Fitness Equipment The competition floor must match the published standard exactly.
Barbell, plates and collars calibrated to the event's weight unit (kg or lb) Pull-up rig or bar at the specified height and grip width Jump rope, wall ball, dumbbells and/or kettlebells at prescribed weights Rowing machine, air bike or ski erg when the event calls for it Plyo box at the declared height and a non-slip floor mat Tape measure or marked floor for distance / rep demarcation Timer visible to the athlete (gym timer or approved stopwatch) iPad / Tablet Official Competition Capture is built for a mounted tablet, not a phone.
iPad or Android tablet with a rear camera, released within the last 5 years Tripod or stable mount at waist-to-chest height for the capture angle Landscape orientation locked before recording starts Minimum 64 GB free storage per capture session Fully charged battery plus a power cable for events longer than 20 minutes Reliable Wi-Fi or mobile data connection for encrypted upload Clean lens and unobstructed view of the entire work area Lighting Video that can't be seen can't be judged. Light the athlete, not the camera.
Main light source facing the athlete (key light) at roughly 45 degrees Fill or ring light to remove harsh shadows on the face and bar path 5000K daylight-balanced bulbs for accurate colour on review Avoid backlighting from windows or doors behind the athlete Minimum recommended brightness: bright enough to read a 12 pt label at 3 metres Consistent lighting across the whole attempt — no flicker from ceiling fans or LEDs Laptop / Computer A laptop is used by organisers and judges for review, not by the athlete during capture.
Modern laptop or desktop with Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox (latest version) Stable wired or Wi-Fi internet connection for streaming review video Screen large enough to view 1080p footage and read movement standards side by side Headphones recommended when judging in shared or noisy spaces Admin access for organisers who will accredit judges and manage events