OCR Competition Rules
NZOSA is responsible for Competition Rules for obstacle course racing in New Zealand. These rules are maintained in accordance with FISO.
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Rule summary
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Athletes must make an honest attempt at completing obstacles.
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Athletes are issued with three wrist bands.
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An athlete failing an obstacle shall have a wrist band cut and removed by course officials.
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An athlete must finish with at least one wrist band to be eligible for an award.
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An athletic penalty loop must be completed for each wrist band that has been cut. The penalty loop shall be no less in time that the most difficult obstacle, for example a 50 m loop carrying a sand bag. The penalty loop shall be located within sight of the finish line and spectators, ideally immediately preceding the finish line, or preceding a finish “obstacle.”
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Full rules
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You can download the full rules below.
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The Competition Rules is the Master Source Document (MSD) for all obstacle sports. Each obstacle discipline or event has specific rules that reference the MSD.
Other OCR discipline rules
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NZOSA follows event specific OCR rules held by FISO for 100m, 400m, University and Para. These can be found on the FISO OCR Competition Rules page.