Jumping is only the half of it. Allsport Competitors take two jumps. As in regular ski jumping events, the jumps are evaluated for style. Five judges score each jump on a scale of 0 to 20, with the highest and lowest judges' scores discarded. The distance that a jumper leaps is measured along the curve of the landing hill from the takeoff point to the point between the jumper's two feet as he first touches the hill.
Video cameras record the distance of each jump.
Once the distance has been measured, the resulting figure is translated into distance points. On the normal hill, a jump to the K point is worth 60 points. Each meter over or under that distance is reflected by an increase or decrease of two points. Style is determined by the power, boldness, precision, fluidity and control of the jump, as derived from the takeoff, the flight, the landing and the out-run. Standing jumps are scored from 11 to 20 style points, while falls bring scores in the range of 0 to 10 style points.