How to Play Chase Tag Without an Official Quad: A Guide to Training Anywhere
In the past few years, Chase Tag has grown from simple playground fun to a globally recognized sport. But what if you want to practice
Ghent, the European Youth Capital 2024, is set to host an exhilarating spectacle of street culture and sports at the ASFALT Festival. This multi-day event, dedicated to celebrating the energy and creativity of urban talents, will feature a diverse array of activities from parkour to street football. However, the highlight of the festival is undoubtedly the World Chase Tag (WCT) competition, which promises to captivate audiences both on-site and worldwide via live broadcast on WCT’s social media channels.
ASFALT is more than just a festival; it is a platform for showcasing and nurturing urban talent. The event aims to promote street culture in its broadest sense, offering opportunities for street artists, breakers, BMX riders, skaters, rappers, basketball players, and street footballers to display their skills and connect with the community. This celebration of street culture is a testament to the power of the street as a place where passions are shared, and skills are honed.
The festival embodies the spirit of openness and connection, inviting participants and visitors to explore the vibrant street scene and discover new facets of themselves. As part of the European Youth Capital 2024 initiative, ASFALT underscores Ghent’s commitment to integrating young people as vital contributors to the city’s future, making the city a hub for youth activities throughout the year.
Among the myriad of activities at ASFALT, the World Chase Tag competition stands out as the pinnacle event. The competition will unfold over two days, featuring top teams from around the world.
Saturday, September 21: Belgian Qualifiers
The excitement kicks off on Saturday with a qualification round exclusively for Belgian teams. This day-long event will determine the fifth team to join the international lineup in Sunday’s main competition. Belgian teams will have the chance to showcase their prowess and earn their spot in the spotlight, adding a local flavor to the global contest.
Sunday, September 22: International Chase Off
Sunday’s main event will see five elite teams from around the globe battling it out on a specially constructed floating Quad, adding an extra layer of challenge and spectacle to the competition. The lineup includes:
• KIMEO: The current vice-world champions, known for their precision and tactical expertise.
• Parkour59: The reigning French champions, celebrated for their speed and agility.
• UGEN: The best team from the UK, renowned for their innovative moves and coordination.
• Dexterity Depot: A formidable team from the USA, bringing power and finesse to the Quad.
The competition promises to be a showcase of the best in Chase Tag, with each team bringing their unique style and strategy to the game. The floating Quad setup will not only test the participants’ physical abilities but also their adaptability and creativity.
KIMEO vs Dexterity Depot at WCT6 World Championship
UGEN vs Dexterity Depot at WCT6 World Championship
KIMEO v Parkour59, finale of WCT6 France
The entire Chase Tag competition will be broadcast live on all WCT social media channels, ensuring that fans around the world can tune in to witness the action. This live coverage will capture every thrilling moment, from the tense chases to the spectacular evasions, bringing the excitement of Chase Tag to a global audience.
In the past few years, Chase Tag has grown from simple playground fun to a globally recognized sport. But what if you want to practice
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