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# Skill level 1-10, what is that?

Skill level 1-10 is a scale used to indicate a person's experience and proficiency in a specific sport. Using this scale simplifies communication, especially during competitions, to ensure fairness by matching participants at suitable levels.

The following skill levels are available:

1. **No experience**\
   Completely new to the sport, no prior knowledge or skills.
2. **Beginner**\
   Limited understanding of the rules and basic movements.
3. **Novice**\
   Some familiarity with the sport, can perform basic actions with some guidance.
4. **Intermediate**\
   Understands the rules and techniques better, can play with moderate skill.
5. **Proficient**\
   Competent in the sport, can play without significant errors.
6. **Advanced**\
   Demonstrates above-average skills, understands strategies and tactics.
7. **Skilled**\
   Capable of consistently performing at a high level, understands the nuances of the game.
8. **Experienced**\
   Has substantial experience in competitive play, can adapt to different situations.
9. **Elite**\
   Highly skilled and accomplished, capable of performing at a professional level.
10. **Expert**\
    Among the best in the sport, possesses exceptional knowledge and skill, may be a professional athlete or coach.


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