Anova Lighting Activity——Floor curling
Anova Lighting had a very good result in the Lion King Championship (a performance competition) in March, so in June, we participated again. This time, we were surrounded by different teammates than the last one, so on June 18, we went to Anon Bay (farm) with the corporate team that participated in the competition together to have a fun curling competition and to award the teammates who performed outstandingly in the first half of the month.
We are going to divide into 4 groups before we officially start the floor curling game. Let everyone communicate more with other company's people through group games. After the grouping, our judges, briefly explain the rules of curling game.
The floor curling competition is divided into 3 stages of competition: points race, clearing race and PK race:
In the points race, each of the 4 teams will throw their pots in turn to score points.
In the clearing round, there are 5 obstacle curlers on the field, and the 4 teams need to throw their pots in turn to clear the obstacle curlers out of the division, and the team with fewer pots wins.
The PK tournament is a two-by-two PK tournament with four teams forming an attacking and defending team to throw pots. The winning team is the one with the closest to the center of the floor after throwing all the floor pots. The scoring is based on the number of consecutive effective floor pots that are closest to the center, and each consecutive floor pots that are close to the center is scored as one point, and so on, until the negative team's floor pots are closer to the center than the winning team's floor pots.
(Note: An effective floor ice bottle is one that stays inside the base camp or touches the border of the outer circle of the base camp.)
Everyone had a great time in the game of floor curling. At the end of the game, each of the 4 teams also had a brief review. After the brief review, it was time for our award ceremony.
Floor curling provides an enjoyable moment of relaxation as well as promoting the winter Olympic curling event for everyone to enjoy the sport.