Judging Criteria I. Averaged Scores Averaged scores , used for all judged events, are what an average competitor in a given class should score. Falls naturally subtract from the average , while tricks completed of above average difficulty will add to the average score .
Skaters are to be warned once in such circumstances.
The competitors lines and use of the entire skateboarding area. The degree of difficulty and creativity of tricks. Falls affect scores but are tempered by the type of manoeuvre being attempted, and the recovery of the skater. The skater's attitude, positive or negative, influences the scoring. The skater's aggression, that is, whether a skater rides slowly and methodically or fast and with assurance also affects the scoring.