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Hey Tramps!
Meet Your
What about ye?! This year, the Irish Student
Trampoline Open (ISTO) turns 15, and we hope you
guys can come and help us celebrate! With the help
of our amazing CommISTO we are going to make sure
that this weekend is one you definitely will not want
to forget (or maybe you will…). We’ve brought
together some of the most well-experienced tramps
ready organise a great competition and make sure
you have an awesome time.
CommISTO
Representatives!
Hannah
DCU, GMIT, Manchester, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Sheffield Hallam,
Southampton, Stirling, ULU, Huddersfield, Middlesex, Team Awesome
Michaelagh
Derby, Leeds Uni, Leeds Becket, Leicester, Lincoln. Loughborough, Newcastle,
UCLAN, UU, York
John
Cambridge, Chichester, Nottingham Trent, Roehampton, Salford, Sheffield, UCD,
Warwick, Worchester
Kayleigh
Exeter, Gloucestershire, Hertfordshire, Hull, Keele, Northampton, Staffordshire,
Sussex, UL
Sinéad C
DU, Durham Uni, East Anglia, Edge Hill, Essex, Oxford, Royal Holloway,
Surrey, UEL
Kyle
Aberystwyth, Bangor, Canterbury Christ, Cardiff, Cardiff Met, Cumbria,
Glamorgan/University of South Wales, QUB, Southampton Solent
Sinéad L
Bath, Birmingham, Bolton, Bradford, Brighton, Bristol, Brunel, Sunderland,
Winchester
Michael
Aberdeen, Abertay, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Glasgow Caledonian,
Peterborough, RGU, St. Andrews, Strathclyde, UCC, West of Scotland
Niall
Kent, Kiel Germany, Kingston, Lancaster, Uni of Liverpool, LJMU, MSU,
Nottingham, Reading University Knights
For the first time since 2012, ISTO in its entirety is returning to the home
of the Titanic and Game of Thrones, Belfast, Norn Iron! Here you can visit the
Titanic Museum, take a dander (walk) through the Botanic Gardens, and
scunder (embarrass) yourself in the pubs and clubs of the Queens Quarter. It’ll
be pure beezer! (fantastic!)
ISTO 2016 will take place from 17th-20th March, a great opportunity for
you to experience St. Patrick’s Day in Ireland first hand. The competition will
be hosted in the Physical Education Centre (PEC) at Queen’s University and
there will be all the usual aspects of ISTO; individual and synchronised
trampolining, DMT, and tumbling. This year we will also be introducing Display
Gymnastics (you can add a cheeky cheer routine if you like!)
This Welcome Pack will contain most of the important information for
the competition including deadlines and costs, and descriptions of all the
responsibilities of various people who are key to making ISTO a success as well
as details as to how best to get to know your fellow tramps across Europe!
These include the themes for our socials and all of the ways you can get in
touch with us. ISTO is the largest student trampoline competition in Europe so
make sure to get your entries, payments and accommodation sorted out as
soon as possible to avoid disappointment! We hope you guys are as excited as
we are, see you all in March!
Hannah Maria Gibney & Michaelagh Tennyson
If your club is not listed here, or you do not have a rep, let us know!
Co-head Organisers 2016
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Contents
Insurance Disclaimer
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Costs & Important Information
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T-Shirts
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The Socials
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ISTO Gives Back
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Officials Responsibilities
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Rules for Attending Clubs
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Information on Belfast
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Routines
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The ISTO Missions
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Weekend Outline
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Contact Us
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Neither the Irish Student Trampoline Open (ISTO) nor the
Physical Education Centre is responsible for any loss of property
or injury to any person while engaged in activities related to ISTO.
It is the responsibility of each club to ensure that each registered
competitor or person attending the socials is aware of this and
has their own insurance or is covered by their trampoline club’s
insurance. Images and video taken by ISTO during this event and
used in promotional material thereafter may contain the image
of attendants.
Entries
We are updating our entry system this year, implementing a
new and improved entry process for ISTO 2016! Don’t stress
about entries yet, just sit back and relax and your club will be
contacted with information for the entry process.
Dates for your Diary
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Monday 4th January
