Download the Calculator

Click here to download it. Make sure to click “File” and then “make a copy.”

General Rules

Time Limits & Calculators

• Indoor runs: must use the Indoor Calculator with a maximum time limit of 60 seconds.
• Outdoor runs, or when flying both indoor and outdoor: use the Outdoor Calculator with a maximum time limit of 90 seconds.

Custom Tricks
If a trick is not listed in the calculator, you can design it using the Custom Trick Builder by combining its basic motions. Once created, you can record it in the calculator under the assigned Custom Trick #.

Multipliers

Tricks of the Challenge
Earn double points whenever you perform the featured tricks for this challenge. The tricks for this challenge are:

• Split S
• Powerloop
• Matty Flip

KWAD
Keep Whooping All Day by completing objectives to collect letters. Each letter adds a bonus, and finishing the full set gives a major boost.

• Each letter = +250 points
• All 4 letters bonus = +2000 points
• Completing KWAD = +3000 total bonus points

The KWAD objectives for this challenge are:

• K – Half Matty
• W – Wall Tap
• A – Trippy Switch
• D – Barani

Streak Bonus
Each successful trick adds +1% of its base value to your streak multiplier. The bonus compounds as you continue landing tricks, up to a maximum of 200%.

• Example: A 500-point trick adds a +5% bonus to your streak multiplier.
• Crash = streak fully reset to 0%.
• Bump or Ground Tap = streak reduced by 50%.

Obstacle Switching
Changing obstacles adds variety to your freestyle and rewards you with multipliers. Every 3 switches gives a growing bonus that applies only to total trick score:

• 3 switches = +5% bonus
• 6 = +10%
• 9 = +20%
• 12 = +35%
• 15 = +50%
• 18 = +70%
• 21 = +100%

Penalties

Trick Repeat Reduction
Repeating the same trick lowers its value each time:

• 1st = 100% (full value)
• 2nd = 75%
• 3rd = 50%
• 4th or more = 0%

Back-to-Back
Performing the same trick consecutively creates a compounding penalty:

• 1st = full value
• 2nd in a row = -50%
• 3rd in a row = -75%
• 4th in a row = -87.5% (and so on)
  This penalty stacks with the Trick Repeat Reduction.

Obstacle Repeat
You can use the same obstacle for up to 3 tricks in a row at full value. After that, penalties apply:

• 4th = -33%
• 5th = -66%
• 6th or more = -100%

Switching to a new obstacle resets this count.

Open-air tricks will stall the repeat count without resetting or adding to it.

Sloppy Trick
If a trick is poorly executed, such as over/under rotating, breaking loop flow, or flying awkwardly, it loses 35% of its value.

Missing
If you miss your target without bumping into anything, the trick earns 0 points and your streak multiplier stalls.

Bump/Ground Tap
If you bump into an object or tap the ground during a trick:

• That trick’s score is reduced by 50%
• Your streak multiplier is reduced by 50%

Crash
Crashing breaks your flow entirely. Your streak multiplier is reset to 0%.

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Welcome to IGOW5 Training Grounds Week 7! We’re taking things to the next level with the Freestyle Showdown, a Pro Whooper competition influenced by the iconic game play of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, where your performance alone determines your victory. During this week’s challenge, you’ll be taking on a 90-second, one-rip clip freestyle run, putting all your newfound skills to the ultimate test by aiming to achieve the highest score possible. This is your chance to shine, where creativity, skill, and determination all come together in a fun, competitive environment. Let’s see what you’ve got!

Lesson Deadline

  

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Welcome to IGOW5, Week 1.

1. Start by registering here: Registration Form
   • Please write your pilot name (handle) with Pinyin.
   • On the second page, select “Tyrantt” for “how did you hear about IGOW5?”
2. Complete the challenge and upload your video here: (coming soon)
3. Sign up for the pilot locator to fly with pilots near you!
4. Join my WeChat: Tyrantt-FPV
5. Have fun!

