Annex 1
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(subparagraph 1 of clause 1 of chapter 4 of section III)
NOMINAL APPLICATION
To participate in _____________________________________________________________________________________
(name of the competition)
Location _______________________________________________________________________________
Team representative ________________________________________________ mob tel .____________________
Дата проведення ______________
Weight Signature
№ Date, Type categor of the
Surnames, names, patronymic of Surnames, names,
in month, Title / Name of the (number) Age y doctor and
the participants of the Sport club patronymic of
ord year of category federation of group the seal of
competition coaches
er birth program the medical
institution
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1
The persons listed on the list have been properly trained and prepared for the competition.
Head of separated subdivision _____________ ______________________
(signature) (surname, initials)
Head of the structural unit for physical culture and sports
of the local state administration
or a local self- government body seal _____________ ______________________
(signature) (surname, initials)
Representative (coach) of the team _____________ ______________________
(signature) (surname, initials)
Allowed to the competition * _________________________________________
(number of words)
Doctor seal _____________ ______________________
(signature) (surname, initials)
* The number of athletes admitted to the competition is filled by a physician.
Annex 2
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(Clause 4 of сhapter 2 of section VІI)
Referees and judges gestures during the fight
Estimates of technical actions Description of the gestures
and violations
1 2
1. Gestures of judges on the evaluation of technical actions and violations
Clear victory Raise your hand upright with your palm forward
6 points Hand bend in the elbow at an angle of 90 °, forearm vertically, hand palm forward (fingers clench
together)
3 points From the shoulder, stretch your hand upwards at an angle of 45 ° with your palm forward (your fingers
clench together)
2 points From the shoulder stretch the hand sideways parallel to the tatami palm forward (your fingers clench
together)
1 points From the shoulder stretch your hand down to the bottom at an angle of 45 ° with your palm forward (your
fingers clench together)
Remarks With an index finger bent in the elbow, hands from the shoulder point to the side and up
The first warning Pointing your index finger from the head to the side and up
The second warning The index and middle fingers of the hands from behind the head show to the side and up
Disqualification The index finger of the hand stretched from the shoulder is shown horizontally
Ineffective Both hands with their palms down to their sides to be led down
Equal opportunity Bring both hands up to the level of your chest and fold your fists towards you
Have not seen Raise both hands palms to face (eyes)
2. Explanatory gestures of judges
Low blow Lower the palm of your hand from the waist down
Excess contact The hand, clench into a fist, contacts the palm of another hand at the level of the chest
Stroke contact in the ground- The hand, clench in the fist, contacts the palm of another hand at the level of the breast, and then the palm
and- pound of one hand falls to the bottom
Neglect of protection 1. In case of turning back to the opponent, the index finger of the free hand at the level of his head perform
1-2 circular movements in the horizontal plane.
2. In case of neglecting blocking or leaving the strike, raise the forearms of both hands at the level of the
head, then dilute them and bring them back again.
Blow to the elbow joint Put forward your elbow, the outer edge of the palm of another hand touch it
Blow to the knee joint Bring a leg, bending it in the knee, the outer edge of the palm of the same name, touch the knee joint
Blow to the hip, ankle joints, The inner or outer edge of the palm touches the non-lethal zone, which was struck
kidneys, spine, neck
Uncontrolled actions Take one hand to your palm to raise your eyes to the level of your eyes, put another imaginary direct
impact in the air with your other hand
Blow open gloves Raise the fist of the arm bent in the elbow, push the lower part of the fist forward and apply an air strike
on the lower part of the fist
Forbidden grip for the head Raise both hands with compressed fists to the head and squeeze her fists on both sides.
Twisting of the joint (joints) With one hand to grab another hand on the level of the chest in the area of the carpal joint and
conditionally show the twisting of the joint
Passive fighting Take the static position of the fighter in the battle rack
1 2
Actions after the command Conditionally apply two direct strikes in the air, then use a referee's gesture to start the fight (extended arm
"Stop!" extended from the chest with the fingers in the palm folded together, bending upwards at the elbow)
Exit beyond the site (tatami, The index finger of the free hand, directed downwards, in front of his chest, conditionally in the air,
carpet) outline the boundaries of the site.
