SCORING
In aisling, your goal is to earn a perfect score – 10 points
– in each of three different categories:

MOVEMENT
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ORIGINALITY
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AISLEMANSHIP
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There are three official judges. Each judge gives
the competitor a score in all the categories. The scores can range
from 0 to 10. In each category, the scores of the different judges
are averaged together into a single number. These three averaged
scores – one for Movement, one for Originality, and one for
Aislemanship – are added together to calculate your
total final score. A perfect final score is therefore 30.
The Movement Score
How good are your moves? Can you dance? Can you do karate? Can you
balance ten products in one hand? Show us what you’ve got!
You can earn points for athletic skill, grace, technical finesse,
rhythm, style – anything that has to do with your movement.
The Originality Score
How creative are you? You can earn points for a good costume, for
coming up with a funny idea for a routine, for customizing your
cart in an interesting way – for anything that shows off your
personality and a fresh approach to aisling.
The Aislemanship Score
How successful is your routine as a whole? A good routine should
“take the mundane activity of shopping and turn it into something
personal and inspiring”? How well have you embodied the spirit
of aisling?
A perfect final score is very difficult to achieve. Note that in
an average competition, you usually do not need high scores in all
three categories to win! For example, if you don’t feel like
you can get many points for your movements, don’t worry. Focus
on the other two categories instead. Find some way to show off your
creativity – customize your cart, perhaps, or devise an approach
to aisling that no one has thought of before – and you can
still get very high scores in Originality and Aislemanship.
Good scores in two categories are usually enough to put you in contention.
Remember – ultimately, this is a performance. You are doing
a routine in front of an audience. It is set to music. Try to show
them something special, something inspired, something they will
applaud because it is amazing, funny, clever, surprising, exciting
– whatever you can come up with! As in any performance, personality
and enthusiasm can go a long way. Even though each of the competitors
will have different approaches to aisling, everyone is trying to
achieve the same goal: to turn shopping into something entertaining
and impressive for an audience to watch.
Penalties
You have duplicate products in your cart: -1 point
You fail to collect
a product on the list: -2 points You finish your routine with an extra
item: -1 point You damage a product: -2 points Your cart bumps into
something: -1 point You knock over a product in a display: -1 point
Bonus Points
You successfully collect the bonus item:
+5 points
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