Challenge Details

Deadline: Saturday April 26th at 9am PST

Maximum video length: 60 seconds

Video Submission:

• Submission Link: https://bit.ly/IGOW5TG1
• If you’re in China and can’t access the submission link, just send me your Bilibili video link via WeChat.

Challenge Requirements

Complete one of the following challenges: Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced.
There’s no need to do them all — just pick the one that matches your skill level.

Beginner Requirements:
* You must complete the following all in one clip with no bumps or ground taps
* These tricks must be performed in this order
* These tricks can be performed anywhere

1. Perform a Front Flip
2. Perform a Back Flip
3. Perform a Left Roll
4. Perform a Right Roll

Intermediate Requirements
* You must complete the following all in one clip with no bumps or ground taps
* These tricks must be performed in this order
* These tricks must be perform at an altitude less than ~25ft (7.6m)

1. Perform Double Front Flip
2. Perform a Double Back Flip
3. Perform a Double Left Roll
4. Perform a Double Right Roll

1. Perform a Right Roll as you pass through the obstacle
   *you must start the Flip/Roll before entering the obstacle and complete it after exiting
2. Perform a Front Flip as you pass through the obstacle
3. Perform a Back Flip as you pass through the obstacle
4. Perform a Left Roll as you pass through the obstacle

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Welcome to IGOW5, Week 0. IGOW, short for International Game of Whoop, is a global online competition for pilots who fly small indoor drones called whoops. The event starts with an 8-week training phase where pilots can learn and practice new tricks without any pressure—there are no penalties for skipping a week, and no letters are given during this time. After training, the real competition begins. Each week, a new trick is announced, and pilots must submit a video completing it. If they fail or don’t submit, they earn a letter from the word “IGOW.” Once a pilot gets all four letters, they’re out. The competition continues until only one pilot remains. IGOW is open to all skill levels and is a fun way to improve your flying, connect with the community, and even win prizes along the way.

1. Start by registering here: Registration Form
   • Please write your pilot name (handle) with Pinyin.
   • On the second page, select “Tyrantt” for “how did you hear about IGOW5?”
2. Complete the challenge and upload your video here: (coming soon)
3. Sign up for the pilot locator to fly with pilots near you!
4. Join my WeChat (coming soon)
5. Have fun!

Challenge Details

Deadline: Saturday April 19th at 9am PST

Maximum video length: 60 seconds

Video Submission:

• Submission Link: https://bit.ly/IGOW5TG0
• If you’re in China and can’t access the submission link, just send me your Bilibili video link via WeChat.

Challenge Requirements

Complete one of the following challenges: Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced.
There’s no need to do them all — just pick the one that matches your skill level.

Beginner Challenge

Goal: Show control by flying around a target in both directions.
Rules: Must be done in one continuous clip with no bumps or ground taps.

1. Fly straight forward past a visible target (like a cone, pole, or tree).
2. Turn left or right around the target.
3. Fly back to your starting point.
4. Fly forward again past the same target.
5. This time, turn the opposite direction around the target.
6. Fly back to your starting point.

Intermediate Challenge

Goal: Practice vertical control and smooth diving technique.
Rules: Must be done in one continuous clip with no bumps or ground taps.

1. Fly straight up to a height of at least 50 feet (15 meters).
2. Dive down with your camera angled toward the ground.
3. Pull out smoothly before hitting the ground by pitching back and adding throttle.
4. Repeat the dive at least one more time for a total of two clean dives.

Advanced Challenge

Goal: Show precision by flying forward and backward through a gate.
Rules: Must be done in one continuous clip with no bumps or ground taps.

1. Line up and fly backward through the gate with control.
2. Set up or find a gate (max size: 28 inches / 71 cm wide and tall).
3. Fly forward through the gate.
4. Turn around and fly past the gate — you can go around, over, or under it, but not through it again.

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Freestyle Relay is an exhilarating, team-based whoop competition inspired by the classic electronic game “Simon.” Just like Simon builds on a sequence of colors and sounds, Freestyle Relay challenges pilots to replicate and extend a growing freestyle line. Teams must collaborate, strategize, and execute with precision as the freestyle line increases in length and complexity round by round. It’s a fast-paced, inclusive event where pilots from all over the world—from rookies to pros—play a vital role in their team’s success. Are you ready to take on the challenge and fly your way to victory?

