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The document provides details about the ESA/CNC Surfing Contest, including registration requirements, fees, contest categories by age and skill level, and contact information for entries. Participants must be ESA members to enter, with specific deadlines for registration and late entry fees outlined.

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Begin by entering your name in the designated field. Ensure that your name matches your ESA membership details.
Fill in your age as of January 1, 2013, and provide your mailing address, including city, state, and zip code.
Enter your phone number and email address for communication regarding the contest.
Select the event(s) you wish to enter by checking the appropriate boxes. Review the age categories carefully to ensure eligibility.
Once all fields are completed, review your information for accuracy before submitting.

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What are the two criteria that surfers use to judge a wave?

Judges analyze the following elements when scoring waves: Commitment and degree of difficulty, innovative and progressive maneuvers, combination of major maneuvers, variety of maneuvers and speed, power and flow.

How do you judge a surfing competition?

Each heat is judged by a panel of five (5) judges, who each score the waves taken by each athlete on a scale of 0.1 to 10 points. For each wave scored, the highest and lowest scores (of the five [5] judges) are discarded, keeping the average of the remaining three (3) scores as the final wave score.

What are the divisions in ESA surfing?

The USA Surfing Prime East Series includes only these five Shortboard divisions: Boys U14, Boys U16, Boys U18, Girls U16, and Girls U18.

How to judge waves for surfing?

If you clearly see a steeper slope on one of the sides of the wave, that is usually where you are going to surf. If you are not able to see any shoulder with an angle going down, it usually means this wave will be a closeout.

How are surf competitions graded?

Surfers have between 20 to 30 minutes (the duration of the heat depends on the type of competition) to catch the best waves possible. Every wave they catch is rated on a ten-point scale by a panel of judges and only the two best waves of each surfer is counted, giving them a score on 20.

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How do I join a surf competition?

How do I enter? All National Teams are selected by their respective Member Federation. If you are an athlete interested in competing at an ISA World Championship, you must first contact your Member Federation and inquire about their qualification process.

How to judge a surf competition?

To gain a higher score, surfers compete ing to these five concepts, called the WSL Judging Key Concepts: Commitment and Degree of Difficulty. Innovative and Progressive Maneuvers. Combination of Major Maneuvers. Variety of Maneuvers. Speed, Power, and Flow.