Rulebook & Judging
About the rules, licensed equipment and judging system
Download latest rulebook (SL26, VI26.2, ENG)

Official League of Reps Rulebook

Rulebook History

Summer League

2026: Summer League VI26.1 | EN | DE

2026: Winter League Rulebook 26.1 | EN | DE

Rulebook Translation?

If you are interested in making a translation into your language, please reach out to us! The contact if given at the bottom of this page. Thank you!

Judging Education

In oder to properly implement the rulebook at competitions, a solid knowledge about the rules and the processes in judging Streetlifting competitions is required. To this purpose we have created an online education program that anyone can access to become a Streetlifting judge. 

If you are interested in becoming a FinalRep approved Streetlifting judge, check out our website about the Judging License. 

Quality Management

In addition to the formulation of clear and comprehensible rules, their implementation is also of great importance. We rely on feedback from athletes, coaches and spectators on site and in the livestream to check the successful implementation of the FinalRep rules.
This is particularly important in the event of clear rule violations.

To ensure that such feedback reaches us directly and in full, we have created a report form for dedicated feedback on Judging.
So if you have such a case to report, please follow the following link and use the official report form.

Additionally, we have implemented a structure to systematically quality-check our events. Via the link below, you. can access a folder with our current judging reports. In 2026 the reports will only be created for the “Summer League Main Events”.

Code of Conduct

Sports competitions are a special kind of event for every participant – whether as an athlete, coach or spectator. Many people come together here. The success of a great event therefore also depends on the behavior of the people on site. A cooperative and helpful attitude from every visitor has an extremely positive effect on the overall outcome of a competition.

In order to support and encourage such cooperative and helpful behavior, we have drawn up an official code of conduct for attending  FinalRep competitions. We ask you to respect and uphold this code. Gross violations of this Code of Conduct are to be sanctioned by the organizer of a FinalRep competition. 

FAQ & Contact

League of Reps and the Winter League is a non-profit based project to fuel the growth of the Calisthenics sport worldwide. If you want to support this project, here is how you can do this:

Tim Meyer

If you have any question or issues with regards to the Rulebook, feel free to contact me 🙂

To whom does the rulebook apply?

All competitions in the League of Reps universe. 

Based on years of training and competition experience of athletes, coaches and referees.

Via a judging education system in our FinalRep Academy, in collaboration with all event hosts worldwide. 

The rulebook is updated at regular intervals by a Judging Committee (soon) based on newly gained experience. This committee consists of representatives from leading national associations and organizations.

The update takes place once a year at the end of the year or at the beginning of a new season.