Round One Entries
Monday 11th January
Round One Payment
Thursday 11th Sunday 14th February
Round Two Entries
Sunday 21st February
Round Two Payment
The all important
ISTO T-Shirt!
Costs
Item
Price
Standard Club Entry Fee
€11 / £10
Entry for each individual competitor
€11 / £10
Entry for up to 3 teams
€11 / £10
Entry for Single Synchro Competitor
€2.50 / £2
Individual Entry for DMT
€5 / £4
Individual Entry for Tumbling
€5 / £4
Individual Entry for DMT & Tumbling
€8 / £7
Social Entry for all 4 nights
€11 / £10
The ISTO T-Shirt
€11 / £10
The one thing we can guarantee you will return home with after
ISTO.
Disclaimer: It is not ISTO’s fault if you return home with a lack of
memories, no belongings, a significantly lower bank balance or
any dignity.
Reasons why you NEED an ISTO t-shirt :
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They are unreal
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Perfect hangover clothes
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They go with everything
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They are a great memoir!
Example from previous ISTOs:
NOTE:
Due to errors that may occur with the exchange rate, we
would like it if countries who use sterling could pay the
amount in sterling, and countries who use euro could pay the
appropriate amount in euro. Information outlining how to
pay will be sent out closer to the time, along with the invoice
for your club. Please note that we do accept cheque,
however we do prefer bank transfers. It is your responsibility
to ensure that the invoice matches up with your entries.
Colour options and sizes will be sent out with the entry
information. All t-shirts are unisex. This year our shirts will bear
the logo of our ISTO charity; the Irish Heart Foundation, with
£/€1 from each shirt sold going towards this great charity.
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Saturday Night: Luau
The Socials!
The Speakeasy, QUB Students Union, University Road
Get ready to heat things up as CommISTO transport you to
Hawaii for a luau that's sure to set temperatures soaring. Think
grass skirts, think volcanoes, think coconut bras! Get your leis out
and get ready to burn things up!
Thursday Night: Paddy’s Night
The Eglantine Bar, 32 Malone Road
Get first-hand experience of just how us Irish
celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in the Emerald Isle by going green
with CommISTO. The Irish are well known for being fond of
the craic (banter), so let’s kick off the weekend in style by
celebrating St Patrick’s Day in true Irish fashion!
Sunday Night: The Final Hurdle
The Fly Belfast, 5-6 Lower Crescent
Congratulations! You successfully survived ISTO 2016! It's
time to pack up your leos, say your goodbyes and really let your
hair down. Ask your sleeping pattern to take one more for the
team, before the reality of college and work set in tomorrow...
Friday Night: Winter Wonderland
The Botanic Inn, 23-27 Malone Road
Think cool and icy, think snowflakes, think Christmas!
Friday night is all about acting cool, mysterious and
indulging yourself in a winter wonderland. Only your
dance partner’s body heat will protect you from the ice cold
dance floor! Sure, isn't body heat
the best kind of heat?
Note:
It is unfortunate that being an incredibly good looking tramp
will not be enough for you to gain access to the ISTO socials. All
competitors/social tramps must bring 2 forms of photo ID, proving
they are over 18. Acceptable ID in Belfast includes:
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Passport
Photographic Driving License
Cards with the PASS hologram.
ISTO Gives Back
Officials’ Responsibilities
This year the CommISTO is
delighted to announce that
we will be fundraising and
raising awareness for the
Irish Heart Foundation (IHF).
Captains
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#BouncyHeartsAreHappyHearts
The IHF is an invaluable
organization that strives to promote cardiovascular health in Ireland
through informational courses, professional training and
research. Alongside this they also advocate for patient care and
provide much needed support to the families of those who have
suffered a stroke or developed cardiovascular disease.
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Its mission is to lead in improving the cardiovascular health of people
living in Ireland so they do not experience disability or die from
preventable heart, stroke and other circulatory disorders. The
Foundation are tackling the greatest cause of death in Ireland today,
while depending on 92% of its funding to come in the form of
donations. Our mission, with the help of the university trampoline
community and the competitors at ISTO 2016 is to help them achieve
that goal in any way we can.
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Please, please, please read through this section and ensure the officials you enter know what is expected of them