Strike a hand in the head, body Fist of the hands mark the movement of the hand in the direction of the head or the body, it is easy to
touch it (him)
Strike foot to head, body, leg With a small amplitude conditionally in the air apply a straight frontal kick with a foot, then the outer edge
of the palm easily touch the head, the body, the raised leg
Throw Show the conditional grip of the neck of the jacket and conditionally make a throw over the hip
Painful hold Conditionally show the performance of a pain in the form of flexion of the elbow joint against natural
bend over the forearms of the other hand at the level of their breasts
Submission hold Cross the forearms of their hands at the level of the neck, the fists begin after the carotid arteries
Notes
1. The side judges and referees on the command of the referee estimatethe athlete's with gestures. An indication of
the athlete, whose actions are evaluated, is carried out by the nearest hand with the palm resting down from the shoulder
(horizontally), and the other hand evaluates his technical actions in accordance with the above-described gestures.
2. In the presence of a large number of technical actions, side referees and referees use explanatory gestures to
explain their decision after evaluating certain technical actions or violations independently or at the request of the referee..
3. To show a gesture of strokes in the head do not necessarily touch the head, it is enough to clearly indicate the
movement of the hand in the direction of the head.
Annex 3
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(Section VI, сhapter 2, paragraph 5)
JUDICIAL NOTE
All-round Battle (version _______)
Age group _______ Weight category _______ Circle of competitions _________
Red corner _________________ White corner ___________________
(surname, initials) (surname, initials)
Estimates of technical actions The amount Estimates of technical actions The amount
Arbitrator of points Arbitrator of points
Round 1
Round 2 Total amount for a
duel
Total amount for a
duel
Arbitrator Arbitrator round 1 2 round
1 round 2 round
Side judge 1 ______________
(surname, initials)
Side judge 2 ______________
(surname, initials)
Winner _______________________
(surname, initials)
Arbitrator ___________________________
(surname, initials)
_____________________
(signature)
«____»_____________20___ y.
1. The notation keys in judge's notes:
1) notice of departure outside the site – "ЗМ";
2) notice on passive battle – "ЗП";
3) notice for actions that harm the combat martial arts – "ЗШ";
4) notice for violation of the rules – "ЗПП";
5) notice for neglect of protection – "ЗНЗ";
6) first warning when leaving the site – "1М";
7) the first warning for passive combat – "1П";
8) the first warning for actions that harm the combat martial arts – "1Ш";
9) first warning of a violation of the rules – "1ПП";
10) first warning for neglecting protection – "1НЗ";
11) disqualification – "Д".
12) knockout – "НК";
13)painful hold – "БП";
14) submission hold – "УП";
15) clear victory – "ЧП".
2. In the announcement of the second warning, instead of the number 1, the number 2 is written.
3. Points scored or withdrawn for warning and opponent's remarks are highlighted (circled).
4. In the course of keeping the judge's records by the secretary in the B-1 version, the points for each opponent are
recorded in the order of their announcement by the arbiter through a comma. Each episode of the fight (from the command
"Fight" and to the command "Stop") is separated from each other by a space and a punctuation mark - a semicolon). In the
absence of effective action in the episode is put a dash.
Annex 4
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(Chapter VII, Section 6, paragraph 6)
Range of ratings in versions B-5 and B-6
(depending on the rank of the competition, the age of the participants and their level of preparedness)
Age of an athlete, points
Belt level athlete in all-round 6-7, 8-9 18 years old and
10-11, 12-13 years 14-15 years 16-17 years
years older
1. V-VI ranks of competitions (championships of regions, cities)
Student Degrees 4 – 6* 5 – 7* 6 – 8* 6 – 8* 6–8
Instructor degrees 7 – 9* 7–9
Master's Degrees 8 – 10*
1. III-IV ranks of competitions (championships, cups, other official competitions of the country)
Student Degrees 5 – 7* 6 – 8* 7 – 9* 7–9 7–9
Instructor degrees 8 – 10* 8 – 10
Master's Degrees 9 – 11*
1. Second rank of competitions
(World Championships, European Championships and other international competitions)
Student Degrees 6 – 8* 7 – 9* 8 – 10* 8 – 10 8 – 10
Instructor degrees 9 – 11* 9 – 11
Master's Degrees 10 – 12*
* Competition range, if there is no distribution of athletes by their level of belt qualifications
Annex 5
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(Section VI, chapter 5, paragraph 2)
APPROVED
Deputy Chief Referee
_________ ________________
(signature) (Full name)
"____" ____________ 20____
Protocol of combat martial arts in the section "Shooting"
___________________________________________________________________
(name of the competition)
Exercise _________________
Location__________________________________________________
____________________________________________ "____"__________20__ y.
Age group ___________years Weight category _______ kg
№ Name, № participant Team The result of the Personal place Notes
initials of the participant shooting
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Judge at the fire line ___________________________ (signature)
Secretary __________________________________________ (signature)
Annex 6
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(Clause 4 of clause 2 of chapter 8 of
section VIII)
B-5 and B-6 competition protocols
Protocol version _________ All-battle___________________
Name of the competition _________________________________ Date of the competition "___"__________20___ р.
