Yoga competition and academy management software

Competitive yogasana turns a personal practice into an event with entries, categories and results. Athletes perform asanas before a panel of judges, and competitions usually separate events by age group and gender, with individual events running alongside pair and group events.

Event lists differ between federations and levels. Many competitions include a traditional event, in which athletes perform a set of prescribed and chosen asanas, and artistic events performed individually, in pairs or in groups. On Zeetius each one is its own event, with its own entries and eligibility rules, so the programme matches the one your federation publishes.

Zeetius Tournaments includes yogasana among the sports it supports. An organiser creates the championship, adds each event and age category, sets entry fees and eligibility, and opens entries on a listing page that carries the organiser's own name and branding.

• Age categories. Sub-junior, junior and senior groups, or whichever bands your rules define.
• Individual, pair and group. Each format listed as a separate event with its own entries.
• Eligibility. Age and registration checked as athletes enter, not on the day.

Once the final standings for an event are known, results are published under the championship and certificates are generated in bulk for every participant, not only the medallists. Certificates carry the organiser's branding, which removes one of the slowest jobs at the end of a yoga championship.

For federations, results feed into rank lists prepared from real competition outcomes, and each athlete's history builds up across seasons, from district events to state and national championships. Selectors can see which athletes have competed in which events and age groups without assembling the record from paper result sheets.

Judges' marks are recorded and published as results, so athletes, coaches and parents see the final standings for each event once the panel has confirmed them. Judging methods vary between federations, so tell us your judging format and how your panel scores performances, and live scoring for your format can be discussed with our team.

Results are published under the championship for every event and age category, so a school or academy with athletes in several events can see all of its placings in one place. The same results feed the certificates, the federation's rank lists and each athlete's competition history, so a result confirmed on the day is recorded once and reused wherever it is needed.

Yoga academies and studios run batches by age, level and time of day, from children's classes to adult and therapeutic groups, often across more than one centre. Zeetius Academy holds each student's profile, batch and attendance, and teachers record attendance and assessments on the mobile app during the class.

Students and parents register and pay fees online, and the academy sees collections, teacher payroll and expense claims in the same system as its timetable. Parents see their own child's attendance, assessments and fees, and nothing else.

Academies that train students for competitive yogasana can run internal competitions and manage entries to external championships, so selection draws on the same records teachers keep every week. Zet AI inside Zeetius Academy answers questions about the academy's own attendance, assessment and fee data.