We rely heavily on you for the competition to run smoothly. Here
are a few things we ask of you over the weekend
Captains are responsible for ensuring all competitors’ details are
entered correctly
Captains are responsible for ensuring payments are made on time
When entering Judges and Marshals, Captains are responsible for
making sure they are qualified and competent. This is especially
true for Judges. Please ensure that Superiors are fully qualified and
Judges are suitable
During the competition, Captains are responsible for ensuring their
competitors are there on time and in the proper attire to compete
Captains are responsible for ensuring that Judges are informed
about when they are judging and making sure they are at their
assigned panel on time. If Judges are not present captains should
have another judge to replace them
Marshals
Good marshals are crucial for making the competition run
smoothly. Below is a list of jobs that will help you be outstanding in your
field. If at any time you are in doubt, ask the Chair of the Judging Panel
for assistance.
Cardiac disease kills 10,000 people a year in Ireland. 10,000 people a
year suffer a stroke with unfortunately 2,000 people dying as a result.
Anyone can be affected by stroke and heart disease and everyone
knows someone who has, or will be affected.
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Throughout the year and over the course of our awesome competition
weekend we hope to enlist your help to raise awareness and funds for
this valuable and hard working organisation.
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Ensure all competitors are present and in the vicinity of the
competition trampolines when their level is called
Check each competitor’s name off the running list
Wink at the Judges and pass them a compliment regularly
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Inform Superior Judge and Scorekeeper of any changes to the
running order
Ensure each competitor is aware of their position in the running
order and is present for their controlled warm-up and ready to
compete
Ensure each competitor gets a warm up
Ensure only those who are competing in their respective category
warm up on the trampolines in between set and voluntary
routines
Make sure each competitor has handed up a tariff sheet if they
intend to change their voluntary routine
Make sure there are spotters at the trampoline when
competitors are warming up and competing
No competition will start without a member of the CommISTO
explaining the scorekeeping system to the scorekeepers. Please ensure
that scorekeepers know to record a score as 69 rather than 6.9. You will
also receive an awesome T-shirt.
Judges
Please can each club read the following guidelines before
submitting any candidate to judge at ISTO 2015.
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Recorder
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The position of recorder is being brought back again for ISTO
2016, but only for the Elite and Pro Elite panels. The reason for this is
for any tariff queries and also should any of the competitors be
interested in their time of flight. We will not be including time of flight
in this year’s competition as part of scoring for Elite competition as we
are unable to get a TOF machine, and we believe a stopwatch is too
unreliable. So the duties are as follows
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Work alongside the marshal to make sure you have the right
competitor
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Ask permission to each competitor before videoing
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Record the routine from when the person starts bouncing till the
competitor gets off the trampoline
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Scorekeepers - Manual and Electronic
Though this position doesn’t need a qualification it is a vital part
of the competition process. Please only put forward people who are
capable of this position, preferably who are experienced competitors.
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All persons being submitted as candidates for Judging must:
Hold the relevant Judging qualification and be competent in judging
To be eligible for the Chair of Judging Panel (Superior) position you
must have judged at National level competitions or judged as Chair
of Judging Panel for at least 4 University level competitions
Be fully aware of the elements/requirements for the level they are
assigned to judge
Be at their assigned judging panel 10 minutes before the competition
is scheduled to start
Chair of Judging Panel:
Organize the Judge’s conference and the trial scoring
Place and supervise all Judges, spotters and recorders
Direct the competition
Decide if a second attempt should be allowed
Decide whether any assistance given by a spotter was necessary
