During any future competitions, Judges will be needed for the scoring of each athlete's performance, and requires you to judge based on time, form, accuracy and precision. Judges will also need to calculate final scores including DP adjustments and accommodations.

Volunteer judges will be briefed before the competition on how to judge properly and correctly, and how to calculate for score adjustments based on the 50-point scoring system.

Requirements:

• General understanding of quadrobics and quadrobics systems 

• No familial or friendly connection to any competing athletes 

• Understanding of the competition's sport(s) and how they're scored

• (Optional) Understanding of scoring systems by quadrobics and the competing sport

• (Optional) Understanding of the Difficulty Points system and how it affects scoring

For future competitions or copaw training, copaws will be tasked with leading athletes through courses, giving demonstrations of the competition grounds or teaching other copaws during classes. Copaws will need to assist with Trailing & Trust demonstrations in classes as well as performing Copaw tasks and related duties for athletic events.

Volunteer Copaws will be offered Copaw training as well as basic quadrobics lessons in order to qualify for the Copaw role. Quadrobics lessons will not be required to volunteers for teaching assistant roles, however basic knowledge and ability in quadrobics is required for anyone who wishes to volunteer for events.

Requirements:

• General Understanding of Copaw duties, tasks and relations

• Cannot be a judge for the competing round that the athlete(s) are in

• Cannot be a teacher of multiple students within the competition

• Cannot be a trainer or mentor of multiple athletes within the competition

• Cannot be a fellow athlete within the same competition as the competing athlete.

• (optional) Learned or mastered courses on Trailing & Trust and/or Copaw Training 

• (optional) Levels 1-2+ knowledge and ability in quadrobics

Work for this role can range from heavy lifting and equipment building, to transporting items and people, to cooking, cleaning, arranging courses, computer work, and managing paperwork. It'll be more hands-on work and doesn't usually require any prior briefing. A lot of work for this role prior to events may take place online and not in person, and meetings are either consistent to the few weekends before a scheduled or planned event, or will take place every weekend so long as help is needed.

Requirements:

• Available on weekends up to five weeks before an event, or any weekends where help is needed

• Your own form of transportation if you plan to help in person 

• Your own digital device for communication purposes 

• Your own email for communication and document sharing 

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