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About GOODLIFT

The System Structure

Users of GOODLIFT System

GOODLIFT is a computer informational system, which makes possible to automate powerlifting competitions. The system can work on one computer (as a competition server – automation of the work of a technical secretary and a speaker, preparation of working competition documentation) as well as a network system (informational boards, lift order, presentation/introduction of sportsmen, current session protocols). So, with the help of GOODLIFT you can activate the competitions, prepare all the necessary documentation in a very quick way and make the organization of competitions more informative and spectacular.

With the help of GOODLIFT you can:

automate preparation of competition protocols;
automate the work of competition speaker (to arrange the lift order);
automate the decision of sportsmen's placing each weight category (including age categories for masters), calculation of team points (taking into account situations when a lifter can be retired from the competition by doctor's decision, disqualification caused by attempt failure);
conduct competitions not only in triple disciplines (championships) but also in bench press;
control remote computers in the network from the system operator place which enables to switch computer-clients over different modes of informational presentation;
set protection to the system access – no one but those who have the access rights (passwords) will be able to receive access to the data;
output the copy of official scoresheets (in every discipline, after the discipline, final scoresheet) to inform about the results of current session of the competition;
predict placing and total in a weight category in accordance with announced body weight and performed attempts;
output information about the attempting sportsman on the informational board (besides it's possible to output video-signal on any kind of video-projecting device: multiscreen systems, video projectors, TV-screens etc.);
output timer on the informational board (count down in minutes and seconds, sound signals);
output two lines of any information on the information board using effects of semi-transparency and blinking;
introduce the participants of the competition (the information is presented via computer graphics);
group sportsmen automatically and allot the lot numbers in every weight category;
determine the number of participants from every team who contribute to team points;
determine the number of points which a sportsman is awarded with according to his placing;
organize double competition and deride the results into two different protocols;
print speaker card;
print loting protocol;
print session scoresheet table;
print sportsmen personal equipment table;
print assistant table;
print a sportsman rating list which is formed by advance nominations;
print Wilks Formula protocols and scoresheets;
print detailed final scoresheets (performance of every attempt; placing, taken in every discipline);
print winner protocols;
print referee protocols;
print competition statistics;
print all lifters rating list in accordance with Wilks Formula;
put down all ready documentation in MS Excel file (.XLS) which allows to make it edited, formatted and saved for further usage.