Quick Overview: How It’s Played

Freestyle Relay pits 2-4 teams of pilots against each other in a multi-round competition. Teams work together to complete freestyle lines, score points, and earn bragging rights. The competition is designed to be inclusive and dynamic, rewarding skill, creativity, and strategic teamwork.

1. Teams and Tiers: Players are divided into balanced teams, each with Rookie, Intermediate, and Pro pilots.
2. Freestyle Line Progression: The first round starts with a simple freestyle line of three tricks. At the end of each round, the team with the highest score—based on execution and the value of added tricks—becomes the leader for the next round. The leading team votes on one of their pilot’s lines to set the new foundation, using the added tricks to play to their strengths while increasing the challenge for the next round.
3. Collaboration: Teams strategize to decide which tricks each player will perform, allowing players to focus on their strengths and contribute to their team’s success.
4. Scoring: Tricks are scored based on the Tricktionary, with points awarded for trick difficulty, execution, and uniqueness. Only the top scores from each team count, encouraging pilots to push their limits.
5. Winning: The team with the highest cumulative score after all rounds is crowned the winner.

Registration

Participants fill out a Google Form providing necessary details such as pilot name, location (US or international), goals, drone type, prize preferences, and contact information for prize distribution. Click here to register!

Who Can Participate?

Everyone! This is an international event, so everyone may participate no matter where they live. Whether you’re flying from the beaches of California to the mountains of Switzerland, you can join in on the fun and showcase your skills from anywhere in the world.

Schedule

Starts: January 16th

• Round 1 – 1 week deadline
• Round 2 – 1 week deadline
• Round 3 – 2 week deadline
• Round 4 – 2 week deadline
• Round 5 – 2-3 week deadline (TBD)

Teams

• Number of Teams: 2-4 teams based on total participants (TBD).
• Balanced Teams: Each team is composed of Rookie, Intermediate, and Pro pilots to ensure a fair and competitive experience. Pilots will select their skill level during registration to help create evenly matched teams.
  • Tier Enforcement: Pilots must follow the tier-specific rules to ensure fair competition. Failure to comply may result in their videos being disqualified for the round or reassignment to a different difficulty tier.
• Team Size: There will be 5+ players per tier on each team, with a minimum of 3 active scores counting each round.
• Team Captains: Assigned during team formation to help guide team strategy.

Tier-Specific Rules:

• Rookie Tier: Rookie pilots may only participate with beginner and novice level tricks. Intermediate or higher-level tricks will disqualify the submission.
• Intermediate Tier: Intermediate pilots may only participate with beginner, novice, or intermediate tricks. Pro-level tricks are not permitted and will result in disqualification. Additionally, to keep the gameplay balanced, intermediate tricks cannot be performed consecutively; they must be followed by a beginner or novice trick. Rookie tricks may be performed back to back without restriction.
• Pro Tier: Participants may use all tricks within the Tricktionary, but advanced and Master level tricks cannot be performed consecutively. Each advanced trick must be followed by an intermediate or lower-tier trick. Rookie and intermediate tricks can be performed back-to-back without restriction.

How it’s played

• Starting Simple: The first round begins with a freestyle line of three tricks. Every player performs these three tricks, then adds two more tricks of their choice to the end of the line based on their tier’s difficulty level.
• Determining the Leader: At the end of the round, the team in each tier with the highest score—calculated by their execution of the full line and the Tricktionary value of their added tricks—becomes the leader for the next round.
• Building the Freestyle Line: The leader team votes on one of their pilot’s complete freestyle lines to serve as the foundation for the next round. This lets teams build on their collective strengths while raising the difficulty.
  • Teams should strategize to decide which tricks each player will perform, ensuring pilots can focus on their strengths, boosting overall team performance.
• Progressing Through Rounds: In round 2, players will perform the freestyle line chosen by the round 1 leader, then add two new tricks to the end. This process repeats each round, with the line growing longer and more challenging as the competition progresses.
• The Final Challenge: The final round ramps up the difficulty with a long sequence of additional tricks added to the round 4 line. Players will push their flying skills and memory to the limit as they try to complete as much of the line as possible before crashing or the time runs out.

