Orka Sports Festival

ROPE CLIMB CHALLENGE

FAQ

The ORKA Rope Climb Challenge is a competitive fitness event where athletes perform maximum valid rope climbs within a fixed time under standardized rules and verification.

Anyone can participate — from beginners to advanced athletes — as long as they meet the safety and competition requirements.

The primary format is maximum rope climbs in 3 minutes, where athletes aim to complete as many valid climbs as possible.

Yes, participants compete in gender categories to ensure fair competition.

Participants must use:

  • A rope of 15 feet length
  • Proper anchor setup
  • Safety mat (mandatory)

Yes, leg support is allowed unless a specific category requires strict upper-body-only climbing.

A valid climb includes:

  • Starting from the ground
  • Reaching the top marker
  • Returning to the ground under control

Invalid attempts include:

  • Not touching the top marker
  • Partial climbs
  • Unsafe descent
  • Jump-assisted starts

Yes, all attempts must be recorded in a single-take video for verification.

The video must clearly show:

  • Full rope
  • Athlete’s full body
  • Top touch point
  • Timer

Yes, multiple attempts are allowed, but only verified and approved performances will count.

Performances are verified by the District Ambassador and/or the ORKA system.

Your score is based on the total number of valid climbs completed within 3 minutes.

Incomplete climbs at the end of time will not be counted.

Yes, including:

  • Proper warm-up
  • Use of safety mat
  • Controlled climbing and descent
  • Stopping if fatigue becomes unsafe

For official rankings, participation must be done through an ORKA Training Partner to ensure verification and safety.

You can improve your ranking by:

  • Increasing climb count
  • Maintaining consistent performance
  • Submitting better verified attempts

Yes, athletes receive:

  • Rankings (District/State/National)
  • Badges and titles
  • Qualification for higher-level competitions

You may be disqualified for:

  • Edited or fake videos
  • Unsafe practices
  • Violating equipment or format rules

This challenge provides a platform to:

  • Test your real strength
  • Compete at multiple levels
  • Build recognition and ranking
  • Be part of a structured sports ecosystem

FINAL 40

One Champion. No Limits.