Difficulty
Wheel difficulty and repeated skills are judged with the same criteria as Single Rope Difficulty, the key difference is that scoring is separated by athlete instead of by skill type. Any skill performed by an athlete is scored by their assigned judge. If the two athletes are doing a skill at the same time in synchronised wheel it is scored by both judges. Skills performed in a single rope fashion (where ropes are not shared between athletes) will not be scored.
The athletes are judged as athlete A and athlete B. The athletes may themselves provide a clear marker to separate the athletes, such as different shirt colour, or wide bracelet, arm-band or coloured tape on the shoe/sleeve of one of the athlete. The event organiser should be able to provide coloured tape. Athlete A will be the athlete with the designated marker.
Wheel Matrix
The following matrix adds in a few wheel specific skills, and provides examples of how the single rope matrices translate to wheel.
| Starting Level | Examples of skills |
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| Level 0.5 |
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| Level 1 |
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| Level 2 |
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| Level 3 |
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| Level 4 |
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| Level 5 |
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| Level 6 |
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| Level 7 |
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| Level 8 |
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When scoring a rope release, both athletes should receive a score for a rope release as both athletes are involved in either the release of the rope, control of the release, or the catch of the rope.