- Feb 20, 2011
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You know what I love about Jam Brands? They have a universal score sheet. And they break down their score sheets into these really easy-to-understand scoring grids. And their Jam Score employees are amazingly helpful. I'm Jam Brands all the way. (And no, I'm not a Jam Brands employee.)
Agreed. When I look at my teams' scores I can easily identify where they are missing points and refer to the grid on how to improve. My biggest complain would be their unwillingness to correct a score. At Jamlive Chicago, they misscored my junior team in stunt and jump difficulty, and said it wasn't their policy to correct scores. Apparently "all scores are final". The judging coordinator rewatched the video and even confirmed that the score given was wrong. Because of a deduction for a stunt fall, it wouldn't have changed our placement, however it was still frustrating- particularly because we were mis-scored at a jam brands event the previous weekend and had already discussed the issues at the previous event and with the Jam Score staff and Jamcare Rep so we wouldn't have the same problem at Jam Live. So much for that.