mb/s <>20 mb/s
Video size : 150 MO maximum
Audio : codec AAC ou PCM / Debit 192 kbit/s minimum
Taux d’échantillonnage : 48 KHz
General advice
Check safety and conditions before filming.
Use a quality camera- Make sure the camera respects the video specification.
(Most phones now have great filming capability).
- High resolution makes footage look better.
Don’t shoot into the sun- Make sure the sun is behind the camera to avoid bleachingout the view.
- It’s worth thinking about the time of day: filming can be that
bit trickier at midday
when the sun is right above.
- Judges need to be able to see athlete’s skills!
Get attention- The best-performing videos grab attention from the start.
Make your video the right size
- Don’t wait until the last minute to upload the video andrealize she can’t be upload because it’s too wide or too
long.
- Square (1:1), landscape (9:16) or vertical (4:5) work on
Instagram – recommended
video formats are .MP4 and .MOV.

ADVERTISING AND APPAREL RULES
Participating athletes’ videos must be free of any advertising or
they will not be accepted. This is in relation to the venue.
Product placement is also not permitted. Product placement is aform of advertising in which branded goods or services arefeatured in a video, potentially held, shown, or spoken about by
an athlete.
Apparel Advertising: Athletes may display their sponsor(s) on
their competition clothes. Advertising on the apparel may not be
placed in a way which is provocative, or which violates goodmanners, ethical and moral social principles of our society,e.g. advertising which is glorifying violence, racial, religious,
political or sexism is not allowed.
Advertising can be displayed on the athlete in 3 places.
Advertising space on the shirt or tank:
Maximum space- 90 sq. cm, including the background, eachtime (max. 2 times), separated by at least 3 cm.
OR
Maximum space- 130 sq. cm including the background may be
used 1 timeAND
Advertising space on the shorts or pants: Maximum space 90
sq. cm, may be used 1 time.
A manufacturer’s logo may appear on apparel. The following
rules apply:- The dimensions of the logos should be the same as those
identifying the goods for retail sale and cannot be larger
than 30 square cm.
- The logo normally used as a registered trademark can beshown and in the colors and normal placement in the retailtrade.
- Only one trademark (logo) on each piece of clothing(except t-shirts) is permitted.
- T-shirts may display the manufacturer’s logo and it may not
be larger than the maximum advertising space allowed. It
may appear on each item 2 times.
Special manufacturers designs used differently than a
trademark or logo on the competition attire as an integral partof the apparel must be approved by the AGU prior to thecompetition. Any athlete questions regarding the advertising or
manufacturer logo rules should be addressed to AGU. Allow
two weeks for a response.
Contact: agu_pk@agu-gymnastics.com
National Identification: Competitors may show an identificationof their country in addition to Advertising and Manufacturer
logos. This may be in the form of a flag (in official colors) or thecountry name (official 3-letter NOC abbreviation or in full, but
the size must be reasonable and in good taste). A national
emblem (including NOC) or crest, if the country has one, or its
coat of arms may also be worn.

ATHLETE APPAREL- The competition apparel may under no circumstances
hinder the athlete in their performance and execution andguarantee that all movements can be executed in perfectsafety. Loose and additional items are not permitted.
- The competition apparel may not show any text, symbols
and drawings featuring themes of war, violence, religion,
politics, alcohol, sex and drugs or any other offensive
subject. Sequins on the competition attire is not allowed
and jewelry should not hinder the athlete’s performance or
be unsafe.
- Athletes may wear T-shirts, polo shirts leotards, sweaterwith or without sleeves. They are free to wear shorts,
short pants, sweatpants or trousers (must not jeopardize
the safety of the athlete), and leggings. Attire should beclean and free of holes and not torn or ripped.
FEDERATIONS INVITED TO PARTICIPATEThe AGU will invite all Member Federations in good standing(regardless of whether Parkour has been designated as aregistered discipline). The federations may only enter athleteswith valid active FIG licenses. There is a 30 USD participation
fee per athlete. There is no limit in the number of participants(men and women) from a federation.
FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS
Federations which have not fulfilled their financial obligations
towards the AGU (e.g. annual membership fees, unpaid
invoices, etc.) will not be allowed to participate in this event.
AGE LIMITS
Athlete must be a minimum of 17 years old in the year 2024
LIABILITY
The LOC, AGU and FIG will not be held responsible for any
liabilities in case of accidents or injuries. Each athlete is
responsible for the necessary valid insurance coverageagainst accidents.
INSTAGRAM
National Federations and athletes are strongly recommended
to use the Event’s hashtag #AGUPK in their Instagram pages.
TELEVISION/ SOCIAL MEDIAVideos from domestic athletes will be made available on a
non-exclusive basis. Each participating Federation will haveaccess to videos from their own athletes.
MARKETING
AGU Advertising Rules mentioned in this document must be
respected. All marketing rights are with the AGU.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
The competition will be organized under the following FIG
rules, as valid in the year of the competition, except for any
deviation mentioned in these directives:

JUDGING
CRITERIA- Statutes- Code of Ethics- Code of Conduct- Licenses Rules- Anti-Doping Rules- Media Rules
and subsequent decisions of the FIG Executive Committe.
Judges
6 judges in total 3 E jury and 3 D jury.
The scoring sheet (addendum to this document) used andtested in 2024 with some modifications for this format ofcompetition will be used for this event. The spirit of the judging
will be in direct relation to the Code of Points used at past FIG
World Cups.
▶Execution (15 points)
Safety (9)A safe and clean run where the athlete does not put himself in danger
and lands quietly andcontrolled on both feet. Longevity is key.
Safety (6)If the above is not the case, deduct as follows:- Landing feet firsto Per small problem-0.1 to -1
o Per bigger problem-1.1 to -2- Feet do not obviously touch the floor first -6
Landing Quality (3)The landings will be assessed, and points given according to its quality:- Poor landings
0 to 0.5- Medium landings
0.6 to 1.5- Good landings
1.5 to 3
Flow (6)Smoothly connected movements without stops, stutter-steps andhesitation. Rhythm is key.
Flow (5)If the above is not the case, deduct as follows:- Stutter stepso Per occasion-0.1 to -0.5
- Full stopo Per occasion-1 to -4
Flow Quality (1)The overall flow of the run will be assessed, and points given according to
its quality:- Poor flow
0 to 0.2- Medium flow
0.3 to 0.7- Good flow
0.8 to 1▶Difficulty (15+ points)
Overall Difficulty (15+)
A run as difficult as possible is desired. The three (3) best D scores add

up to the final score for this criterion.

*Table of tricks is appended at the end.
Tie-breaking rules for the Freestyle ranking (use of FIG judges
scores only)
In case of a tie in points at any place in Finals, the ranking will be
determined by the following criteria:
1. The higher score for Execution
2. If there is still a tie, the tie will not be broken.
For Prize money:If there is still a tie, the prize money of the tied ranks will be
added and divided by the number of ties.

DELEGATIONSIZE

No limit.

PROVISIONALSCHEDULE

April 20, 2024 Start of application
August 10, 2024 Video Posting Deadline
August 15, 2024 Application deadline
August 15, 2024 Entry fee transfer deadline
August 25, 2024 Results announcement and awards

EVENT
MANAGEMENTAGU Parkour Technical Commission

INSURANCE

It is the responsibility of the participating athletes and their NFs toprovide insurance against performance.

CANCELLATIONPOLICYIf an athlete does not compete as a result, the entry fee will not be
refunded.

PRIZE MONEY
SPECIAL PRIZEBANK ACCOUNTINFORMATION

Prize money for the top 3 in each discipline＊Prize money will be awarded for 1st-3rd place, but the amountwill be determined by the number of entries.
Most Likes! Award
The athlete with the most "Likes" for videos posted on the AGU
Parkour Instagram by August 15, 2024 The award will be given to
the athlete with the most "Likes! However, athletes who haveentered correctly by August 15, 2024 at the end of the tournament
will be eligible.

IBAN : (QA53 QNBA 0000 0000 0787 0160 7600 1)
Bank Name: Qatar National Bank (QNB)
Swift Code: QNBAQAQA
Account Name: Asian Gymnastics Union
The participating Federations are responsible for covering all bankfees in connection with the bank transfers.