Declare the maximum mark in the case of an interrupted routine
Inform the Execution Judges and Synchronization Judges of
additional deductions
Decide if a Judge fails to show his mark immediately
Decide about penalties and inform the Chief Recorder
Supervise and control all scores, calculations and intervene if he
recognizes obvious calculation errors concerning execution,
synchronized or difficulty scores
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Duties of the Judges for Execution:
Evaluate the execution in the range of 0.0 to 0.5 points and
write down their deductions
Subtract their deductions from the maximum mark indicated
by the Chair of Judges panel
Making additional deductions on the instruction of the Chair
of Judges Panel
During synchronized competitions Judges 1 and 3 evaluate
the execution of the routine on trampoline No. 1, Judges 2
and 4 evaluate the execution on trampoline No. 2
The evaluation of execution in the synchronized competition
will be done in the same manner as in the individual
competition
Display their execution marks
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Duties of the Judges for Difficulty/Tariff:
Collect the competition cards for elite competitors from the
Chief Recorder prior to the start of the competition
Check the elements and difficulty values entered in the
competition cards
Check the required elements/requirements of the first
routine and notify the Chair of Judges Panel of the number of
changed /missed elements/requirements
Display, in public, if a gymnast executed other element/s with
counting difficulty than indicated on the competition card
Determine and record all elements performed, and its
difficulty value, on the competition card
Check that pairs in synchronized competition perform the
same elements at the same time and notify the Chair of
Judges Panel
Display the difficulty score
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Duties of the Judges for Synchronisation:
Evaluate the synchronized performance in the range 0.0 to 0.5
points and write down their marks on the respective deduction
sheets
Subtract their deductions from the maximum mark indicated by the
Chair of Judges Panel
Make and record the deductions for each un-synchronized landing
Rules for Attending Clubs
This year the CommISTO have decided to introduce rules, terms
and conditions in relation the competition. This is to ensure the
smooth running of events over the weekend. The terms will apply to
all clubs and individuals. If any of the terms are broken, penalties may
follow.
Fines imposed will be no less than €5 and no more than €10 and will go
directly to the CommISTO's chosen charity of the year
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Club committees must sign a document guaranteeing their
payment of all fees relating to the weekend
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All gymnasts must provide an emergency contact number in
case of accident or injury during the competition
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Final changes to gymnasts’ names and levels will be
accepted only up to 3 weeks prior to the competition
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Gymnasts who fail to inform the CommISTO that they are no
longer competing (before the morning of their competition) or
attending the event (before the Thursday of the competition)
will incur a fine on their club.
Those absent due to injury or other extraordinary circumstances
however, will not be subject to a fine
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Gymnasts must be properly prepared for their competition and those
who cause concern to officials will be disqualified from competing
with no refund. (This means no drunk bouncing in any form!)
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Gymnasts must be aware of how their competition will be run and will
be expected to spot both the gymnast that proceeds and follows them
in competition.
Clubs are expected to provide the CommISTO with help to transport
and set up/ set down equipment at the university where equipment is
being collected from and delivered to
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Competition officials who fail to appear at their panel on time or
fail to fulfil their duties will incur a fine on their club. Fines will
depend on the severity of the delay caused by non-attendance
of judges.
If the problem occurs 5 or more times within a single club, shield
scores will be withheld from the club until a fine has been paid
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Clubs are expected to provide the CommISTO with any equipment
necessary for the running of the competition. This refers to laptops in
particular as access to laptops is an issue which considerably hinders
the delivery of the competition
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Each club should enter AT LEAST one judge and one other official per
