PUSH-UPS / CURL-UPS. NJROTC AREA 7 FIELD MEET INSTRUCTION, 1 September 2007
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1 PUSH-UPS / CURL-UPS 1. General. Push-up and curl-up teams consist of 6 male and 4 female members from each unit (doesn t have to be the same cadets for both teams). Units competing in push-ups or curl-ups with less than the required number of male or female competitors will receive a score based on the sum of the actual totals from the cadets who did participate. The curl-up team will also have 10 cadets to anchor the feet of the participating cadet. 2. Push-ups will be the first athletic event, followed by curl-ups. It is highly recommended that an indoor area such as a gym with mats be used for push-ups and curl-ups. This will allow cadets to better hear comments from judges, help prevent getting dirt or other material blown into the eyes, and will make it easier for judges to properly judge the events. It is also recommended that judges count properly completed push-ups and curl-ups using clickers. 3. Prior to the scheduled time for entering the competition area, teams will write down the names of participants on the scoring sheet provided at the end of this enclosure. Each event requires its own score sheet. Teams that have not completed the scoring sheet prior to scheduled time will be penalized for being late. Only the participating team s cadets, instructors, and cheering section are allowed in the gym or other indoor area being used for push-ups. They need to be quiet so participating cadets can hear instructions from judges. Noise could result in cadet not hearing repetitions count or being finished due to being out of cadence. 4. Brief the following for push-ups (modified from Cadet Field Manual pages 7-6 and 7-7): a. Participants for push-ups are the only ones authorized in the push-up area. Judges will check for Unit Identifiable PT gear and proper (no cleated or spiked) shoes. Each cadet will be assigned a judge to count the number of properly executed push-ups. b. Push-ups will be performed at the 50-count per minute rate as per the cadence tape (UP, DOWN = 1 count). Cadets will start in DOWN position. Cadets will continue UP and DOWN per the original cadence vice waiting for the command if there is a glitch in the tape. c. All push-ups shall be done in a military manner as will be demonstrated. Cadets may continue push-ups as long as they maintain proper cadence, but improper form push-ups will not count. Judges will inform the cadets immediately why push-up did not count so the form can be corrected. d. Starting position. Laying on the ground with arms bent and hands placed on the ground approximately shoulder width apart with the fingers pointing forward and feet together. Your body should be straight and ready to push upward to start the event. e. Up position. On the command of UP, push straight off the ground until the arms are fully extended and straight. The head, torso and legs must remain in a straight line. Failure to fully extend arms or to maintain your body in a straight line will result in the push-up not being counted. f. Down position. On the command of DOWN, lower your body until the upper arm is parallel with the ground. The head, torso and legs must remain in a straight line. Failure to lower your body until 1
2 the upper arm is parallel with the ground or to maintain your body in a straight line will result in the pushup not being counted. g. Only when you have reached the top of a properly executed push-up (form and cadence) will the push-up be counted. h. You may not rest while performing in a competition. If you stop, or any part of your body touches the ground besides your hands and feet, you are done. i. Judges will be positioned in front of their cadets to properly judge that each push-up is done correctly and to ensure the cadet can hear the count. If necessary, the judge will inform the cadet why the push-up did not count. Cadets should use louder, please or please repeat if they can t understand what the judge said. j. The proper method, and some of the improper methods, of executing a push-up will now be performed. Please pay close attention. Judging is going to be very strict. You may ask questions during and after the demonstration. k. Time limit will be 3 minutes (150 push-ups). l. Are there any questions? m. Get ready to begin the push-up portion of the competition. 5. Curl-Ups will follow the push-ups, however, a minimum of 5 minutes will be allowed between the events to allow cadets who are on both teams to have a short resting period. 6. Brief the following for curl-ups (modified from Cadet Field Manual pages 7-4 and 7-5): a. Participants and holders for curl-ups are the only ones authorized in the curl-up area. Judges will check for Unit Identifiable PT gear and proper (no cleated or spiked) shoes. Each cadet will be assigned a judge to count the number of properly executed curl-ups. b. Curl-ups will be performed at the 50-count per minute rate as per the cadence tape (UP, DOWN = 1 count). Cadets will start in DOWN position. Cadets will continue UP and DOWN per the original cadence vice waiting for the command if there is a glitch in the tape. c. All curl-ups shall be done in a military manner as will be demonstrated. Cadets may continue curl-ups as long as they maintain proper cadence, but improper form curl-ups will not count. Judges will inform the cadets immediately why push-up did not count so the form can be corrected. d. Starting position. Start by laying on your back with legs bent so top of thigh frame forms a 45- degree angle with the ground. Knees and feet may not be spread any further than shoulder width apart. Arms are crossed on the chest with the hands on the opposite shoulders. Holder s may use either method depicted in the Cadet Field Manual, pages 7-4 and
3 e. Up position. On the command of UP, curl up and bend forward until your elbows touch at mid thigh. Failure to execute the curl-up as demonstrated will result in the curl-up not being counted. f. Down position. On the command of DOWN, lower your body, touching shoulder blades to the deck. Failure to lower your body until the shoulders touch the deck or any other method not demonstrated as a proper curl-up will result in the curl-up not being counted. g. One completed curl-up is counted each time the cadet returns to the starting position (form and cadence must be maintained). h. Judges will be positioned in front of their cadets to properly judge that each curl-up is done correctly and to ensure the cadet can hear the count. If necessary, the judge will inform the cadet why the curl-up did not count. Cadets should use louder, please or please repeat if they can t understand what the judge said. i. You may not rest while performing in a competition. j. The proper method, and some of the improper methods, of executing a curl-up will now be performed. Please pay close attention. Judging is going to be very strict. You may ask questions during and after the demonstration. k. Time limit will be 5 minutes (250 curl-ups). l. Are there any questions? m. Get ready to begin the curl-up portion of the competition. 7. Judging. The importance of strict and careful judging can not be over-emphasized. The push-up and curl-up events are designed to be a fair test of muscular endurance. Counting invalid repetitions or allowing cadets to have improper hand or body position destroys the integrity of the test. 8. Judges must ensure the correct number of push-ups or curl-ups is entered by the cadet s name. Judges must enter their own names next to the cadet s name they judged in case a judge is unable to judge other cadets later in the competition. As with the drill events, if the same judge can t judge all the teams for a specific event, that judge s scores will be removed to give all teams consistency in the scoring process. 9. Scoring. Place standings for individual events will be based on number of repetitions completed in the case of push-ups and sit-ups. However, when figuring out team scores for overall standings, the repetitions will be converted into a point system using the matrix at the end of this enclosure. Each athletic event is worth 300 possible points with a possible maximum score of 1200 points. 3
4 SCORING SHEET PUSH-UPS (CIRCLE ONE) CURL-UPS Unit: Team No. MALE CADET S NAMES REPETITIONS JUDGE S NAMES MALE REPETITIONS POINTS FEMALE CADET S NAMES REPETITIONS JUDGE S NAMES FEMALE REPETITIONS POINTS TEAM POINTS: (MAX 300) JUDGE'S SIGNATURE REMARKS: 4
5 MALE PUSH-UPS FEMALE PUSH-UPS TEAM PUSH-UPS POINTS TEAM PUSH-UPS POINTS 390 OR MORE OR MORE TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO OR LESS 30 5
6 MALE CURL-UPS TEAM CURL-UPS POINTS TEAM CURL-UPS POINTS 960 OR MORE TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO
7 FEMALE CURL-UPS TEAM CURL-UPS POINTS TEAM CURL-UPS POINTS 560 OR MORE TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO OR LESS 8 7
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