Obstacle performance times

In an analysis of obstacle performance times attributed to Kathy Keats, these times were given as what the average club performance should be to be competitive:

• Dogwalk - Under 3.0 seconds for the average competitor.
• Teeter (variance due to equipment) - Less than 2.0 is good for the average competitor.
• A-frame - Less than 2.2 is good for the average competitor.
• Weave poles (huge variance due to surface and spacing) - Average competitor is doing well to have 3.3 or less.

Something to aim for. Fastest times are 1 to 1.5 seconds less than this.