5 competitors
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It is the responsibility of clubs to bring coaches with the correct
qualifications for their competitors to the competition
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Clubs who fail to pay their entries on time will be subject to a fine
unless they can justify the reason for the late entry payment
TO THE AIRPORT AND BEYOND!
Both of Belfast’s airports are well connected to where the
action is by numerous transport links.
Info On Belfast
Belfast by Plane:
Belfast has 2 airports that are well connected to most
of the UK mainland. The airports that fly to Belfast and
their associated airlines are listed in the tables below :
Belfast
International
Airport
Belfast City Airport
LinksAir
Doncaster/
Sheffield
FlyBE
Aberdeen
Birmingham
Cardiff
East Midlands
Edinburgh
Exeter
Glasgow
Inverness
Leeds/Bradford
Liverpool
London (City)
Manchester
Newcastle
Southampton
BUS
Airport Express 300 Service
(Belfast Europa Bus centre - International Airport)
Single: £7.50, Return: £10.50
Aerlingus
London Gatwick
London Heathrow
Airport Express 600 Service
(Belfast Europa Bus Centre - George Best Belfast City Airport)
Single: £2.50, Return: £3.80
If you’re flying with EasyJet, you may be able to purchase
tickets for these buses on your flight into Belfast.
Alternatively, you can buy them from the driver.
Easy Jet
Birmingham
Bristol
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Jersey
Liverpool
London Gatwick
London Luton
London Stansted
Manchester
Newcastle
TRAIN
George Best Belfast City Airport is served by the Belfast—
Bangor railway line at Sydenham station.
A single fare from Sydenham to Belfast Central is £1.90,
while a 3 day flexi ticket is £7.20. This train operates every
20 minutes during the week but is hourly on Sundays.
There is no direct rail link between Belfast International
Airport and the city centre.
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Belfast by Boat
Getting around Belfast
There are 2 main ferry lines into Belfast; both are operated by
Stenaline.
Bus
Cairnryan – Belfast
Foot passenger fares: from £22 pp each way
Car fares (car + 5 adults): from £191 pp each way
QUB is only a 15 minute walk from Belfast city centre but if you
have luggage or if the hangover is just too real, you can hop on one of
several bus services that will take you up to the Queens quarter. These
services all leave from Donegal Square East (the left hand side of City Hall
as faced from the front), and there’s also a MACE convenience store
down the street from the stops if you need to grab a last minute bottle of
water or some painkillers to get you through the day!
Liverpool – Belfast
Foot passenger fares: from £20 pp each way
Car fares (car + 5 adults): from £209 each way
Information on onward transport from the ferry terminals can be found
at: http://www.stenaline.co.uk/routes/cairnryan-belfast/belfast-port
8A/B: Drop-off @ QUB Lanyon Building
Single fare: £1.50 9A/B:
8A/B: Drop-off @ City Hospital
*Single fare: £1.50
These buses are ideal for people staying in Paddy’s Palace hostel!
From Dublin
Bus -
Train -
Aircoach do a return ticket from Dublin City Centre to Belfast
City Centre from €24
Bus Eireann do a return ticket from Dublin Busáras to Belfast
City Centre from €25
Irish Rail do a one-way ticket from Dublin Connolly to Belfast
Central from €14.99 on web fares
Bike
Since April 2015, Belfast has joined the likes of Dublin, Cork, London and Berlin and now has a public bike hire scheme! This is operated
by NextBike, so if you already have that app you can use the bikes as you
normally would! 3 day membership is £5 and the bikes are generally
charged at 50p per ½ hour with the first 30 minutes being free. There are
around 300 bikes at various stations around the city, so these are an
ideal way to get around if you want to do a bit of sightseeing while you’re
here!
From Cork
Bus -
Aircoach serves Cork to Dublin Airport from €30 return. From
there you can transfer to the Dublin to Belfast route for the
price above
Full info on the service and how to sign up can be found at:
http://www.belfastbikes.co.uk/en/belfast/
From Limerick
Bus -
Eireagle serves Limerick to Dublin Airport for €28 return for a
student online fare. From there you can transfer to the
Dublin to Belfast Aircoach route for the price above
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Taxi Numbers for Belfast
FonaCAB:
Value Cabs:
24/7 Taxis:
Stranmillis Taxis:
Accommodation
Belfast has plenty of cheap accommodation in the form of
hostels and budget hotels and importantly, most of these are
really close to where the action is!
02890 333333
02890 809080
02890 247247
028 9020 0400
Name
Type
Website
Arnie’s Backpackers
Hostel
arniesbackpackers.co.uk
Belfast City Backpackers
Hostel
ibackpacker.co.uk/belfast-hostel
International Youth
Hostel
Hostel