DEADLINES SUMMARY

Application Video* Athletes can be posted even before
submitting the above registration
FIG athlete registration & acquisition ofregistration number

BeforeAugust 10, 2024
BeforeAugust 15, 2024

Nominative Registration Form
Entry fee paid to AGU (from NF)

BeforeAugust 15, 2024
BeforeAugust 15,2024

Sincerely Yours,
Tokyo, 28th June, 2024
Kazuyoshi[Remarks]
Start sign (Competition logo)

Kazuyoshi Hariya
President of the AGU Parkour
Technical Commission

PK CODE OF POINTS 2022-2024 – TABLE OF TRICKS 2024
REFERENCE LIST FOR E AND D SCORE
FIG PARKOUR FREESTYLE JUDGING 2024
Reference List (E-score)
Safety (9 points)
Safety (6 points)
Deduction [points]
00.1 to 1 per problem
1.1 to 3 per problem

Reasonno problems
small problems
bigger problems

6

Feet do not obviously touch the floor first

ExampleClean run
Little slip, stumble
Fall after landing on
feet, hit the wall after atrick
Landing flat on thestomachLanding Quality (3 points)
Reward [points]
0 to 0.5 overall

ReasonPoor landings

0.6 to 1.5 overall
1.6 to 3 overall

Medium landings
Good landings

ExampleNoisy landings, out of body-axis, unnecessary
use of other body parts, not absorbing energy
In-between
Quiet and soft landings absorbing thenecessary energy to protect the body andcontinue the run. Clean body-axis.

Flow (6 points)
Flow (5 points)
Deduction [points]
00.1 to 0.5 per occasion
1 to 5 per occasion

Reasonno problems
stutter steps
full stop

ExampleFluid run
Stutter steps and extra swings
When the body comes to a rest

Flow Quality (1 point)
Reward [points]
0 to 0.2 overall

ReasonPoor flow

0.3 to 0.7 overall
0.8 to1 overall

Medium flow
Good flow

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ExampleLack of energy absorption and use of
movement directions. Lots of hesitation, stutter
steps and even stops
In-between
Smoothly connected run with a good rhythm.
Moves are used absorb, transform and guidethe energy from the run.

Reference List (D-score) – Men – table of tricks
The Reference List (RL) includes guiding values for elements in their most basic form. The
job of the judges is, to identify the element and adjust its value according to Scaling*.
Element category Points Examples
Running0
PK Basics
0.1
Stride, Drop, Precision Jump, Safety Vault
0.2
Plyo, Speed Vault
0.3
Tic Tac, Lazy Vault, Thief Vault
0.4
Side Vault, Pole Swing
0.5
Pop Vault, Splat, Roll, Gate Vault
0.6
Wallrun, Arm Jump, Tap Swing, Kong Vault, Turn Vault, Reverse Vault,
Kash Vault, Dash Vault, Underbar
0.7
FR Basics
0.8
Cartwheel, Swing 180, Rail Flare (Italian Job)
0.9
Safety Spin, Pistol Spin,
1
Palmspin, Fronthandspring
Single Flips
1.1
Swing Gainer, Wallspin, Reverse Wallspin, Backhandspring, Climb up
1.2
Wall Backflip, Frisbee, Dyno, Butterfly
1.3Baby Giant
1.4
Caster Gainer, Aerial
1.5
Backflip, Frontflip, Sideflip,
1.6
Single Twists
1.7
Swing Frontflip, A-180, B-360
1.8
Backflip 360, Palm Backflip, Swing Sideflip, Tunnel Sideflip,
1.9
2
Gainer, Gaet Pimp Backflip, Frontflip 360, Wall Inward Frontflip, Swing
Frontflip 180, Wall Inward Sideflip, Cork, Giant
2.1
Swing Gainer 360
2.2
2.3
One Step Palm Backflip, Cast Away Backflip,
2.4
Hang Cast Backflip, Looser Sideflip, Sideflip 360, Swing Cast Away
Backflip, Crok
2.5
2.6
Looser Frontflip, Pimp Backflip, Crok TD
Double Twists
2.7
A-540, B-720, Gainer 360, Roll Bomb
2.8
2.9
A-720, Swing Counter Sideflip, Ginger, Lazy Sideflip
3
Backflip 720
3.1
3.2
Swing Counter Frontflip, Double Cork, Wall Gainer,
3.3
Frontflip 720, Sideflip 720, Gaet Pimp Backflip 360
3.4
3.5
Wall Backflip 720
3.6
Kong Gainer, Palm Backflip 360, Kip 180 Gainer
3.7
3.8
Swing Gainer 720, Crok 720
3.9Wall Inward Side 360, Gargoyle Gainer
4
Triple Twists
4.1
Swing Double Gainer, Swing Cast Away Backflip 360
and double flips
4.2
4.3
4.4
Cast Gainer, Double Sideflip, Tsukahara/Cartahara, Macaco-in, Wall
Gainer 360

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4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.9
5
5.1

Double Frisbee, Double Pistol Frisbee
Caster Double Gainer, Gainer 720
Double Backflip, Backflip 1080,
Swing Double Gainer 360, Triple Cork, A-180-in-Backflip-out, Tsukahara
360, 360 Kong Gainer, Gaet Pimp Double Backflip

