There are two kinds of formations, called randoms and blocks. The randoms are singular formations with full speration of all grips both before and after building the formation. The blocks are double formations with a special designated movement pattern in between, called an inter. The start formation may, or may not be similar to the ending formation.
Blocks are designated by numbers, while randoms have letters. Blocks are worth one point for each correct formation, that makes two points, and randoms count as one point. There are 22 blocks and 16 randoms.
A competition consists of up to 10 rounds, with each round consisting of 5 or 6 points, which the teams are to repeat as many times as possible within the working time of 35 seconds. The score judging are based on the videographer's material.
A competition draw may look like this:
1. C-E-B-13
2. 14-20-8
3. 15-16-H
The winning team will be the team that has collected the most points, by completing the most correct formations within time after the final round is ended. In case of weather or technical problems, or other causes, a competition will be valid as long as all teams have completed at least one round.