JUDGES & CREW

We want YOU on the team!

Whether you’re a logistics wizard, a sharp-eyed judge, a registration hero, a warm-up motivator, or just someone who loves being part of the action, we’ve got a spot for you!

Why join us? Because staffing at Masters & Teens Throwdown isn’t just helping out, it’s being part of un unforgettable weekend.

Here’s what you get:

€50 per day for your time and energy allowence.
Good food, drinks & snacks to keep you fuelled.
A fresh t-shirt every day so you look and feel sharp.
Helping out for multiple days and not living close to the venue? We’ll take care of your overnight stay.

We’re creating something special again; an amazing experience for all athletes and their supporting crowd.

And it wouldn’t be the same without you. So if you’re ready to feel that buzz, that energy, that community again… Click the link, sign up, and let’s make this an awesome edition together!

CREW REGISTRATION FORM

FIND YOUR ROLE
Six roles, one team. Click a role to see what it's all about.

JUDGES Every rep counts, and you're the one counting. As a judge, you monitor the movement standards, count the reps and give the athlete clear, immediate feedback. We ask judges to be alert, consistent and impartial throughout every heat, no matter who's on the floor. Our competition runs on multiple fields, each with its own level of judging. Some fields involve less technical movements, while others call for a sharp eye and quick rep/no-rep decisions. This means there's room for experienced judges as well as those who are newer to the role and want to grow. Let us know your judging experience when you signing up. Before the event, you'll receive a briefing from our head judge on the workouts and movement standards.

MATERIAL CREW Pit stops with chalk. The moment a heat ends, you're on: loading bars, swapping plates, making sure every lane is loaded with the right equipment before the next athletes walk out. Since weights can differ per division and age category, changeovers are a key part of the job. You work closely with the judges and the floor manager to keep the schedule on time. It's fast, it's hands-on and you'll be in the middle of the action all weekend long.

ATHLETE SUPPORT The first smile athletes see, and the reason they feel at home. You're their point of contact for our athletes upon their arrival at the venue: welcoming, checking them in and showing where to go. At the staging area, next to the competition floor, you keep track of the schedule so every athlete is ready in time for their heat. You enjoy keeping an overview and making sure everyone feels welcome, from the moment they walk in until the final heat. That way, you contribute to both the atmosphere and the smooth flow of the whole event. A calm, friendly presence goes a long way here, especially for first-time competitors (and their nerves).

FRONT DESK Support the event in front and behind the scenes! You look after people: welcoming athletes, spectators, partners and your fellow crew members. You help them with directions and questions, and assist with practical tasks around the venue. Helping out at the front desk, keeping the venue tidy, bringing coffee to the judges, or simply being there when someone needs a hand. The kind of role that makes the whole event feel like home.

SCORING TEAM Every rep, every second. You make it count on the leaderboard. This team processes the results during the competition; collecting scorecards, checking them and enter the scores into the scoring system. You work closely with the head judge during judgment calls or appeals. You keep the leaderboard up to date, so athletes and spectators can follow the standings throughout the weekend. This role asks for accuracy, a structured way of working. Every result passes through your hands, which makes you essential for a fair and reliable competition that athletes and spectators can trust.

FIRST AID CREW The calm expert everyone can count on; looking after the safety and well-being of athletes, crew and spectators. You provide immediate care for common sports injuries such as blisters, sprains, strained muscles. You're also prepared to act in more serious situations and to arrange fast transfer to medical care when needed. A valid first aid certificate is required for this role; experience with sports events or CPR/AED is a plus. Your presence gives athletes, crew and organisation the confidence that everyone is in good hands, so athletes can give it their all on the floor.

BUILDING TEAM From an empty hall to competition arena and back again. You help building the rigs, lay the competition floors, and get every lane ready. Nothing beats that feeling when the doors open and it all comes together. After the last heat, we immediately break it all down together with the rest of the crew. Great teamwork does the job, smooth and fast.

FOUND YOUR ROLE? SIGN UP HERE