United States

Collegiate

Calisthenics

Organization

ELEVATING CALISTHENICS

ACROSS NORTH AMERICA

We are a non-profit uniting student calisthenics athletes around a shared commitment to physical fitness, personal development, and community. Through standardized competitions, club development resources, and public outreach, we champion calisthenics as a recognized collegiate discipline.

25 Member Clubs
250+ Athletes and Spectators Served (2025)
SUMMER 2024

USCCO Founded

Born from the passion and dedication of college students who saw the potential for calisthenics to unite campus communities.

SPRING 2025

3 Regional Competitions

First standardized collegiate calisthenics competition rules established with partnerships across multiple states.

THIS COMING YEAR

5 Regionals + Nationals

Growing community of dedicated athletes with 5+ regional competitions and nationals, plus 10+ new schools joining our network across North America.

UPCOMING REGIONAL QUALIFIERS

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COMPETITION CATEGORIES

Endurance

The Endurance competition follows a pre-determined sets and reps routine designed by the Competition Architect. Athletes will complete the routine as quickly as possible, with the fastest time determining the winner. Judges will strictly enforce proper form and technique throughout the event.

Competition Format

One round with the fastest time determining the winner.

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Power

The Power category is a One-Rep Max (1RM) competition for weighted dips and pull-ups, following official USA Streetlifting rules. Athletes will perform three attempts for each movement, selecting their desired weight for each attempt. The highest successful lift in each movement determines the winner. Judges will strictly enforce proper form and technique throughout the event.

Competition Format

Three attempts per movement with highest successful lift determining the winner.

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Statics

Athletes in the Statics category will perform a routine showcasing static flows in front of a panel of judges. Performances are evaluated based on three criteria: statics, power dynamics, and combinations. The top four athletes from the qualifier round will advance to the finals, where judges will score their final routines to determine the overall winner.

Competition Format

Qualifier round with top four athletes advancing to finals for final scoring.

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Freestyle

Athletes in the Freestyle category will perform a routine that showcases the full range of their skills, blending dynamic and static movements. Performances are judged based on four criteria: statics, dynamics, power dynamics, and combinations. The top four athletes from the qualifier round will advance to the finals, where judges will score their final routines to determine the overall winner.

Competition Format

Qualifier round with top four athletes advancing to finals for final scoring.

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