Ability Classes and Age Classes - Revision history

Phil Caisley: /* SUP Ability Classes */

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SUP Ability Classes

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	SUMOW = SUP Open Women<br>		SUMOW = SUP Open Women<br>
	SUPB = SUP Junior Boys<br>		SUPB = SUP Junior Boys<br>
	SUPG = SUP Junior Girls<br>		SUPG = SUP Junior Girls<br><br>

	=Age Classes=		=Age Classes=

Phil Caisley: /* Age Classes */

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Age Classes

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	Date of birth<br>		Date of birth<br>
	Gender<br>		Gender<br>
	Kayak and/or Canoe<br>		Kayak and/or Canoe<br><br>

	=Multiple classes=		=Multiple classes=

Phil Caisley at 12:48, 19 June 2025

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	Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.		Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.
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	Please, note Item 7 about the Classification of Paddlers on page A8 of the Racing Handbook.		Please, note Item 7 about the Classification of Paddlers on page A8 of the Racing Handbook.

			==SUP Ability Classes==

	SUP Ability Classes		The following SUP Ability Classes are available in the system:<br><br>
			SUPEM = SUP Elite Men<br>
			SUPEW = SUP Elite Women<br>
			SUPOM = SUP Open Men<br>
			SUMOW = SUP Open Women<br>
			SUPB = SUP Junior Boys<br>
			SUPG = SUP Junior Girls<br>

	~~The following SUP Ability~~ Classes ~~are available in the system.~~		=Age Classes=

	~~SUPEM = SUP Elite Men~~		The system calculates age classes based on the combination of the following data from each paddler record<br><br>
	~~SUPEW = SUP Elite Women~~		Date of birth<br>
	~~SUPOM = SUP Open Men~~		Gender<br>
	~~SUMOW = SUP Open Women~~		Kayak and/or Canoe<br>
	~~SUPB = SUP Junior Boys~~
	~~SUPG = SUP Junior Girls~~

			=Multiple classes=
	~~Age Classes~~

	Multiple classes

	If a paddler has more than one Ability Class and is selected as a member of a crew boat, is the matching Ability Class to the selected Event picked up?		If a paddler has more than one Ability Class and is selected as a member of a crew boat, is the matching Ability Class to the selected Event picked up?

			=Paddle-Ability and Paracanoe=
	Paddle-Ability and Paracanoe

	Before registration to a Para class the athlete's personal classification is assessed in a formal classification process for this, they need to be in contact with the Paracanoe programme. If they have already gone through that process, then we need to contact Steve Train for confirmation of their classification.		Before registration to a Para class the athlete's personal classification is assessed in a formal classification process for this, they need to be in contact with the Paracanoe programme. If they have already gone through that process, then we need to contact Steve Train for confirmation of their classification.

	If they wish to use a Va'a boat but are not fast enough for the Paracanoe they can race in the Paddle-Ability without any formal classification of their impairment. In that case they can be registered as PAD. The Va times for a Paddle-Ability are on this link Paddle-Ability â€“ Canoe Sprint Racing UK, https://canoesprint.org.uk/regatta-info/paddle-ability/		If they wish to use a Va'a boat but are not fast enough for the Paracanoe they can race in the Paddle-Ability without any formal classification of their impairment. In that case they can be registered as PAD. The Va times for a Paddle-Ability are on this link Paddle-Ability â€“ Canoe Sprint Racing UK, https://canoesprint.org.uk/regatta-info/paddle-ability/

Phil Caisley at 12:43, 19 June 2025

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 Please, note Item 7 about the Classification of Paddlers on page A8 of the Racing Handbook.

Phil Caisley at 12:42, 19 June 2025

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	Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.		Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.

Phil Caisley at 12:42, 19 June 2025

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	Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.		Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.

Phil Caisley at 12:42, 19 June 2025

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	Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.		Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.

Phil Caisley at 12:41, 19 June 2025

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	Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.		Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.

172.71.242.75 at 16:47, 24 March 2024

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	If a paddler has more than one Ability Class and is selected as a member of a crew boat, is the matching Ability Class to the selected Event picked up?		If a paddler has more than one Ability Class and is selected as a member of a crew boat, is the matching Ability Class to the selected Event picked up?


			Paddle-Ability and Paracanoe

			Before registration to a Para class the athlete's personal classification is assessed in a formal classification process for this, they need to be in contact with the Paracanoe programme. If they have already gone through that process, then we need to contact Steve Train for confirmation of their classification.

			If they wish to use a Va'a boat but are not fast enough for the Paracanoe they can race in the Paddle-Ability without any formal classification of their impairment. In that case they can be registered as PAD. The Va times for a Paddle-Ability are on this link Paddle-Ability â€“ Canoe Sprint Racing UK, https://canoesprint.org.uk/regatta-info/paddle-ability/

141.101.98.5 at 15:55, 29 April 2018

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			Ben Gallacher was promoted from BAK to MAK when he was under 18 in June 2017. This hadn't been documented on his paddler record.

			His original entry was in MAK but then we saw that he was U18 and checked his paddler details, as there was no promotion noted there, I switched him to BAK. For the May he will need to race in his ability class which is MAK.

			Unfortunately, we will have to reinstate him as MAK moving his entries from BAK to MAK.

			Please, note Item 7 about the Classification of Paddlers on page A8 of the Racing Handbook.


	Age Classes		Age Classes