Competition rank ________
Gender _____ Age group __________________
in Full name of Degree of Team Judge scores in points with a range Place of athlete
order athlete certification judge's judge's judge's judge's judge's the amount of in personal
№ (for B-6) score No. score score score score points into score
1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 account less
and more
marks
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Arbitrator ___________ ________________
(signature) (surname and initials)
Secretary _________ ________________
(signature) (surname and initials)
Annex 7
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(subparagraph 2 of clause 4 of chapter 1
Section IX)
Chief Judge of the Competition
__________________________
(surname, initials)
Team representative
__________________________
(team name)
__________________________
(surname, initials)
Protest by the result of a contact duel
Tatami № ___ Version B -____ Weight category ______ Age category ________
Red belt ______________________________________________________
(surname, initials)
White belt ______________________________________________________
(surname, initials)
Time of the end of the fight __________ The secretary (arbiter) _______________________(signature of team representative)
(signature)
Time of Protest __________ Judge-Inspector ______________________
(signature)
Contents of the
protest:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________
________________________
(signature of team representative)
Annex 8
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(clause 4 of chapter 3 of section ХII)
Target msac-1
msac-1
Full name ___________ Full years ____
_________________ Hit__________
_________________ Signature ___________
Team__________________________________
Dimensions of target elements msac-1
Target items Size (mm)
Target blank Minimum size 100х150
Diameter of black circle in size
Black target centre
33,5±0,5
Ten in target Diameter 4,0±0,5
Ten Diameter 7,0±0,5
Nine Diameter 16,5±0,5
Eight Diameter 25,0±0,5
Seven Diameter 33,5±0,5
Six Diameter 42,0±0,5
Five Diameter 50,0±0,5
Four Diameter 58,0±0,5
Three Diameter 66,5±0,5
Two Diameter 75,0±0,5
One Diameter 83,5±0,5
Dimensional line Thickness 0,2 – 0,5
Annex 9
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(clause 5 of chapter 3 of chapter XII)
Target msac-2
msac-2
Full name___________ Full years ____
_________________ Hit __________
_________________ Signature ___________
Team __________________________________
The size of the target elements msac-2
Target items Size (mm)
Target blank Minimum size 200х190
Diameter of black circle in size
Black target centre
61,5±0,5
Ten in target Diameter 7,5±0,5
Ten Diameter 15,0±0,5
Nine Diameter 30,5±0,5
Eight Diameter 46,0±0,5
Seven Diameter 61,5±0,5
Six Diameter 77,0±0,5
Five Diameter 92,5±0,5
Four Diameter 108,0±0,5
Three Diameter 123,5±0,5
Two Diameter 138,0±0,5
One Diameter 153,5±0,5
Dimensional line Thickness 0,2 – 0,5
Annex 10
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(Clause 1 of chapter 5 of section XIII)
Table of counting points on the discipline "Combat Combination"
Name of the competition
Occupied place
World European Championship of Ukraine, Championship of the Championship of the city,
Championship, Championship Ukrainian Cup, All- region, city of district
World Cup Ukrainian Tournament Sevastopol, city of Kiev
1 2 3 4 5 6
1. Section "All-round fighting"
1 750 700 650 600 550
2 700 650 600 550 500
3 650 600 550 500 450
4 600 550 500 450 400
5 550 500 450 400 350
6 500 450 400 350 300
7 450 400 350 300 250
8 400 350 300 250 200
9 350 300 250 200 150
10 300 250 200 150 100
11 250 200 150 100 50
12 200 150 100 50 30
13 150 100 50 30 20
14 100 50 30 20 10
15 50 30 20 10 0
1 2 3 4 5 6
2. Section "Shooting"
1 700 650 600 550 500
2 650 600 550 500 450
3 600 550 500 450 400
4 550 500 450 400 350
5 500 450 400 350 300
6 450 400 350 300 250
7 400 350 300 250 200
8 350 300 250 200 150
9 300 250 200 150 100
10 250 200 150 100 50
11 200 150 100 50 30
12 150 100 50 30 20
13 100 50 30 20 10
14 50 30 20 10 0
15 30 20 10 0 0
Annex 11
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(subparagraph 1 of clause 2 of chapter 5 of section ХІІІ)
Tournament schedule for battles 2
1
2 18
17
1 10
9 10
9
1 2 20
19
99
5 6 66
19 5
22
21 6
5 12
11 12
11 24
23
3 Final 4
4
3
26
25 4
3 14
13 14
13 28
27
7 3 4 8
8
7
29 8 30
7 16
15 16
15
32
31
Extra fights for
3-4 places
Table of pairing according to the circular system
Number of
participants Circles of competitions
(teams)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3 1-3 1-0 1-2
2-0 3-2 0-3
4 1-3 1-4 1-2
2-4 3-2 4-3
1-3 1-4 1-5 1-0 1-2
5 2-4 3-5 4-0 5-2 0-3
0-5 2-0 3-2 4-3 5-4
1-3 1-4 1-5 1-6 1-2
6 2-4 3-5 4-6 5-2 6-3
6-5 2-6 3-2 4-3 5-4
Recommendations for drawing lots in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4
1. Drawings shall be conducted in such a way as to make it impossible to meet the most qualified athletes in the first round of
the competition, as well as, if possible, postpone a meeting of the team members and the most ranking athletes.
