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Flame Stadium Champion

Flame Stadium Champion

Won a full contest in Track & Field (Champion difficulty)

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How to unlock the Flame Stadium Champion achievement in Kinect Sports - Definitive Guide

In my Opinion, this is the hardest achievement of the game ( Close to bump-osaurus ) . You will need above 590 overall score to have a chance to win it.

Sprint 100m :

Start and end boost is a must to get first.

It very important that you run as fast as you can and focusing getting your knees high while doing so, keep a steady rhythm.

Start Boost : You need to crouch and have one arm forward and arm backward ( Look the AI to have a clue ). What i did is once it says to get ready on screen, i counted in my head to 3 then start running even it i didnt hear the start sound, the game always start at the same moment offline.

End Boost : When you get close to the finish line, put both arms straight in front of you and keep running fast with high knees.

My Best time was 7.27 seconds doing this.

Javelin Throw :

On this one running is important but no need to run as fast as in the sprint. Focus more on keeping your knees high. When you get to the green zone, crouch just a bit then get back in stand position while throwing the javelin straight up in front of you. Keeping the arm straight helps. Hopefully, you'll get above 110m.

Highest throw was 119.87m

Long jump :

This one is really easy to get first when you know this trick.
Running as fast as the sprint is a must on this one.
When you get to the green zone, jump high and start doing the windmill with both arms, it give around 2 meters boost to your jump and make this event a piece of cake.

My best jump was 13.82 but you can do much better than this.

Discus throw :

My worst enemy lol, i dont know why but i had a lot of trouble getting constant high throw in this one. Try to crouch a bit before throwing and get back up has you throw. That all i can say :P

My best throw is 83.23m

Hurdles :

Now it time to give it all you got.

Run Fast, High knees, steady rhythm and jump when you get to the green zone. Also, dont forget the start and end boost!!!

I did about 15 seconds.

So this it, hopefully you got that hell achievement!!! :)

This is my first guide to this site and hope you enjoy, please keep in mind that english is not my first language but i wanted to help you guys.
Also, please dont forget to vote!! :P
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20 Nov 2010 08:44

22 Comments
I would like to throw in my two cents here. I am overweight and still got this achievement. You have to get a start and end boost on the hurdles and sprint to have a chance.

The tips ln the long jump are great. The javelin is easier if you stop running when it turns green and step forward and throw it at a good angle, I tried straight up and couldn't get it to work well. On the discus do the same. Step forward when you throw and move your arm at a 45 degree angle. Good luck!
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By Spectrix on 21 Nov 2010 22:05
thank you for the guide helped a lot

a few tips
100m: boost start the high knees to last 10m then boost finsih
javelin:run till bullseye in green and throw a punch it should be able to reach as far as 121m
long jump: windmill jump should get 11 - 13.5m
discuss: crouch then jump throw should get 70 - 90m
hurdles: same as 100m
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By ANFIELD MAN NO8 on 31 Dec 2010 19:21
I couldn't even tell that English wasn't your first language, don't worry. Great guide. :)
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By SemanticV0id on 07 May 2011 18:21
Hey thanks a lot, i really appreciate your comment Alderon :)
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By Tinyshade on 09 May 2011 23:58
Nice guide, because of the high TA I thought this was going to take ages but I got it on my first try ;D
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By x InSoMniA o on 18 Jun 2011 09:00
Just wanted to say great guide! One thing though, in your guide you state that their was going to be a video at the end of your guide for further explanation ..Just wondering if you had forgot to put that in there. :P Keep up the good work.
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By x TheWorstGamer on 12 Jul 2011 18:51
The video has been removed by TA and i'm not sure why :(
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By Tinyshade on 14 Jul 2011 18:00
Maybe it was removed due to copywrite reasons? You can message one of the TA staff to ask why it was removed.
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By Math Champion on 19 Jul 2011 20:42
Can't believe how high the ratio is on this one. I got it first try.
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By CrimsonGaidin on 10 Aug 2011 18:30
i got this achievement and the computers were trying so hard to beat each other that they would go from 2nd to 5th in all events and i ended up with 565
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By G0dzxChoz3nx0N3 on 12 Aug 2011 00:43
Done it three times (first tries) one right after another. Piece of cake, just do your best...
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By Darth Hawk CZ on 22 Aug 2011 01:38
Congratz!
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By Tinyshade on 19 Sep 2011 10:20
Thanks got it on my 3th try by tying with 582 points with the AI.
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By DeathGuard 123 on 26 Oct 2011 19:11
Good tips, when i start the game i'll give it a try and a thumbs up. couldn't even tell English wasn't your first language. great job
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By NickHawkeye on 18 Jan 2012 16:45
Thanks! :) Have fun, this game is a blast!
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By Tinyshade on 18 Jan 2012 21:35
The best tip I can give for the throwing events is to make sure the Kinect is up high. I normally play in a small room with the Kinect at knee level. I practiced for two hours and could not get the discus past 70. Once I switched to a larger room and raised the Kinect to eye level I got the achievement on the second try.
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By LausDomini on 14 Dec 2012 04:36
the discus is killing me!!! it's the only thing I can't win. I need techinique explained or something because it keeps giving me 47-60 ft...I always get 1st, 2nd, 1st, last, and 3rd. I only lose because of the discuss.
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By Saft Und Kraft on 31 Jan 2013 17:29
@ LausDomini-

