Your rank.

Five grades, White to Red. No belts: the rank is the chalk, worn on race day and proven at exams. Not points, not an algorithm: gates you either passed or you didn't. And the first grade is finishable on day one.

White ChalkDay-one finishable: dead hang, rows, planks. Passive hangs allowed, no inversion→
Green Chalk8 pull-ups · 30 s wall handstand · 30 s crow→
Blue Chalk3 muscle-ups · 10 s adv. tuck lever · 10 s tuck planche→
Yellow Chalk5 muscle-ups · 10 s one-leg lever · 10 s straddle planche→
Red Chalk6 muscle-ups · 10 s front lever · 10 s full planche→

How it connects

The map331 skills in chains. Every move carries a grade, White to Red, the same five chalks as the race: how hard the move is, nothing about you.Open the map →
Your rankChalks measure you, not moves: each grade is the six branch gates at that level, all of them, to written standards. White is the day-one exam; Red asks for the full lever and the full planche.
The meterThe header carries one number: your percent to the next chalk, counted in skills validated and reps banked on the roads to its marker skills.Train today →
The sessionYour chalk sets your division on race day. Solo you race your own ladder; duos race the ladder of the highest-chalked partner.Find a session →
The BoardThe world ranking: chalk first, best result inside it. Certified athletes stand in full color; the grey lines fall as real names take them.See the Board →

What a rank is worth

  • Your starting corral at every event, no re-testing at check-in
  • Your line on The Board, the world ranking
  • Eligibility for official records
  • The Chalk Card: a public page with your name, your clip, and a verification URL anyone can check

Find yours in 90 seconds

90 seconds of honest numbers predicts your rank, the line you can call at all ten stations, and the card those calls are worth. Nothing to sign up for.

Make it official

Your chalk is free to predict and always will be, the honor system runs the training floor. The exam is for the day it needs to be true: one clip per gate, a certified judge, a written verdict.

A no-rep is not a rejection, it is coaching: every one comes with the judge's timestamped notes and a discounted retry.

The clip: verify.protocolGreen One take, unedited, whole body and full range in frame. An unlisted YouTube link works.

Under 18? Have a parent or guardian submit for you. Racing never requires a card, you can always test at check-in; the card is the remote path and the public record.

The fine print

  • Racing never requires a card: you can always test your rank free at event check-in.
  • Training runs on the honor system; only the record runs on judges.
  • Every card has a public verification URL. A card that fails the check is not a card.

Already certified?

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