2. The order numbers for the participants of the competition, which are specified in the tournament scheme of the fighting, as
well as tables for pairing by the circular system, are provided subject to the following drawing algorithm:
1) First, in the weight and age categories in which the draw is drawn, random order each command is given a conditional
serial number;
2) further from each of the teams selected athletes of the highest sports qualification, which are given serial numbers from the
beginning of a natural number in order to increase the number of the command number *. These serial numbers are final and
determine the place of the athlete in the tournament scheme for the battle or the table for the addition of pairs to the circular
system. Then, from each team, the selection of athletes with a qualification level is lowered to one degree. These athletes are
given the final serial numbers by continuing the earlier (with the provision of serial numbers to the athletes of previous higher
qualification) of the natural number also in the order of growth of conditional numbers of teams *. Subsequently, the
procedure with a drop in the level of qualification to one degree in the selection of participants is repeated until the end of the
list of participants age and weight categories in which the draw is drawn.
In the presence of a certain team of several athletes of the same qualification, the assignment of the serial numbers to athletes
for this team may be arbitrary.
Annex 12
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(section XV, chapter 1, paragraph 2)
NOMINAL APPLICATION
To participate in _________________________________________________________
(name of the competition)
from the team ________________________________________________________________
(general educational institution, district, city, oblast)
№ Full name of the Date of birth Category Doctor's admission
In participant (date, month, year) (date, signature, seal)
order (fully)
1 2 3 4 5
1
2
All the aforementioned participants of the competition have received the necessary sports training and are allowed to participate in the
competitions.
Head of the structural unit for physical training and Sports of the relevant local state administration or a local government body
seal _________ _________________
(signature) (Full name)
Team representative __________ _________________
(signature) (Full name)
In total, ______ persons have been admitted to the competition.
Doctor seal __________ _________________
(signature) (Full name)
Annex 13
to the rules of sports competitions
from military sports all-round
(Section XV, сhapter 4, paragraph 2)
PROTEST
__________________________ ____________________________________
(date, time of protest) (name of the competition)
____________________________________________________________
(team representative)
Team____________________________________________________________
(team name)
The brief content of the violation with reference to the
points of the Rules of sports competitions in military all- Accepted decision (basis)
round competition or the Regulations
1 2
__________________________________________
(date, time of acceptance of the protest, signature)
Decision of the main judging panel of the competition _____________________________
___________________________________________________________________
Members of the main judging panel:
(position) (signature) (Full name)
(position) (signature) (Full name)
(position) (signature) (Full name)
Chief referee _______________________________________________
"______"______________20____ y.
With the decision of the main judging panel of the competition is agreed and accepted__________________________
_________ __________________
(Full name) (signature) (date)
Громадська Спілка Public Union
«Міжнародна організація « International Organization
військово-спортивних of Military and Sports All-
багатоборств» Round Competitions» MSAC
Україна,61129, м. Харків, Ukraine, 61129, Kharkiv,
вул. Бучми, буд. 42 Б кв. 135 street Buchmi, 42 B, apt. 135
моб. тел. + 380931839194 mob. phone + 380931839194
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11th of January 2022 Kharkiv, Ukraine
The Honorable Ms. Anneli Ott,
Minister of Culture of Estonia
Invitation for national team participation in
World and European Championship held in
2022 year
Your Excellency Ms. Anneli Ott!
