Access all our official Trickline regulations.
Free access to three different types of regulations for Trickline competitions. From the simplest to the most complicated. Which one will be the most suitable for you?
Free access to three different types of regulations for Trickline competitions. From the simplest to the most complicated. Which one will be the most suitable for you?
With TJS, you'll have access to a library of rules, not just one set. Choose from the simplest to the most complex and professional rules for your training. Find your perfect fit and gauge your skill level with the rule that best suits you. Climb the world rankings for each specific rule set. Simply select the rule you prefer to see your results instantly, even for past performances you've already judged!
The simplest version where only Tricks scores are considered.
Suitable for beginners. Our first edition and traditional method of Trickline judging since 2021.
Suitable for amateurs. Our slightly more difficult second edition, published in 2022.
Suitable for the more professional. Our third edition, currently used for official live competitions. Published in 2024.
| Without Rules | TJSv2.0 | TJSv3.0 | TJS4.0 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scoring of tricks | ||||
| Penalty points for Repetition | ||||
| Penalty points for Dubs | ||||
| Bonus points Combo | ||||
| Bonus points Closing Combo | ||||
| Bonus points Length & Sequence Combo | ||||
| Bonus points Combo Difficulty | ||||
| Bonus points for Variety | ||||
| Bonus points Style |
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