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Sport Stacking
stack a number of plastic cups in a pre-determined sequence as fast as possible. At its core, the objective is the fastest fault-free cup sequence. Participation format: Individuals, doubles, and relays. It is typically contested on or in Table surface with timing system. Scoring is based on Time scoring in seconds. Core equipment includes 12 sport-stacking cups, StackMat/timer, and table. Important forms include 3-3-3, 3-6-3, Cycle. Listed competitions include WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships, WSSA sanctioned tournaments. Origin/development: USA, 1981. The sport is actively practiced today.
Classification
Weitere Angaben
Rules and format
Die Grundlagen
Ziel
The objective is the fastest fault-free cup sequence.
Teilnehmer
Individuals, doubles, timed 3-6-3 relay, and head-to-head team relays.
Teamgröße
Individual, two-person doubles, or relay teams.
Spielfeld
Table with StackMat, cups, and timer.
Dauer
An attempt lasts seconds; competitions use multiple attempts and finals.
Wertung
Time is measured; faults must be corrected or result in invalid time.
Gewinnbedingung
Fastest valid time wins.
Ausrüstung
- sport-stacking cups
- StackMat
- timer
- table
Wichtige Regelpunkte
- uncorrected fumble
- wrong sequence
- timer fault
- cups not correctly down-stacked
Regelquellen
Federations and sources
Federations
- World Sport Stacking Association (WSSA)
- Topend Sports Topend Sports · aggregator · medium
- Wikipedia DE Wikipedia DE · reference · medium
- WSSA Rules World Sport Stacking Association · official · high
- WSSA World Sport Stacking Association · federation · high
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