FAQ
Can I change my division?
Yes. But you can’t change from individual to team and vice versa.
More information on how to change your division: How do I change my division?
Can I change team members in the qualifier?
Yes.
You can switch team members up to the registration deadline. But the registration of a new team member must be ready before the registration deadline. Including signing the waiver, etc.
Obviously, all registered team members must also be the athletes who have completed all submitted workouts.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, you can get a refund of the net registration fee (and the included donation to the Battle Cancer Program).
To initiate the refund: send us an email at info@lowlandsthrowdown.nl.
The service costs charged by the payments processor and the competition platform are non-refundable.
The refundable amount is therefore lower.
Please see the Rulebook for more information on procedure and amounts: see articles 1.4 and 2.12/3.5
Can I redo/repeat a workout?
Yes, but read article 2.13 of the Rulebook carefully.
“Repeating the workouts is permitted, but all workouts need to be completed again and in the prescribed order. It is not allowed to redo one or two workouts solely.”
And: “Submitting results from different attempts is not permitted.”
Do I have to make a video of all my workouts?
That depends on the situation.
The Rulebook reads:
- 2.19 Requirement: qualifier video kept on file
All athletes who qualify for the following event(s) must have videos of all their qualifier workouts and have the videos kept on file. It is not mandatory to submit a video when a score is submitted but one or more videos can be requested by SLT.Failure to submit a video after it has been requested may result in penalties, invalidation of the score, etc.. Video retrieval can occur for a variety of reasons such as (but not limited to) checking scores, checking video standards, etc. It is up to SLT to determine whether, for which athletes/teams and/or for which cases/situations one or more videos will be requested.
If you think you can qualify, we recommend that you make videos of all workouts. Even if the chance is small, we recommend this. It’s unfortunate if you can’t provide the requested videos.
Do I need a judge?
Yes.
You need a judge to validate your score.
How do I prove that I did the workouts on the same calendar day and in the prescribed order?
To prove this, we ask you to film at least 5 seconds of the clock on our website (www.lowlandsthrowdown.nl) in your video.
For more information, see the video rules and regulations on the scorecards.
How do I register for the Benelux division?
The Benelux division is a subdivision. You register in the RX division and/or an Age Group division. There you can select the Benelux as your subdivision. But only the Benelux subdivision of the RX division can qualify for the final event. So if you want to try to qualify for the Benelux division on the final event, you should register in the RX division and select the Benelux as your subdivision.
How do I replace a team member?
A description of this can be found on the Competition Corner help pages.
Article: How do I replace an athlete or team member?
Article: How do I manage my team?
How do I submit my score?
How does the judge validate my score?
When you submit your score, you must also provide your judge’s details: name & email address.
Your judge can then validate and make your score official.
Learn more about how a judge validates a score: https://help.competitioncorner.net/en/articles/1083259-how-do-i-validate-an-athlete-s-score
How does the qualifier work?
The qualifier has a special format.
Athletes and teams must complete all workouts on the same calendar day and in the prescribed order.
The format provides an experience like having a day at a competition. You can experience in your own box what professional athletes experience at The Games, for example.
This format does not prevent a repetition of workouts.
When you repeat workouts, this applies to all workouts.
Only repeating 1 or 2 workouts is not allowed.
When you do a repeat, you do all the workouts again. In the prescribed order. On the same calendar day.
And there is no mix-and-match principle for the score submission.
If you have made multiple attempts, you can only submit the scores of 1 of those attempts.
It is not allowed to combine scores from different attempts.
Only scores that are part of one three-workouts attempt, performed in consecutive order (workout1, workout2, workout3) may be submitted online to the competition platform.
How many athletes and teams will advance to the finals
Article 3.3 of the 2022 Rulebook states:
From the qualifier, the following numbers of athletes and teams qualify. Unclaimed invitations can be used by SLT.
- RX men and women: 40 male and 40 female athletes.
- Benelux men and women: 40 male and 40 female athletes.
- Scaled men and women: 20 male and 20 female athletes.
- Teenagers 16-17 boys and girls: 20 male and 20 female athletes.
- Masters 35-39 men and women: 30 male and 30 female athletes.
