Qualification: the competitor will perform 2 runs on a line composed of: 12meter start, 20 cones spaced by 80cm, and 80 cm before the finish line. Each cone down or not slalomed will make 0.2 second penalty. Time is going from the start until the finish line. Time trials will produce a time trials ranking used to build up the KO system. The ranking of the time trials is produced with the best time of each competitor.
KO System: 2 competitors skate against each other. The winner of a duel is the first competitor winning 2 runs, so a duel can be 2 runs or 3 runs. In order to identify the 3rd, a consolidation final is played between the losers of the ½ finals.

The competitor will perform a 1minute30second run (time starting at the first cone) over the 3 lines of slalom, 20 cones each, 50cm-80cm-120cm. The performance is done to music, which the competitors will provide on tape or CD before their run.
All the competitors will perform a first run, then they will perform the second one. The two runs will be marked on the following criteria:
Technique : how difficult the tricks presented are, how difficult the changes between tricks are.
Penalties : are taken into account for each cone down, and for each fall.
Style : how well the tricks are executed, the quality of the transitions, and a bonus is given for special tricks which are not properly slalom, but make the run nicer such as a block on heel wheels.
Management : variety of tricks (forward, backward, one foot, 2 feet, eagle …), respect of the music rhythm, changes of rhythm.

The competitor will jump over a bar. He can try 3 time to jump over, if he does he can continue the contest. The competitor can also decide not to jump a bar of jump, waiting for the next step. The competition starts at 1m40 for women, 1m80 for men. The height is going from 10cm to 10cm, until there’s 3 competitors left, then they choose the following height.
The competitor succeed if he jumps over and lands without falling, or touching the floor with his hand.
The height goes up 10cm each time until there is 3 competitors remaining, who decide the height increases.
If the competitor fails his 3rd try, he is out of the competition.
Kneepads and wrist guards are recommended; helmets are compulsory for the SkateLondon event.

The competitor jumps over a bar without the use of a ramp. Each competitor has up to 3 attempts for each height. Failure at any height excludes them from the rest of the contest. Competitors can chose not to take part at a particular height, waiting for the next step.
If the jump bar falls, or if the competitor goes under the jump bar, the competitor fails the jump.
If he jumps over and lands without falling, without touching the floor with his hand, the competitor succeeds. If the competitor fails his 3rd try, he is out of the competition.
Knee pads and wrist guards are recommended.
The competition starts at 0m70 for women, 1m00 for men. The height is going from 10cm by 10cm at first, then 5cm by 5cm, until there’s 3 competitors left, then they choose the following height.