hini.org.uk/hostels/BelfastInternational
Global Village
Hostel
globalvillagebelfast.com
Holiday Inn
Hotel
ihg.com/holidayinn/hotels/gb/en/
belfast/bfsas/hoteldetail
Holiday Inn Express
Hotel
hiexpressbelfast.com
Hotel ETAP
Budget Hotel
ibis.com/gb/hotel-7186-etap-belfast/
index.shtml
IBIS Belfast Queens
Hotel
ibis.com/gb/hotel-7288-ibis-belfastqueens-quarter/index.shtml
The Great Map of ISTO!
Everything mentioned in this section (airports, transport
links, accommodation and important locations) can be viewed
in map form using the link below; this will be updated as more
information becomes available so check back regularly!
Lagan Backpackers
Hostel
laganbackpackers.com
Madison’s Hotel
Hotel
madisonshotel.com
Paddy’s Palace
Hostel
paddyspalace.com
Premier Inn
Budget Hotel
premierinn.com/en/hotel/BELFAS/
belfast-city-centre-alfred-street
THE ISTO MAP
Travelodge Belfast
Budget Hotel
travelodge.co.uk/hotels/224/BelfastCentral-hotel
Vagabonds
Hostel
vagabondsbelfast.com/
Emergency Contact Numbers
Fire, police, and ambulance:
999
Police Service non-emergency number:
101
Royal Victoria Hospital A&E:
028 9063 2250
Mater Hospital A&E:
028 9504 1485
028 9504
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Things To Do in Belfast!
At Queen’s PEC
Swimming Pool Public entry, Adult: £6
Clement’s Café Provides hot and cold food and drinks
Avoca, Arthur Street If you like breakfast a little more on the sweet side
or something richer for lunch Avoca is the place to go. Grab some
pancakes in the morning, followed by beef and Guinness casserole for
lunch. If your student loan money is burning a hole in your pocket
an Avoca brunch will solve your problem.
Food
Maggie Mays, 50 Botanic Avenue/2 Malone Road The perennial Maggie
Mays is the answer to any tramp’s prayers at any time of the day,
offering three choices of the “Perfect Hangover Cure” in the morning,
followed by delicious milkshakes when your stomach is settled in the
afternoon. The perfect spot between breakfast and dinner.
Things to do when you’re not bouncing
Titanic Museum Nestled in the Titanic Quarter the state-of-the-art
Titanic Museum tells the story of the boat made famous by that movie
with Leo diCaprio and Kate Winslett. Open between 10 am and 5 pm all
through March and with tickets just £11 for students, immerse yourself
in a bit of the history of Belfast for an hour or two while you wait for
your synchro competition to come round.
Domino’s Pizza, 2 Lisburn Road For the hangers-on, the dedicated
party-animals who think a 6 am last call is early. Sustain that energy
throughout the night with a pizza delivered to wherever the night takes
you until 5 am. We’d never deny ourselves a cold pizza slice for
breakfast, but there’s something about those pepperoni dough-balls
that just says dinner.
Game of Thrones Tours For any fans of Game of Thrones, these tour
are an absolute must. Visit Winterfell and pledge your allegiance to the
Starks and the King of the North at the same location as the TV show.
With at least three tour companies to pick from, you’re spoiled for
choice for GoT-related fun in Belfast.
Rhubarb Café, 2 Little Victoria Street Serving free teas and coffees until
10:30 am, Rhubarb Café is ideal for anyone who’s judging first thing in
the morning. Get a Bacon Buttie for less than £3 and be ready to give
everyone .0’s cause you’ll be so content with life. Nothing sets you
up for Intermediate Ladies better than a free tea or coffee.
We Are Vertigo Okay, we lied, bouncing is essential to Belfast. Visit We
Are Vertigo to get a bit of fun bouncing in between the competition sets
in their Europe’s biggest trampoline arena with two trampoline courts,
stunt pits and an open trampoline area. If for some crazy reason you
want to try something besides trampolining at We Are Vertigo, there’s
also an Adventure and Ski Centre there. They’re all open til 9 pm on
Saturday.
China China, 1 University Street If you aren’t sold on all-you-can-eat. If
you aren’t sold on all-you-can-eat for just £8 between 5 and 7 pm. If you
aren’t sold on boxes for just £4. Then you’ll definitely be sold on self
serve ice-cream cones! Anywhere that lets you pile your own ice
cream cone as high as the sky is clearly in dinner territory.
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Novice Routines
Novice 1
Intermediate Routines
Novice 2
Half Twist to
Front Landing
0.2
To Feet
0.1
Straddle Jump
0.0
Half Twist to
Seat Landing
Intermediate 1
Intermediate 2
Half Twist to
Front Landing
0.2
To Feet
0.1
Straddle Jump
0.0
Seat Landing
0.0
0.1
Half Twist to
Seat Landing
0.1
Pike Jump
0.0
0.1
Half Twist to
Back Landing
0.2
Half Twist to
Feet
Pike Jump
0.0
To Feet
0.1
Full Twist
0.2
Tuck Jump
0.0
Tuck Jump
0.0
0.1
Full Twist
0.2
Front S/S [T]
0.5
0.8
Total Tariff
1.2
Total Tariff
1.2
Full Twist
0.2
Back S/S [T]
0.5
Straddle
0.0
Straddle Jump
0.0
Seat Landing
0.0
Seat Landing
0.0
0.1
Half Twist to
Seat Landing
0.1
0.1
