How to work through these pages:
We suggest that you start with the Aresti system description from the list below, and work through each topic in a logical order using the "NEXT" and "BACK" links in the header and footer bars of each page. Alternatively you can access an individual topic directly by using the appropriate link from this list.

	New topics:		Already covered:
	The Aresti 'aerobatic diagram' system		Power and Glider Judging Schools
	The CIVA Catalogue families		Why do we Judge?
	The Aerobatic Performance Zone, or 'Box'		How does Judging work?
	Fundamental criteria 1 - the 'Centre of Gravity Track'		BAeA competition classes or levels
	Fundamental criteria 2 - the 'Zero Lift Axis' (three pages)
	Marking the figures - the basic Rules (two pages)
	Turns
	Rolling Circles
	Slow Rolls
	Flick or Snap Rolls
	Spins
	Loops and Eights (two pages)
	Stall Turns (two pages)
	Tail Slides
	Humpty Bumps
	Wing-rocks - the sequence start, end, and "breaks"
	Preparing for the arithmetic, and making comments
	The Framing and Harmony marks
	Handling the major errors,  "Soft" and "Hard" Zeros
	Judging the BAeA 2006 power Beginners sequence
	Judging downgrades summary
	An example Judging Sheet
	Let's see if you understand it - try our Test Paper
	Some plain common sense
	Results processing and ‘TBLP’
	International and National organisation
	Reference Documents you may find useful
	Further Information - website addresses, contacts etc.

Also:
●	On the Sequences page you'll find all of the current BAeA "Known" and "Default Free" sequences.
●	There's a Sequence Archive store of past "Unknown" sequences from years of BAeA competitions.
	Use this link to download a PDF file with this complete set of Judging Tutorial pages.