Primary criterion
The eligible public participant with the greatest verified score improvement wins.
The CALI100 Skill Challenge
Biggest verified skill climb wins.
This is not a prize for whoever starts strongest. It rewards the athlete whose verified CALI100 Score improves by the most points across the 100 days.
Public pathway onlyFree to enterGreatest improvement winsScored out of 100
Win a PSA 4 1986–87 Fleer Michael Jordan rookie card.
Card #57 · PSA certification 50106249 · estimated value A$11,500 · NZ$14,000. This is a skill-based prize for verified score improvement, not a random draw. There is no cash alternative.
The CALI100 Score
Every family moves your score.
Your colour rank is set by your lowest family. Your separate CALI100 Score can improve whenever any one of the six families improves. The Skill Challenge uses this score—not colour alone.
100Maximum score
Six families at Black earns 96 points. A complete six-family submission adds 4 points.
Below White0
White 001
Green 012
Yellow 023
Blue 034
Maroon 047
Brown 0511
Black 0616
Complete all six families+4
Points attach to ranks, never individual movements. Each movement family is worth the same number of points at the same colour.
How the winner is judged
One measure. 100% verified improvement.
Final verified CALI100 Score minus baseline verified CALI100 Score, expressed in whole points. It is never calculated as a percentage.
First tie-break
Highest single movement-family rank achieved at final grading.
Second tie-break
Greatest number of families graded at Maroon 04 or above.
Final tie-break
Earliest complete final grading submission received by CALI100.
Eligibility: choose the public pathway, complete the Challenge and hold verified baseline and final scores. A deferred family scores zero at both gradings, so you can still compete using the other five. Publishing your final rank video is not required for Skill Prize eligibility. The skill winner may also win the grand prize.
Two numbers, two jobs
Your rank is what you wear. Your score tracks the climb.
Both are built from the same six verified movement families: Pull, Push, Legs, Core, Handstand and Lateral.
Colour rank
You are placed at the highest colour where all six standards are met. Your lowest family sets your colour.
CALI100 Score
Each family scores independently, so progress in any single family can move your total even when your colour stays the same.
Verified means filmable
Submit clean proof. Keep every rep.
Film at the highest standard you can meet. A harder version of the same movement counts, but a different movement does not automatically prove the rung below it.
All six families
Submit one valid demonstration for each family. Multiple families may be combined in one continuous video using your rank’s clip structure.
Continuous footage
No cuts or speed changes. Keep your whole body and all equipment visible from the first rep to the last.
No timer needed
Every hold is timed from the footage. A timer in frame is optional and does not change grading.
One resubmission
You may resubmit once per movement family inside the grading window. If one family fails in a combined video, only that family is refilmed.
Deferred standards
Injury or lack of equipment may defer one family. The other five remain permanently verified, but a later result cannot change prize eligibility retrospectively.
Start safely
Use secure, stable equipment. Train within your ability and get medical clearance where an injury, condition, pregnancy or recovery affects exercise.
Applications are open
The scoring is locked. Start your challenge.
Find My Rank, then apply. If you want to compete for the Jordan Skill Prize, submit your six-family baseline grading by Day 7. Final grading runs from 14 December to 11.59PM AEST on 24 December, and the winner is announced 16 January 2027.