Half Twist to
Seat Landing
0.1
Half Twist to
Feet
0.1
Half Twist to
Seat Landing
Half Twist to
Feet
Tuck Jump
0.0
To Feet
0.0
Half Twist
0.1
Pike Jump
0.0
Pike Jump
0.0
Half Twist
0.1
0.2
Tuck Jump
0.0
Half Twist to
Back Landing
Full Twist
0.2
To Feet
Total Tariff
0.8
Total Tariff
Intermediate Voluntary Requirements:
Minimum Tariff: 1.2
Maximum Tariff: 1.9
Maximum S/S Rotation of 360 Degrees
Maximum of two S/S
Twisting S/S are not permitted
Linking S/S are not permitted
Novice Voluntary Requirements:
Maximum Tariff: 1.0
Maximum S/S Rotation of 270 Degrees
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Intervanced Routines
Intervanced 1
Advanced Routines
Intervanced 2
Advanced 1
Advanced 2
Back S/S [S]
0.6
Back S/S [T]
0.5
3/4 Back S/S [S]
0.3
Back S/S [S]
0.6
Straddle
0.0
Tuck Jump
0.0
To Feet
0.1
Straddle
0.0
Half Twist to
Front Landing
0.2
Barani [F]
0.6
Straddle Jump
0.0
Back S/S [T]
0.5
Seat Landing
0.0
Back S/S [P]
0.6
Barani [T]
0.6
To Feet
0.1
0.1
Barani [P]
0.6
Half Twist
0.1
Tuck Jump
0.0
Half Twist to
Feet
Tuck Jump
0.0
Tuck Jump
0.0
Barani [F]
0.6
Straddle Jump
0.0
Barani [T]
0.6
Barani [P]
0.6
Seat Landing
0.0
Back Landing
0.1
Half Twist
0.1
Pike Jump
0.0
Half Twist to
Feet
0.1
Half Twist To
Feet
0.2
Pike Jump
0.0
3/4 Front S/S [S]
0.3
Pike Jump
0.0
Pike Jump
0.0
Front S/S [P]
0.6
Half Twist to
Feet
0.2
Front S/S [T]
0.5
Front S/S [P]
0.6
2.9
2.1
Total Tariff
2.1
2.9
Total Tariff
Total Tariff
Total Tariff
Intervanced Voluntary Requirements:
Minimum Tariff: 2.1
Maximum Tariff: 2.9
Maximum S/S Rotation of 360 Degrees
Maximum of Four S/S
Maximum S/S twist of 180 Degrees
No more than two S/S may be linked
Advanced Voluntary Requirements:
Minimum Tariff: 2.9
Maximum Tariff: 4.0
Maximum S/S Rotation of 360 Degrees
Maximum of Six S/S
Maximum S/S twist of 180 Degrees
No more than three S/S may be linked
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DMT Routines
Elite Routines
Level 1
Requirements:
10 different skills which must include 6 skills of at least 360 degrees rotation
1 skill of at least 270 degree rotation landing on
either back or front
1 skill from either front or back landing of at least
450 degree rotation
Pass 1
Pass 2
Routine B
Mounter
Mounter
Spotter
Tuck Jump
Spotter
Full Twist
Dismount
Full Twist
Dismount
Pike Jump
Tariff
0.2
Mounter
Pike Jump
Spotter
Tariff
Pass 1
Requirements:
10 different skills which must include 9 skills of at least 270 degrees rotation
1 skill of at least 270 degree rotation landing on
either back or front
1 skill from either front or back landing of at least
450 degree rotation
1 skill of at least 720 degrees rotation OR 1 skill of
at least 360 degrees rotation with 540 degrees of
twist
Half Twist
Mounter
Half Twist
0.1
Routine B
Mounter
Spotter
Tuck Jump
Spotter
Half Twist
Dismount
Barani [F]
Dismount
Back S/S [F]
0.7
Mounter
Straddle Jump
Spotter
Dismount
Tariff
Straddle Jump
Dismount
Routine A
Tariff
Pass 2
Mounter
0.1
Level 2
Pro-Elite Routines
0.2
Spotter
Dismount
Minimum set tariff:
4.1
Maximum tariff for both routines: 5.2
Minimum set tariff:
No maximum tariff
Routine A
0.7
Mounter
Tuck Jump
Spotter
Full Twist
Dismount
Full Twist
0.2
Level 3:
At least one pass must contain a mounter skill
Minimum tariff of 2.2 with no maximum tariff
Repeated skill in same area will not be awarded tariff
5.2
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0.2
Level 2 Perform Run 1 and 2 from Run
Tumbling Routines
Level 1
For this level only, gymnasts must compete to qualify to the final.
An example video of the qualification round can be found by clicking
here: British-gymnastics.org (Splits not required)
Run 1
Run 2
Hand Spring to Feet
Rebound Jump to One Foot
Round Off
1/2 Turn Jump
Dive Roll
Round Off
Flick
1/2 Turn Jump
Round Off
Flick
Rebound Jump
Qualification Round
Forward Roll to Dish Shape (Straight Legs)
4 x 1 Leg Alternate V Sit
Back Support
Straddle Fold
Pike Fold
Back Arch
Press Up to Front Support
Burpee to Stand & Vertical Jump
Standing Shoulder Flexibility
Hold for 2 seconds
2x Left AND 2x Right
Hold for 2 seconds
Hold for 2 seconds
Hold for 2 seconds
Hold for 2 seconds
Hold for 2 seconds
Level 3 Perform Run 1 and 2 from Run
Run 1
Run 2
Round Off
Flick
Flick
Flick
Rebound Jump
Front S/S [T] to Two Feet
Rebound Jump to One Foot
Flick
Flick
1/2 Turn Jump
Hold for 2 seconds
Level 4 Perform Run 1 and 2 from Run
Final Round - Perform Run 1 and 2 from Standing
Run 1
Run 2
Cartwheel
Cartwheel 1/4 Turn
Backward Roll
1/2 Turn Jump
Forward Roll
Handstand Roll out
Forward Roll to One Foot
Cartwheel
Cartwheel
Round Off
1/2 Turn Jump
Run 1
Run 2
Round Off
Flick
Flick
Flick
Back S/S [S]
Round Off
Flick
Whip
Flick
Rebound Jump
Level 5
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Any two Tumbling Runs
Minimum Tariff per Run: 1.5
No Maximum Tariff
Minimum elements per run: 5
No Maximum elements
Display Gymnastics
Requirements for display gymnastics (cheerleading!)

