FPSFor The Ready
What is FPS Register

The Tactical Hybrid Sport

Shoot Clean.
Then ShootUnder Duress.

FPS fuses functional obstacles with live marksmanship and measures what happens to your precision when your body is wrecked. No other sport scores this.

We capture your shooting clean. Then we make you earn every shot tired. The gap between them is the score.

Register — Aug 15–16 See How It Works
LSRC · Costa Mesa, CA · 15–16 August
One Relay · Three Rounds ~45 MIN
R1
Baseline — your best
Shoothouse No obstacles
R2
Loaded
Obstacle 1 Obstacle 2 Obstacle 3 Shoothouse
R3
Loaded — deeper fatigue
Obstacle 1 Obstacle 2 Obstacle 3 Shoothouse
Same house, new array every round — placement randomized, no-shoots hidden in the mix. Round 1 is your clean precision. Rounds 2 and 3 are the same house under accumulating load. The drop is your Stress Delta — how well you hold up when it counts.

What Is FPS

A Sport Built to Measure Performance, Not Just Reward It

FPS is a civilian tactical hybrid sport. You run functional obstacles, then clear a marksmanship shoothouse with ATF-certified non-firearms — on the move, under time. Every rep and every shot is captured and scored objectively, in real time. The competition is the front end. The measurement is the point.

01

Functional Obstacles

Strength, speed, and grit across loaded stations. 90 seconds each, no rest between them. Scaled by division so the challenge is equal, not identical.

02

The Shoothouse

Two rooms, cleared on the move with UNIT Solutions Unit4 non-firearms. The array is unknown until you're in it — targets and no-shoots placed fresh every round. You don't count the room. You read it.

03

Objective Scoring

No judges' opinions. Reps, hits, splits, and your Stress Delta — measured by the system and ranked against every competitor on site.

The Event

Costa Mesa — August 15 & 16

FPS is validating its operating concept ahead of nationwide launch. This is the proof event: the real sport, the real measurement, a controlled field of competitors. Get in early and your name is on the first board.

Venue
LSRCCosta Mesa, California
Dates
Aug 15–16Two days · relays 0700–1500
Format
3 rounds · one shoothouse run each · 6 obstacles total. Round 1 clean, Rounds 2 & 3 loaded.
Relay
10 competitors per relay · ~45 minutes start to finish
Eligibility
18 and over. Signed waiver required at registration.
GO Time
The Ready BoxArrive at your appointed time, kitted and on your feet — no gear in hand, no coffee. Step in and it's GO. PMI and equipment fitting happen in the box. Late is a forfeit, no refund.
Field Cap
160 competitor slots across the weekend. First come, first squadded.
⚠ GO TIME IS GO TIME. Arrive at your slot kitted and ready. Step in the Ready Box and the clock runs. Late = forfeit, no refund.
Introductory
Competitor Entry
$120 / competitor
Full FPS experience. Equipment included — everyone runs the same calibrated kit. LSRC members: enter your member code at checkout.
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Divisions

Everyone Competes On Equal Footing

You're scored against people built like you. Your body weight sets your division, which sets your obstacle loads — the work is matched to your frame so the challenge is equal, never the same.

Winners this event are crowned by gender, weight, and skill. Age is captured and ranked for general standings now. As the sport grows, age-group champions and earned skill classes come online — so the record you set here is where your climb begins.

Gender
Male Female
Weight — your body weight sets your division & loads
RED BLUE GOLD
Skill — call it honestly
Novice · never shot Open · some skill Elite · among the best
Age — ranked for standings this event
18–30 31–40 41–50+

Rankings

Board Opens
Aug 16

FPS is an objectively scored sport. Live standings, Stress Delta leaders, and division results post here the moment the first relay finishes. No history exists yet — be on the board that starts it.

FAQ

Before You Register

Do I need to be a shooter or an athlete?+
No. FPS is built for the capable middle — gamers, lifters, obstacle racers, and anyone who wants to test themselves. Weight divisions scale the physical load to your frame, and the shoothouse uses non-firearms, so there's no live-fire experience required.
What do I shoot? Is this airsoft?+
You compete with UNIT Solutions Unit4 — ATF-certified non-firearms, not airsoft. All equipment is provided and calibrated by FPS so every competitor runs identical kit. Nobody can blame the gear.
What's the actual format on the day?+
One relay, three rounds, about 45 minutes. Round 1 is a clean shoothouse run with no obstacles — your baseline. Rounds 2 and 3 each add three obstacles before the same house. Every round draws a fresh array across two rooms, with no-shoots hidden in the mix and no published count — so you read the room instead of solving it. Ten competitors run each relay.
What does the $120 cover?+
Your full competitor entry — all three rounds, all equipment, your scored results, and your place on the first FPS rankings board. LSRC members enter their member code at checkout for member pricing.
How do I pick my division?+
During registration you'll pick gender, weight division (set by your body weight: RED, BLUE, or GOLD), skill (Novice — never shot, Open — some skill, Elite — among the best), and age band (18–30, 31–40, 41–50+). Winners are crowned by gender, weight, and skill. Age is ranked for general standings this event, with age-group champions coming as the sport grows.
What's the Ready Box — and why does on-time matter?+
The Ready Box is your line of departure. You arrive at your appointed relay time already kitted, on your feet, hands empty — no gear to carry in, no coffee. The moment you step in, it's GO: PMI and equipment fitting happen right there as the start of your relay. Ten competitors run each relay on a tight chained clock, so one late athlete breaks the squad. Show late and you forfeit, no refund. Be early, be ready, be in the box.
Is it safe?+
One competitor per lane, no live fire, no contact, and obstacle loads scaled to your division. You'll sign a liability waiver at registration. You must be 18 or older to compete.
Be in the Ready Box on time and ready to go — or get left behind We cannot fit you into the next slot Every slot is filled with pre-registered competitors This is a rigid, inflexible rule Time blocks key the instruments to the right competitor Miss your block and your scoring can't be run Arrive kitted · on your feet · hands empty Step in the box and the clock runs Late is a forfeit — no refund Be in the Ready Box on time and ready to go — or get left behind We cannot fit you into the next slot Every slot is filled with pre-registered competitors This is a rigid, inflexible rule Time blocks key the instruments to the right competitor Miss your block and your scoring can't be run Arrive kitted · on your feet · hands empty Step in the box and the clock runs Late is a forfeit — no refund

Be On The First Board.

160 slots. Two days. Every block is keyed to its competitors and the scoring runs on the clock — so on-time is the whole game. Register before they're gone.

Register — $120