What better way to end the event than with a fun dyno competition sponsored by Bendcrete? The objective is pretty simple, hey it's not exactly rocket science simple dyno diagonally from the two starting holds to the specially designed finishing jug, modelled on a previous employee of Bendcrete (answers on a postcard to ****). Competitors were allowed a short period of familiarisation with the hold set at the shortest distance before the sudden death rounds began.

Most competitors made it easily through the first round but after repositioning the finishing hold most of the female competitors failed to make it through to the next round possibly due to the hold being moved too far. The next few rounds saw only a few male competitors being knocked out, at this rate the competition would go on all night. The spectators were encouraging Percy to move the hold further and further each time so it was not long before only a handful of competitors were left. During the final round it looked as though the hold had been set just too far as each competitor failed to latch onto the jug. Last up was Pat King, could he make the distance and hang the hold? Pat stepped up to the board chalked up took a few swings before launch out towards the hold and yes he just managed to catch the hold and control the swing to win the competition.

You may have thought that that would be it but oh no they wanted to go further. The hold was moved to a new position beyond the unofficial record, the only question was whether anybody could dyno that far? The remaining die-hard competitors came very close to hanging the hold that was until Adam Long pulled out a truly awesome effort to create a new unofficial record of 2.41 metres.

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