Routines must be no longer than 4 minutes, but no
shorter than 2 minutes.

Gymnasts/Cheerleaders must look like a team

A minimum of 2 people is required for the display team

Routines must contain a twisting element, bonus points
will be awarded for more advanced skills eg. Half twist to
dive roll, barani etc.

Routines must contain 3 balance elements (straddle
lever, airplane, standing on shoulders etc)

Routines must contain 3 flexibility elements (splits,
bridge, walkovers etc)

Routines much contain 3 agility elements (flicks, whips,
somersaults, rolls, cartwheel etc)

Routines which link any elements together will be
awarded bonus points

Routines must have an opening chant/cheer

Points will be awarded for artistry and creativity

Each team must have a mascot

1 element of flight must be included in the routine
(basket toss)

Routines must contain 2 handstands, which are to be
different (handstand on floor, handstand in a balance etc)
Scoring System:

Routines which last 4 minutes will receive 5 points, points
will be given as seen fit by the judges for shorter routines

5 points will be awarded for looking like a team, points will
be deducted as seen fit by the judges if they feel you are not
coordinated looking as a team

Half twist/Full twist jumps will receive 1 point

Half twisting into/out of a skill will receive 3 points

Twisting skills within a skill/somersault will receive 5 points

Balance elements will each receive 5 points

Flexibility elements will each receive 5 points

Agility elements will each receive 5 points

If any of the above elements are linked together they will
receive a bonus 5 points for each skill linked (backwards
walkover, flip = 10 points)

5 points will be awarded for the opening chant/cheer

Between 1-5 points at the discretion of each judge will be
awarded for artistry and creativity

5 points will be awarded for the mascot

5 points will be awarded for the element in flight

5 points will be given per handstand
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The ISTO Missions
ISTO Weekend Outline
Thursday
St. Patrick’s night out in The Eglantine Bar
ISTO isn’t just about bouncing! The ISTO missions are a
great way to dive into the spirit of the weekend, to meet
other tramps from around the continent and, most of all,
to prove which club is the greatest!
Friday
General warm-up
12:30
Novice Trampoline
13:30—16:30
Synchronised Trampoline
14:00—16:30
Winter Wonderland night out in The Botanic Inn
Social Media Challenges
Make sure to join the Irish Student Trampoline Open
group on facebook (click here, quick! ) where we will be
posting a list of pre-ISTO missions for your club to get
involved with. It’s your chance to make an impression
before the competition kicks-off in March.
Saturday
General warm-up
09:00—09:30
Intermediate Trampoline
09:30—12.30
Advanced & Intervanced Trampoline
13:30—14:30
Elite Trampoline
15:00—16:00
Luau night out in QUB’s The Speakeasy
The ISTO mission
When you arrive to the PEC on Friday morning, make sure
to look out for a list of weekend challenges for you and
your club to undertake. Tick them off one-by-one over the
course of the next three days and see you club rise to the
top of ISTO Infamy…
Sunday
General warm-up
10:00—10:30
Tumbling
10:30—13:00
DMT
10:30—12:30
Display Gymnastics
13:00
Medal Ceremony
15:00
The Final Hurdle night out in The Fly Belfast
The ISTO Gives Back Initiative
This year at ISTO we are raising money for the Irish Heart
Foundation and we need your help! We will be
giving prizes to the most charitable clubs this year so get
involved and pack some bags, organize a bake sale,
sponsor a bounce or wax your legs; all in the name of
charity!
This timetable is subject to change and is provided only
as a guideline to help with planning for the weekend
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Contact Us
Email us at:
info@isto.ie
Join the Facebook group for regular updates:
The ISTO Group
Like us on Facebook:
The Irish Student Trampoline Open
Follow us on Twitter:
@COMMISTO
And get all the latest info, weekend tips and
competition updates as well browse thorough ISTO
history and use our tariff calculator on:
isto.ie
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