Thank you very much for your tip. After failing many times by around 50 points, I moved my Kinect sensor up to around my head level. Got the achievement first try after doing this, though it was very close.
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By Park Diesel on 20 Mar 2013 09:57
The most important thing here is space. It will help you get much a much higher score in the discus and the javelin. After moving my kinect to a more spacious room, I got in on the first try.
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By jackster and dh on 01 Nov 2014 06:21
YES, got it first try on champion difficulty but practiced a little bit before. In my beginner run I won by gaining 540 points without much effort. I knew that this would not be enough for the champion opponent so I gave my best. I have to agree that more space and a high Kinect sensor definitely improves results overall. I tested a little bit with different positions and distances and came to this conclusion as well. In the end I topped 3 personal bests in 100m, long jump and 110m hurdles. I won with 606 points, the AI in 2nd place got 576 points. Here are my results and some comments: 100 m - 6.90, 1st place = I got a dream boost start passing half of the distance in boost mode. I don't know how I got this, began to run after 3rd heartbeat as usual. Must have been perfect timing. Before my best was 7.50. javelin - 100.5 m, 6th place = here I screwed. I can throw 100-110m pretty often. My best ist 120,8 m. AI winner got 118m!!! long jump - 15.27 m - 1st place = I got this in my third attempt. First two tries were between 13 and 14,5 m. I was already a bit exhausted and wanted to stand still for a moment to get a breath but suddenly my avatar began to run slowly. Probably I moved too much. I thought I am screwed, began to sprint fast for the last 2/3 of the lane and got a perfect jump. Best AI jump was something with 12.5 m so here I won a shitload of points. This was definitely the game winner. discus = 71.28m - 4th place = Actually a pretty good result for me, normally I throw between 40 and 65 m. My best ist 76,64 but I don't know how I got that. Here the AI reduced the gap in overall standings but due to my incredible running and long jump results I was still in front. 110m hurdles - 14.80, 2nd place = Again, a personal best for me (before: 15,17). I could not win the race but due to a good boost finish I got from 3rd or 4th place to 2nd in the last moment. It was all pretty close, even the 1st place was possible. Most important thing was that the AI opponent being 2nd in overall rankings only got in in 3rd or 4th place.
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By Orran Durai on 20 Dec 2015 20:37
Yes finally got this one!

One key advice is to press Y button on the controller after each one because my Kinect always adjusted itself so it did not see my feet very well. So make sure to re adjust it after it says adjusting Kinect after each one. (Well it did not maybe do it every time but keep checking it).

Spring I always won and long jump I got 13M+ and hurdles was one of my weakness as I did not practice it much. Got 5th when I got the achievement.

Discus! My record is 89M something but got 78M or so when I got the achievement!

And on javelin I normally get around 90-100M but on the attempt when I made it I got 104 or something.

I got lucky that the beast in discus and hurtles was low on score so I could keep my lead.

I had 8 points lead to the last event and it was enough! Think I won with 3 points and think I ended with 154 points.

My right arm are dead after my hard throws... So glad I got this one!
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By MattiasAnderson on 22 Apr 2018 18:04
Adjusting the camera before each event was key advice as mentioned by MattiasAnderson

I would average 50m with discus until I found this video and then could get 80m consistently https://youtu.be/Uo8yBUULyWQ?si=dPgVnilVrihjKGW1
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By MrBurton10 on 03 Jul 2024 03:22
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Hi there,
If any of you are still finding it hard to get the Flame Stadium Champion achievement for Track and Field, or just want to get better scores, you might find this new video guide useful. It features a member of the Rare test team and hopefully you'll be able to copy his actions for some great results.

Ben Talbot - Web & Community Officer - Rare Ltd
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18 Feb 2011 15:16

After spending a bit of time on this, and coming back multiple times to try and finish this game, it finally all came together. I recommend practicing the events separately, as you will eventually figure out ways that work for you. This is how I originally figured out the javelin, long jump, and knew I could get a good time in the running events. Some of my info I will be doubled from above, but here's what I did.

