Join the Deadly Dozen Volunteer Team Today

The Deadly Dozen wouldn’t be possible without its incredible volunteers! As the backbone of the event, our Deadly Dozen volunteers ensure the smooth running of the competition while creating an electric atmosphere for athletes and spectators. In return, we make sure our volunteers are rewarded like VIPs!

Deadly Dozen Judges

The Role of a Deadly Judge

As a Deadly Judge, you’ll be stationed in the “Labour Lanes,” ensuring competitors complete the correct reps, maintain movement standards, and stay motivated throughout the race. Judges are at the heart of the action, positioned in the center of the track, making it a fantastic social and interactive experience!

There are two types of Judges you can sign up for:

  • Full Judge – Commit to the full event day and receive the complete Judging Package.

  • Flexible Judge – Compete in a race wave and support before or after, receiving an Official Deadly Judge T-Shirt.

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The Flexible Judge Program

Want to race and be part of the volunteer team? Our Flexible Judge program allows registered athletes to judge a few waves before or after their race. This builds community and extends their experience at the event, offering more value for vendors, sponsors, and fellow competitors.

Why Become a Flexible Judge?
✅ Stay engaged beyond your race and support fellow competitors.
✅ Experience the event from a new perspective.
✅ Enjoy exclusive perks as part of the volunteer team.

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Volunteer Requirements & Schedule

  • Must be 16+ years old.

  • Full Judges must arrive at 08:00 for briefing (1 hour before the first wave at 09:00) and finish by 17:00.

  • Breaks include a lunch break and access to drinks, snacks, and restroom facilities.

Volunteer Rewards

We believe our volunteers should be rewarded for their time and dedication. As a Full Judge, you’ll receive:

🎽 Deadly Dozen Judge T-Shirt (first-time volunteers).
💰 1st Event: £30 (or equivalent) Amazon Voucher + T-Shirt.
💰 2nd Event Onwards: £40 Amazon Voucher.
🍔 Meals & Drinks will be provided throughout the day.
📘 FREE Deadly Dozen Training Manual eBook.
📢 Opportunity to promote your business with a banner at the event.

Flexible Judges receive an Official Deadly Judge T-Shirt as a token of appreciation.

Sign Up to Volunteer!

Ready to be part of the Deadly Dozen? Whether a Full or Flexible Judge, your role is crucial to the event's success. Fill out the form below to sign up and secure your spot!

Be part of the Deadly Dozen experience, support a fantastic fitness event, and enjoy exclusive rewards. Join us today!

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