Example Freestyle Line:

• Round 1: Flip, Roll, Powerloop + 2 tricks
• Round 2: Flip, Roll, Powerloop, Vanny Roll, Juicy Flick + 2 tricks
• Round 3: Flip, Roll, Powerloop, Vanny Roll, Juicy Flick, Matty Flip, Half Mavvy + 3 tricks
• Round 4: Flip, Roll, Powerloop, Vanny Roll, Juicy Flick, Matty Flip, Half Mavvy, Yaw spin, Rubik’s Cube, Split S + 3 tricks
• Round 5: Flip, Roll, Powerloop, Vanny Roll, Juicy Flick, Matty Flip, Half Mavvy, Yaw spin, Rubik’s Cube, Split S, Wall Tap, Maverick Loop, Jump Rope +10 to 20 more tricks.

Scoring System

Individual Scoring

Pilots earn their score by referencing the Tricktionary to determine trick values and using our calculator to factor in points for difficulty, execution, and uniqueness.

• Trick Difficult: the value of the tricks you add to line each round plays a big impact on your individual and team score. The more difficult a trick is, the more points it will earn you.
• Execution: How well you perform each trick
  • Sloppy: performing a trick with sloppy execution will come with a 35% penalty for the trick
  • Bumps/Taps: Bumping an object or tapping the ground will result in a 50% penalty
  • Crashing: Crashing at any point during the run will end your run
• New/Unique Tricks: Additional tricks not performed by any teammate during the current round, or in the main freestyle line, will earn a 1.5x multiplier.
  • Strategize with your team to maximize your points by bringing unique lines to the table.
• Repeated Tricks: Tricks repeated within a team during the current round or already part of the main line earn a reduced multiplier:
  • 1x multiplier for repetition within a team.
  • 0.33x multiplier for repeating tricks already in the main line.

Team Scoring

Negate Bottom 2 Scores: Each round, the two lowest pilot scores are removed from each team, ensuring only the highest scores are considered. This allows for the focus to remain on the team’s top contributors without penalizing the team for absences or rough performances.

With the team scores finalized, all pilot scores within the same tier across all teams are stacked and ranked from highest to lowest. Pilots then earn team points based on their ranking within the tier, which contribute to their team’s overall score across all rounds.

Tiebreakers

• Obstacle Advantage: In case of a tie, tricks are re-scored using the full calculator, factoring in obstacles used during their freestyle line (e.g., Single Gate, Cube, Triple Gate Stack, etc) to determine the winner.

Substitute Pool

• If a pilot knows they will miss a round, they can request a substitute from the substitute pool for just that round.
• Substitutes are randomly drawn from the pool and must be from the same tier as the pilot they are replacing.
• The substitute pool consists of:
  • Pilots with limited availability who cannot commit to the full competition.
  • Pilots who registered after the competition began.
• Pilots who miss a week without prior notice may be permanently replaced and moved to the substitute pool.

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Bonus Event Deadline

Saturday, November 9th at 8am PST

  

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Welcome to Lesson 10, and congratulations on reaching the final lesson of Freestyle Boot Camp 101! Now that you’ve learned a wide range of beginner and novice tricks, it’s time to bring it all together in the full version of Pro Whooper: Freestyle Showdown. Influenced by the gameplay of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, this competition focuses purely on your skills, where your performance alone determines your victory. In this final test, you’ll be taking on a one-rip freestyle run, where you’ll push your limits to achieve the highest score possible within the time limit. Now’s your chance to show the world what you’ve got!

Lesson 10 Deadline

Saturday, October 20th at 8am PST

  

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Lesson 9 Deadline

Saturday, October 5th at 8am PST

  

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