Run Point Total - 611(It was a dream run, first in every event)
Sprint - 7.10
I have my Kinect set at about knee level for this. When it shows the word set, get into a runner's stance, with one hand back and bend over. Once the text goes away, say "one Mississippi" and take off running. Keep your knees high, arms moving back and forth, and don't stop. Go as fast as you can, but try to keep a consistent form. Even if you think you are early, do not stop unless it says a false start. On my best runs, I had starts that seemed to come before the guy says go, but it registered as valid. Once you cross the last thin white line(last 10 meters) bend over and you'll boost over the line. Only move on if you have below a 7.65.

Javelin - 114.65
Again, I kept my Kinect at the knee level. For this, I could only get a good throw with my left hand. When running, focus on getting high knees but you do not have to run anywhere near as fast. For your arm, I kept it at a position slightly above what the Kinect would register as me trying to pause. Make sure you keep it away from your body and don't keep it close. Run, and at the green swing your arm through with a slight increase in angle, but do not bend your elbow. I was consistently getting above 110. Only move on if you get above 105, or place around 4 or better.

Long Jump - 13.22
This one has the potential to get back a bunch of points. The AI won't get above 13, and it isn't too hard to get a high 12, or even 14. Run as you do with the Sprint, high knees, arms back and forth, and as fast as you can with good form. Once you hit the green, jump up as high as you can and swing your arms or hands in circles. Swinging your hands works most of the time, but it is more consistent to swing your arms. You need to win this event, or at least be within a few points of the top place.

Discus - 86.21
Until my dream run, my best was 56. That 56 came in a tournament where I lost by 2 points, 590 vs 588. For this move your Kinect about to shoulder/chest level. Retune your Kinect by pressing Y so that it can see your arms fully. Select the discus with your right hand, and take a step forward with your left foot so that you are in a straight wide stance. Similar to Javelin, you want to keep your arm straight as much as you can, and away from your body. Begin by twisting to your right, and bring your right hand behind you. Bend your knees a bit, and your right hand should be a bit below the waist level. From here, swing through with your hips, and bring your arm slightly up in angle, unwinding your hips and straightening your stance. Halfway through, you will want to bring your back foot(right) forward and while swinging you should step forward. So you will end with a similar foot stance as you started, just opposite. Continue twisting your hips, turning, swinging your arm forwards, but once you are near the end of a full swing, you can bend your elbow. Your end stance will have you ending facing to the left. This reminds me of a golf swing. After doing really bad in the discus, this was what I tried during my winning run. Hit 84. 82, 86. You need to be in the top 3 to have a chance here.

Hundles - 15.03
Move the Kinect back to the sprint level and retune it. The same as sprinting, get into a runner's stance, wait for the word SET and say one Mississippi. This seemed to have a slightly longer wait, so you may want to say one Mississippi two. This could also be because I knew I was about to unlock the achievement and was slightly excited to get it. Nonetheless, I false started 2 times in a row and had to wait for the word Go. Again, run as fast as you can with good form, high knees, and when the hurdle turns green jump. Try and jump sort of like a gallop or how the game is doing it for the most optimal run. I wasn't able to do this so I ended up stopping and jumping with both foot and clumsily getting back up to speed. I also hit a hurdle here by jumping a bit too late, so I could have gotten a better time.


Hopefully, some of these tips help! Looking back, this is NOT as hard as it sounds, it just take s a bit of practice. 6 months before I got the achievement, I gave this achievement a few
tries with no luck. I got nowhere near and lost hope. The day before getting this achievement, I gave it a new try and got 5th, 4th, 2nd, 6th, 5th. I was incredibly sore the next day(the day of writing this) but wanted to give it a shot. On my second try, I completely dominated and won by 28. This achievement will take some practice, sweet, and time. You WILL be sore the days after doing is. But it is not as hard as the ratio makes it sound.

Any other information needed, feel free to message me.
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18 Dec 2018 04:27

This is the final (at least hardest) challenge in Kinect spots. Here are complete solutions to each event, then put them all together to get this achievement. For me, the hardest event is the hurdles. I could never figure out when to jump in order to not barely knock it over, therefore I'd get close to last each time. As long as you do good on the first 4 events (3 wins and 1 event in the top 3) then you should still pop the achievement even coming in near last. Also, The sprint and hurdles are best to only do in the winning round or when you are trying the full contest so you do not consume all of your energy. all of the others you should practice via the minigames menu.

