• Skaters perform a choreographed run to the music of their choice
• Run is 105-120 seconds long
• There is only one round, may include a qualification round if there is a large number of skaters in a category
• Maximum score for a run is 130 points
• Technique score from 10-60 points
• Artistic score from 0-70 points
• Points are deducted for mistakes

• Two skaters perform a run that is choreographed to the music of their choice
• Competition area is the same as the slalom classic competition
• All rules are the same as freestyle slalom classic, however pairs are judged on their synchronicity and they have more time per run, 160-180 seconds
• Scores are determined based on Technique (60), Artistry (70), and Synchronization (70) for a maximum score of 200 points
• Penalties are graded the same as in classic freestyle slalom

• Skaters compete in small groups of 3 or 4 and have several runs to outbid their opponents in technique
• The best two go through to the next round
• Skaters of a group perform 30 second runs one by one, generally each perform 3 runs but it may be 2 runs and one single trick or other formats.
• Judges deliberate to come to a winner through mutual agreement

• Competitors skate through a line of cones as fast as possible
• 2 lines of 20 cones spaced at 80cm intervals, with the lines placed 3m apart
• Divider placed between the cone lines
• Qualification occurs with two free start runs per skater, the best is counted for qualifying
• Depending on the number of registrants, an appropriate power of 2 will be chosen for the final phase
• The top 8, 16, 32, are arranged into a single knockout round style tournament
• Best of 3, the first skater to win 2 runs goes through to the next round
• Each skater has a 15s time out for each duel

• Skaters compete in small groups of 4 and have several runs to outbid their opponents in technique
• Best two go through to the next round based on direct comparison of skaters
• Competition area is minimum 40m long by 5m wide
• Skaters generally get 2 runs each but may be restricted to one due to timing
• Number of runs in a group varies, in the final skaters have 5 runs each
• Slides are considered void if the skater, trips, falls, or touches the ground with a hand

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• Skaters have several attempts to jump as high as possible over a bar
• No protective gear is compulsory but wrist guards and other equipment are recommended
• Competitor must clear the bar and make it to the finish line without the bar falling, or falling themselves
• Seems as though an event can occur within a gymnasium or other roller-friendly venue if the organizer has equipment such as cones, tape, barriers, etc.

• Athletes may wear any type of skates for the competition
• Cones are required, and these may have a maximum diameter of 7.5cm and a maximum height of 8cm
• The cones are arranged in four lines (row) with 2-meters between each line (row)