There is no fixed upper wind limit, but the competition should not continue while high winds or adverse weather pose a threat to competitors or spectators. There are no specific conditions imposed by this format regarding a minimum or maximum arena size. Where a suitable arena is provided, the organisers may wish to impose boundary regulations in the interest of safety. Fliers should behave responsibly and demonstrate sportsmanship at all times. While competitiveness is not discouraged, participants are reminded of the need to set a good example to other fliers and spectators by being kind, courteous, considerate and above all, by having a good time.
Safety is paramount.
Respect the safety of other fliers and members of the public at all times. Freestyle and Trick Flying has a reputation of being incomprehesible to some and at times looking no better than someone having severe difficulties trying to keep a kite in the air. Unfortunately, the reputation is often deserved, so strive to give the best performance you can, concentrating on style and control of the kite. The positive side of this kind of flying is that it can demonstrate some of the most amazing and elegant moves and techniques possible with a kite. Use the opportunity to enlighten and educate others about the best things that Freestyle flying can offer.