1. Sprint
put your hands on your knees and bend down once the race is about to start. A second or two after it says ready, start running. Before the go icon appears on screen. This will give you a tremendous advantage. Putting you far ahead of everyone, If you did get the start boost. If you DO NOT get the start boost, restart the round. run through the race with high knees and low hands. once you get somewhat near the end bend down like in the start boost but keep running (If that makes sense) You should easily be able to win the race and get #1. The further you beat the second guy, the more points you will bank, so do not quit trying once they are far behind you. (you should get around 7 and a half seconds.

2. Javelin
This is the hardest to score big on of the first 4 rounds, but you can still fairly easily get in the top 3. Grab your javelin and start running like you did in the sprint, except not moving your hand or arm that you have the javelin in. Once you get near the end of the green area lunge forward with your arm going back and over your head as fast as you can. You should get above 107 each time.

3. Long Jump
Not terribly hard to get 1st on, as long as you do not get a foul jump by jumping past the end of the track. Start running like you did in the sprint and jump right at the end of the green area. once you are in the air take your hands (That are low when you are running) backwards and swing them around in a windmill twice. This should yield around 11-14 meters when executed properly.

4. Discus
Really easy once you get the technique down. Have not heard anyone talk about this one yet. grab your discus and lunge forward like in the javelin with your hands a little above a 45 degree angle. You should get between 84 and 95 each time.

5. Hurdles.
My worst enemy. You have to run like you did in the sprint, using the start and end boost, except the race is longer and has big things in the middle that you should not slam into. Your best bet is to jump as close to the hurdle as possible, while not running into it. Right when you land start running again, there is no time to waste or you will slow down. You should aim for around 15 seconds.

Now, put all these together to have a successful round.

EDIT: I finally popped the achievement. I got 1st in the sprint, 5th in the javelin, 1st in the long jump, (not by much), first in discus by quite a bit, and 7th in the hurdles. I ended up with 590, and the second guy with 588, so it was very close.

Also as a side note, I got circuit breaker for a second time on my winning round haha.
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30 Oct 2019 23:54

This is probably one of the most physically demanding achievements, as there will be a fair bit of running on the spot and throwing going on here. With it being Champion difficulty, you will be really pushed to the limits to do as well as you can in each and every event. Remember that you do not have to come first in every single event, as winning is based on your total points for the whole contest. This should not be attempted until you are confident that you can at the very least break each world record, as this is the best way to rack up as many points as possible. Winning is obviously the most secure way to get this, although a close second or third will keep any point difference between you and your opponents to a minimum, meaning there’s less chance of them overtaking you after possibly one of your weaker events.

  • 100m – Remember, the game reads high knees as running fast, so try and move those knees and quickly and as high as possible. A boost start and boost finish always helps too. See “Turbo Pants”
  • Javelin – Get a good run up, and throw at a good angle, around 60/70° (depending on what works best for you) to get a good mix of enough height for it to travel well when it begins to dip and plenty of power and distance to make it go further. Remember, you get three attempts at this, and they select your best, so as long as you get one good solid throw in, it doesn’t matter as much if you mess up afterwards. If you can hit the electrical equipment at the back, then you should have no problems here. See “Circuit Breaker”
  • Long Jump – A good technique to employ here is the one mentioned in “Windmill Wonder” as you seem to go further. Get a good, quick run-up and jump as soon as the path goes green. Kinect has a slight delay, so this should prevent you running over and fouling. If you get a good run-up, and a good jump, you should get a good distance. Windmilling your arms while in mid-air seems to significantly improve the distance too, if done correctly. Obviously, the further the better. This may take a bit of practice to get right.
  • Discus – Unlike the Javelin, you are not required to do a run-up. Simply stand with your throwing arm outstretched and bent slightly at the elbow. Keep your legs straight and pivot your body about your waist. Keep your arm at the angle you wish to throw at, and when you pivot your body back, pivot your arm back by your shoulder. Pivot both forward at the same time, with a good deal of force and hopefully you should get a good throw. Like with the javelin, you get three attempts at this, so as long as you get at least one decent throw, it doesn’t matter as much if you mess up in the other two.
  • Hurdles – Speed and timing are everything here. You will need to be quick off the line and quick in the running parts. You will need space here to ensure that you can jump without bumping your head, or without head-butting your light fittings, as believe me, it’s very off-putting… As you approach the hurdle, it will turn through orange to green. Jump as soon as the hurdle turns green and you should clear it without losing any speed. Keep this up until you’ve cleared the last hurdle, then treat the final straight like the 100m sprint, putting as much energy as possible into getting as quick a time as possible.

Hopefully, those tips as well as any personal techniques that work for you, will help you bag your achievement by the end of this very tiresome Track & Field event!

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