5.2
5.3
Double Frontflip, Kong Gainer 360
5.4
5.5
5.6
Double Backflip 360, Crok 1080
5.7
Two Step Wall Double Backflip,
5.8
5.9
Swing Cast Away Backflip Regrab
6
Swing Gainer 1080, One Step Wall Double Backflip
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
Swing Double Gainer 720,
6.6
6.7
6.8
Swing Cast Away Double Backflip, Double Palm Flip
6.9
7
7.1
Quadruple Twists 7.2
Swing Triple Gainer, Swing Miller
and Triple Flips
7.3
7.4
7.5
Backflip 1440,
7.5+
Note!
(1) Only landings where feet obviously touch the floor first will be considered.
(2) If a tick is repeated its value decreases by 0.5.

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Element category Points Examples
Running0
PK Basics
0.1
Stride0.2
Drop0.3
Precision Jump, Safety Vault
0.4
Plyo, Speed Vault
0.5
Tic Tac, Lazy Vault
0.6
Thief Vault
0.7
Side Vault, Pole Swing
0.8
Pop Vault, Splat, Roll, Gate Vault
0.9
1
1.1
Wallrun, Arm Jump, Tap Swing, Kong Vault, Turn Vault, Reverse Vault,
Kash Vault, Dash Vault, Underbar
FR Basics
1.2
Cartwheel, Swing 180, Rail Flare (Italian Job)
1.3
1.4
Safety Spin, Pistol Spin,
1.5
Palmspin, Fronthandspring
1.6
Single Flips
1.7
Swing Gainer, Wallspin, Reverse Wallspin, Backhandspring, Climb up
1.8
Wall Backflip, Frisbee, Dyno, Butterfly
1.9
2Baby Giant
2.1
Caster Gainer, Aerial
2.2
2.3
Backflip, Frontflip, Sideflip,
2.4
2.5
Single Twists
2.6
Swing Frontflip, A-180, B-360
2.7
Backflip 360, Palm Backflip, Swing Sideflip, Tunnel Sideflip,
2.8
2.9
3
Gainer, Gaet Pimp Backflip, Frontflip 360, Wall Inward Frontflip, Swing
Frontflip 180, Wall Inward Sideflip, Cork, Giant
3.1
3.2
Swing Gainer 360
3.3
3.4
3.5
One Step Palm Backflip, Cast Away Backflip,
3.6
Hang Cast Backflip, Looser Sideflip, Sideflip 360, Swing Cast Away
Backflip, Crok
3.7
3.8
3.9
Looser Frontflip, Pimp Backflip, Crok TD
4
Double Twists
4.1
A-540, B-720, Gainer 360, Roll Bomb
4.2
4.3
4.4
A-720, Swing Counter Sideflip, Ginger, Lazy Sideflip
4.5
Backflip 720
4.6
4.7
4.8
Swing Counter Frontflip, Double Cork, Wall Gainer,
4.9
5
Frontflip 720, Sideflip 720, Gaet Pimp Backflip 360
5.1

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Triple Twists
and double flips

5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
5.8
5.9
6
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
6.8
6.9
7
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.5+

Wall Backflip 720
Kong Gainer, Palm Backflip 360, Kip 180 Gainer
Swing Gainer 720, Crok 720
Wall Inward Side 360, Gargoyle Gainer
Swing Double Gainer, Swing Cast Away Backflip 360

Cast Gainer, Double Sideflip, Tsukahara/Cartahara, Macaco-in, Wall
Gainer 360
Double Frisbee, Double Pistol Frisbee
Caster Double Gainer, Gainer 720

Double Backflip, Backflip 1080,

Note!
(1) Only landings where feet obviously touch the floor first will be considered.
(2) If a tick is repeated its value decreases by 0.5.

*Scaling:
The moves in the table of tricks are ranked by their technical difficulty in their most basic
form. The judges will upscale the in the following situations:
Situation
Placement
Form
Entry

ExamplePerforming a Backflip on a tiny ledge will score it higher thanperforming the Backflip on the floor
Pike, Pistol, Layout, Spider, Stall, etc. can make an element
scoring higher
A Double Swing Gainer out of a Giant counts more than a Double
Swing Gainer out of a support position or Bar Kip
A Sideflip precision to a bar scores higher than a Sideflip off a box

Exit
Note!
(1) More than one situation can be applied to one element.

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