What are Timbsports?

Timersports are sports events that are based on tasks that often perform timber. In general, Timbersports are engaged in a competitive event, allowing several candidates to participate in a specific activity, while the judge determines who is the clear winner of the event. While the Timbersports concept has been as long as the cuts have been cut, the idea of ​​organized competitions on a national scale has only been a few decades.

Perhaps the best -known example of the national competitions Timbsports would be the competition Timbsports, which takes place in the United States. This Timbersports competition was first held in Wisconsin in 1985 and developed from the free confederation of regional events to the national competition, which allows participants from all over the country to qualify and participate in specific challenges. The subject of the event managed to find out who is the only best cut, Based with overall performance in the main events that make up the competition.

Timbsports usually focuses on six basic explanationsv. Each of the six challenges concerns tasks that regularly perform any professional timber. All challenges include the use of a type of saw, often chain saw.

The basic challenge is known as Springboarding. This includes the use of two spring boards on the spring to the top of the pole and use the ax to disconnect the block set at the top of the pole. Usually the timber must use cutlets on two sides of the block to release it from the pole.

Other common challenges in Timersports competitions include chain blankets that have been clearly labeled. The accuracy of the cut is the key to winning the competition. Other events focus on lumber skills that include the use of ax. These often include thhruby -siring and detailed slices supplied on two sides of the protocol. The timing and accuracy play a huge role in determining the winner of any competition.