- Masters 40-44 men and women: 30 male and 30 female athletes.
- Masters 45-49 men and women: 30 male and 30 female athletes.
- Masters 50+ men and women: 30 male and 30 female athletes.
- Teams Rx: 20 teams.
- Teams Intermediate:20 teams
- Adaptive Seated men and women: 5 male and 5 female athletes.
- Adaptive Standing men and women: 5 male and 5 female athletes.
How much time do I have for the workouts
The qualifying workouts must be performed on 1 calendar day (and in the prescribed order). This is NOT a 24-hour period but a period of 1 calendar day.
Usually the workouts are spread over the morning and afternoon. Make sure you get enough rest between workouts and always stay safe.
I have a discount code but don’t see the discount when I select a division.
The discount code code is applied at checkout.
There you will see the updated registration fee.
Until when can I register?
You can register and submit scores until Tuesday 22 February 2022 18:00 CET.
Until when can I submit scores?
You can register and submit scores until Tuesday 22 February 2022 18:00 CET.
What is the difference between the RX and the Benelux division?
The Rx division is open to anyone to register. For athletes from Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands there is a special division that refers to the origin of the Lowlands Throwdown: the Benelux division.
The Benelux division is a subdivision of the RX division. For the final event, the RX division will be filled first. After that, the Benelux division will be filled with only Benelux athletes from the Rx division for the final.
More information about the Benelux division can be found in article 2.4 ‘Benelux subdivision’ and article 3.1 ‘Qualification by the online qualifier’ of the Rulebook.
Article 2.4 of the Rulebook states:
“2.4 Benelux Sub-division
The men and women in Belgium, Luxembourg and The Netherlands have a special regional division that refers to the origin of the Lowlands Throwdown. Only the Benelux sub-division under the RX division can qualify for the following event.
Athletes who live (official residents) in this region can participate in this subdivision. Errors in choosing the appropriate sub-division may result in the disqualification of an athlete. For any questions concerning sub-division selection, please contact info@lowlandsthrowdown.nl PRIOR to the registration deadline.
This sub-leaderboard is only made up with athletes from this sub-division and can therefore give a different result than the overall leaderboard for a division.”
Article 3.1 of the Rulebook states:
“3.1 Qualification by the online qualifier
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The Benelux division is a subdivision of the RX division. Athletes are placed in the Benelux division after the RX division is filled in. An athlete from the Benelux region in a qualifying position for the RX division cannot qualify for the Benelux division. Due to the backfill process, it is possible that an athlete from the Benelux division slides into the RX division. This slided athlete can not opt to remain in the Benelux division.
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When do I fall into an age division?
There are age divisions for:
- Teenagers: 16-17
- Masters: 35-39
- Masters: 40-44
- Masters: 45-49
- Masters: 50+
And these groups split into different divisions for male and female.
Teenagers 16-17
You fall into the teenagers division when you are born on or between January 21, 2004 and January 20, 2006.
Masters: 35-39
The first Masters division (age 35-39) is for athletes born on or between January 21, 1982 and January 20, 1987.
Masters: 40-44
The next group of Masters athletes (40-44) is for athletes born on or between January 21, 1977 and January 20, 1982.
Masters: 45-49
The third Masters age division (45-49) is for athletes born on or between January 21, 1972 and January 20, 1977.
Masters: 50+
The last Masters age division is for athletes born on or before January 20, 1972.
When do I get the invoice of my registration?
We no longer send invoices by email.
You can find the invoice in your personal dashboard.
For more information see this article from Competition Corner: https://help.competitioncorner.net/en/articles/2762013-how-do-i-obtain-an-invoice-for-my-registration
When will the scores be visible on the leaderboard?
The scores on the the leaderboard will be visible approximately 15 minutes after the registration deadline.
The initially published leaderboard has the status: pending review.
When will the workouts be published?
Wednesday evening 19 January 2022 CET
Who can register in the Benelux subdivision?
This special regional division refers to the origin of the Lowlands Throwdown. Athletes who live (official residents) in this region can participate in this subdivision. If you don’t know what the Benelux is, rest assured that this subdivision is not for you.
