starting a comp.

[Michael Womack]

who can direct me to one of the WCA people so i can try to start one and what whould I do I live in the KOII WCA area?

 

[Vinny]

You mean that you want to contact a WCA delegate. Click here, find a delegate, and make sure you have some sort of venue that you can use.

 

[emolover]

You do not have the experience at a competition to organize a competition.

Plus there is money involved in which I doubt you have a job.

 

[danthecuber]

If you need to ask us, then you definitely can't organize a competition.

 

[benskoning]

I asked here if I should have a comp in WI now it will be on june 2 any way Michael Find a venue first like the local YMCA then find a WCA person.

- Benskoning

 

[Bryan]

I asked here if I should have a comp in WI now it will be on june 2 any way Michael Find a venue first like the local YMCA then find a WCA person.

Who's doing that competition? The YMCA never returned my e-mail.

 

[Carson]

koii.cubingusa.com

Click the "Contact" link.

 

[Meep]

You do not have the experience at a competition to organize a competition.

Plus there is money involved in which I doubt you have a job.

Four competitions is more than some competition organizers have been to.
Also, money's not always involved. If it is, just make sure it's reasonable enough that registration money would cover it (Don't need a job).

 

[cuberkid10]

You'd have to rent timers and mats...

 

[collinbxyz]

You'd have to rent timers and mats...

Dont most delegates own these? Or is it just Bob Burton who delegates pretty much every comp in my are?

Anyway, have you ever been to a comp?
Have you ever helped run a comp?
How many have you been to?

 

[masterofthebass]

Dont most delegates own these? Or is it just Bob Burton who delegates pretty much every comp in my are?

Bob has timers because was previously the most active organizer on the east coast. Now though, since he has so much, he just provides them for every organizer around.