Eight disciplines, an honest judge review of every video and a live leaderboard. Four age groups with ten prize places in each: forty participants are guaranteed money.
Ages 7–18·8 disciplines·4 age groups·40 prize places — 10 in every group·the fund grows with every new participant·a judge reviews every video·Ages 7–18·8 disciplines·4 age groups·40 prize places — 10 in every group·the fund grows with every new participant·a judge reviews every video·
Starting prize fund
RUB 200,000
↑ grows with every new participant
Prize places
40
Entry
RUB 4,990
Entries close on
27 September
✓Ten prize places in every age group — every finalist receives money
About the competition
What lvlRush is
An online competition for children and teenagers aged 7 to 18 from different sports. Figure skaters, gymnasts, hockey and football players, tennis players, swimmers, dancers, martial artists — everyone performs the same exercises and competes against their own age group.
You take part from home: the athlete performs an exercise, films it on a phone and uploads the video. A coach-judge reviews the recording and confirms the official result. No travel required.
The idea behind it
We want to help raise a physically capable generation — the young athletes who will represent their country tomorrow. General physical preparation matters in every sport, and honest competition gives a child what an ordinary training session cannot: a goal, a rival and a result you can actually see.
Every sport together
The exercises are universal, so a figure skater and a hockey player compete under the same rules.
From any city
The competition runs online: all you need is a phone and space to move.
By age group
Children compete against their peers, not against older and stronger athletes.
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What every participant gets
Even if an athlete does not reach the final, the month is not wasted — they end it with a measurable result and know exactly where they stand.
8 challenges
A complete month of general physical preparation.
An official result
Not self-assessment, but a confirmed value under single rules.
Reviewed by a coach-judge
Every video is watched by a person, not an algorithm.
A place on the board
You can see how the result compares with peers nationwide.
An athlete profile
A personal page with results, badges and a Rush ID.
Result history
Every season is kept and never rewritten.
Progress every month
A new season is a new chance to climb higher.
A shot at a prize place
Rivals of your own age only, and ten prize places in every group.
lvlRush is not buying a chance to win money. Every participant walks away with an objective sporting result.
How it works
01
Sign up
A parent account and an athlete profile — a couple of minutes.
02
Complete 8 exercises
Film each one on a phone and upload the video.
03
Get your result and rank
A judge confirms it and the ranking updates itself.
You upload a video and enter your own preliminary result. A coach-judge reviews the exercise against the single lvlRush criteria and confirms only technically clean repetitions. That is the number that enters the official ranking.
The judge reviews the video against exactly the rules the athlete reads before performing the exercise.
Starting fund of the season — it grows with every participant
Prize pool
Each age group has its own fund, shared between the ten finalists of that group. The split by group and place opens in the dashboard after registration.
✓Ten prize places in every age group — every finalist receives money
Starting prize fund
RUB 200,000
↑ grows with every new participant
The starting fund for the season. It grows with every new entrant — the more of us there are, the bigger the prize. 4 age groups, ten prize places in each. What every place receives is shown in the dashboard after registration.
The board will fill up as soon as athletes start submitting results.
You can see where to go next
In their dashboard an athlete sees their rank, how it moved, and how many points remain to the next threshold.
Your rank
#184
Movement
↑ 23
To TOP 200
12 points
To TOP 50
47 points
Why parents trust lvlRush
Transparent review
Both the declared and the officially counted result are shown, together with the reason for any correction.
One set of rules
Athletes, parents and judges all read exactly the same criteria.
Permanent history
Every season result is frozen and never rewritten afterwards.
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Common questions
The answers people ask for most often.
Who can take part?
Children and teenagers from any sport. The exercises are universal — figure skaters, gymnasts, hockey and football players, tennis players, swimmers, dancers and others all do them.
Why can a judge change my result?
Parents and athletes usually count every attempt. The judge determines from the video how many repetitions were technically clean under the single lvlRush rules. It is not a penalty — it is what makes the ranking fair for everyone.
What happens if I skip a discipline?
A missing discipline counts as zero. To compete for a high place you need to complete the whole season programme.
Does Fast Verification give an advantage?
No. It only affects how quickly you enter the judging queue. The criteria are identical for everyone and confirmation of your declared result is never guaranteed.
Do I have to register again every month?
No. Your account and athlete profile are created once. Each new season simply needs a new entry.
Can I take part for free?
The training diary, the counters and personal bests are free from the moment you register. Only the competition itself is paid: that is what opens video upload and a place on the official ranking.
What happens to results after a season?
The final ranking is frozen and never changes again. It stays in the athlete Rush History and in the public season archive.
Are the videos stored?
Yes, videos are kept in secure storage and are available to judges and administrators. They are never shown publicly.
