Barbell (Expected working weight)

• Snatch - 60 Kg.
• Clean - 80 kg

   

Gymnastics & Skills (Multiple reps)

• Chest-to-bar
• Ring & Bar Muscle-ups
• Strict Handstand Push-up
• Handstand Walk
• Pistol
• Double-unders

Age requirements: the sum total of team age by 2024 must be a minimum of 110 years.

For example, 35 years + 47 years + 45 years = 127 years (eligible)

Barbell (Expected working weight)

• Snatch - 70/45 Kg.
• Clean - 85/55 Kg.

Gymnastics & Skills (Multiple reps)

• Chest-to-bar
• Ring & Bar Muscle-ups
• Handstand Push-up
• Handstand Walk
• Pistol
• Double-unders

Qualification: 1st to 15th

Barbell (Min. Working Weight)

• Snatch - 50 Kg.
• Clean - 70 Kg.

Gymnastics & Skills (Multiple reps)

• Chest-to-bar
• Bar Muscle-ups
• Handstand Push-ups
• Wall Walks
• Double-unders

Qualification: 1st to 35th

Barbell (Min. Working Weight)

• No maximum loads or use of weights over 50 kg men and 30 kg women will be proposed in this category

Gymnastics & Skills

For the purpose of registration, an athlete is considered an experience/beginner who, at the time of registration for online qualifications, does not have all the skills and has only recently approached this discipline

1.UPPER (2P)
Involvement of the upper limb with two points of contact of the athlete with the bar or equipment used.
Two upper points: athletes using two points of contact with the bar or equipment used in training. Any object or tool that connects the athlete to the equipment and replaces the function of the limb is considered a point of contact. For example: straps, elastics, bands, etc.
2. UPPER (1P)
Involvement of the upper limb with a point of contact of the athlete with the bar or equipment being used.
Single Point Upper: Athletes who use a single point of contact with the bar (no straps to replace the limb). Commonly athletes with elbow or brachial plexus amputation.

LOWER (2P)
Lower limb involvement with two points of contact of the athlete with the ground.
Two lower points: athletes who have two points of contact with the ground. Commonly athletes with amputations below the knee, hip, or ankle.
LOWER (1P)
Lower limb involvement with two points of contact of the athlete with the ground.
One point lower: athletes who have only one point of contact with the ground, wear a prosthesis above the knee, or train without a prosthesis. Athletes with double leg amputations will be integrated into this subcategory. Athletes with only one point of contact with the ground may use a box while performing squats and exercises involving hip flexion for safety reasons. This subcategory normally includes those who have an above-knee amputation or a fused knee that does not allow them to perform squats below parallel.

NEURO MAJOR:
This subcategory includes athletes with neurological disabilities in which all 4 limbs are affected by limitations in balance, mobility, and coordination. These are athletes who often have grip difficulties and generally exhibit extreme spasticity. The most common disabilities are cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and autism.

NEURO MINOR:

In this subcategory, neurological conditions affect 1 to 4 limbs. In this case, functional limitation affects only one hemisphere of the body with lack of mobility or balance. The most common conditions in this subcategory are cerebral palsy, brain injury, and multiple sclerosis.