Priority for club members but you are welcome to see if we have space and join up.

Click this link Sport Stacking at HKFC for the poster with further information

Check the video here for the 2010 event

Will you be at this years event???

Watch out for more information very soon!!

No problem!

You have a chance to practice all year and show all the other stackers in Asia how good you are.

The proposed 2011 WSSA Asian Championships is going to be a one day event in Singapore  in late November, 2011.

Chat to us if you would like to be considered for the Hong Kong team.

HAPPY STACKING

The 2011 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships will be in Dallas, Texas at the Special Events Center in Garland, Texas.

You can check out the venue at www.specialeventscenter.com

Remember to contact us if you would like to represent Hong Kong at the 2011 World Championships.

For further information you can go to www.theWSSA.com

We look forward to seeing you there.

Malaysia are holding their 2010 Sport Stacking Tournament.

If you would like to join it then please come to the Hong Kong  training on November 21st 2010. Details can be found on our features main website page. You can only join the tournament through stackinghk and our team so please get in touch soon.

WSSA SPORT STACKING MALAYSIA 2010 on 28 December 2010.

There will have Individual, Doubles and Team events in different divisions as prescribed in the WSSA Rulebook version 6.1. This is a WSSA sanctioned event so stackers’ best time will be set as the official record in your individual country. Besides, this is a great opportunity for stackers to compete with other best stackers.

Brief details of the WSSA Sport Stacking Malaysia Open 2010 are as follows:

Location: Sungei Wang Plaza , Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur

Date: 27 December, 2010 (Monday) Sport Stacking Workshops

Date: 28 December, 2010 (Tuesday) Tournament

Events: 3-3-3 , 3-6-3 , Cycle, Doubles, Team timed 3-6-3
If you have questions regarding this tournament please do not hesitate to contact us at wssa.malaysia@yahoo.com

With returning 2009 Champion Jason Alexander Seto it was always going to be a highly anticpated tournament.

With 51 competitors ranging from age 4 to 16 it was an exciting fun day. Tense at times but the flavour of Sport Stacking in Hong Kong really came through with many personal bests and Hong Kong records being set.

In the end it Jeanie Fung who reigned supreme and walked away with the Overall Champions trophy.

Well done to all stackers who came out and gave the day their best shot. You were all amazing.

More tournmaent results to come soon.

Go to http://www.speedstacks.com.hk/tournaments/  right now to register.

See you at Hong Kong International School on Saturday June 5th 2010

Stackers are getting so fast that judges often can’t see what their hands are doing.  The result is that stackers are winning tournaments, only to have their runs scratched after video review, sometimes weeks later.  These new changes allow judges to make confident decisions on the spot based on what they can realistically see.  They also allow you the stacker the freedom to go faster without worrying about unintended scratches.  It all adds up to a very exciting step forward for the world of Sport Stacking.

The WSSA Rules Committee identified three areas that need to be changed.   Here they are:

Rule Change #1

Down stacking two stacks at the same time: 3-3-3, 3-6-3, Cycle

Two stacks may be down stacked at the same time.  All stackers must use both hands to begin down stacking the first stack in any sequence before beginning to down stack the second stack, and must use both hands to begin down stacking the second stack before before beginning to down stack stack the third stack. The third stack may be down stacked with one hand.

(Note: The rule still applies that in the up stacking phase, a stacker’s hands cannot be on two stacks at the same time, nor can a stacker simultaneously “up stack” one stack while “down stacking” another.)   

Rule Change #2

Hands on cups while stopping the timer: 3-3-3, 3-6-3, Cycle

A stacker’s hands may be in contact with the cups while stopping the Timer as long as the stacker does not hold (or appear to hold) any cups.

Rule Change #3

Turn and tap: Cycle

The “turn and tap” portion is no longer required. In the 1-10-1 phase of the Cycle stack,  once a stacker has placed the single cups—one up, one down—on each side of the nested column of 10, and then up stacked those 10, the single cups may simply be “picked up” and used to down stack the 10 into a 3-6-3. (If a stacker does “turn and tap,” there will be no penalty.)

Click here to watch a video that explains these rule changes.

You can also check out the complete  WSSA Sport Stacking Rule Book, which includes the most up-to-date sport stacking rules effective April 10, 2010.  These new rules will be in effect at the 2010 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships.

Chinese version of the rule changes can be found here

http://www.youtube.com/user/WrldSprtStackingAssn#p/a/u/0/Eqv6jDFDsfI