By this letter we appeal to You to convey an invitation to Estonian sportsmen and Martial
Art organizations to participate in World Championship (place: Ukraine, Kharkiv,
date: 18.11 - 20.11.2022) and Open European Championship (place: Azerbaijan, Baku,
date: 29 of April – 1 May 2022) held in 2022 year by Public Union “International
Organization of Military and Sports All-Around Competitions”. (Rules and Regulations
are in Appendix).
Competitions at World and European Championships are held in combative double (double
– event): 1st Section – “Shooting” (with pneumatic rifle from a distance 10 m. to the target)
and 2d Section - All-Styles fighting (in different versions: from light to full - contact
versions, and two contactless versions: “Self Defense” and “Kata”).
In these competitions could participate different organizations and sportsmen: cadets of
military schools, professional military, policemen, secure service staff etc. (can check the
level of their preparation) and any Sports organization (for improving their fighting skills).
Also, an interested Estonian organization can obtain a license for development of this kind
of sport in Estonia.
We will be glad if you include these events in the annual plan of the Ministry and send
your national team to participate in World and Open European Championship held in
2022 by our organization.
These sport events are fully supported by the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine.
About the possibility of your, senior officials of your country, Estonian national team
attending these events, please, let us know: (for participation in European
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Championship – by March 30, 2022, for participation in World Championship – by
September 15, 2022.
Be free to contact us for any additional information.
To close, I have the honor to express my respect to You, the Government of Estonia and
to Estonian people.
Sincerely,
Mr. V. Levin,
President of the International Organization
of Military and Sports All-Around
Competition (MSAC)
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“APPROVED”
V. Levin
President of the Public Association "International
Organization of Military and Sports All-Round
Competitions"
09.12.2021
Regulations of the European Championship of Military and Sports All-Round Competitions
Section «Combined Martial»
1. Goals and Aims:
-all-round competitions popularization;
-development of sports craft;
-strengthening friendship between countries.
2. Time and Venue:
The competition will be held: 29 of April – 1 May 2022 in Baku (Azerbaijan).
Day of arrival is 28 of April 2022; day of departure is 2 of May 2022. Competition participants will
be stayed in Baku hotels and hostels.
3. Management of competitions:
Overall management of preparation and running the competitions carried out by The Public
Association "International Organization of Military and Sports All-Round Competitions" and
Ukrainian Federation of Military and Sports All-Round Competitions with the support of Ministry
for Youth Affairs and Sport of Ukraine. Direct carrying out competitions rests with the main panel of
judges.
4. Сompetitors:
To participate the competition are admitted teams of countries who’s athletes, as amateur, have
corresponding level of training. Individual competitions, carried out in accordance with the
approved rules competitions in Military and Sports All-Round Competitions.
5. COMPETITIONS PROGRAM
29 April Mandates commission
From 9.00 to 16.00 Competitions of «shooting match» section
(air rifle)
30 April
Competitions of «All- styles fighting» section
From 9.00 to 20.00
1 May
Competitions of «All- styles fighting» section
From 9.00 to 20.00
Competitions of « All- styles fighting » are carry out of the following versions:
B-1 (light), B-2 (dosated contact), B-3 (full contact), B-4 (full contact), B-5 (no contact), B-6 (Kata).
6. Age and weight categories:
Youths and Juniors Adults
Full age(years) 18-39,
Weight (max, kg) 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17
40+
up to 18kg up to 20kg up to 24kg up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 55kg
Super lightweight
up to 20kg up to 22kg up to 26kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 60kg
light weight
up to 22kg up to 24kg up to 28kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 55kg up to 65kg
1 light weight
up to 24kg up to 26kg up to 30kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 60kg up to 70kg
2 light weight
up to 26kg up to 28kg up to 35kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 65kg up to 75kg
Medium
up to 28kg up to 30kg up to 40kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 70kg up to 80kg
1 average
up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 75kg up to 85kg
2 average
up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 80kg up to 90kg
light heavy
over 35kg over 40kg over. 50kg over.65kg up to 75kg up to 85kg up to 100kg
heavy
- - - - over 75kg over 85kg over.100kg
heavyweight
Girls, junior Adults
Full age(years) 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17 18-39,
Weight (max, kg) 40+
up to 18kg up to 20kg up to 24kg up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 45kg
Super lightweight
up to 20kg up to 22kg up to 26kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 50kg
light weight
up to 22kg up to 24kg up to 28kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 55kg
1 light weight
up to 24kg up to 26kg up to 30kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 60kg
2 light weight
up to 26kg up to 28kg up to 35kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 65kg
Medium
up to 28kg up to 30kg up to 40kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 70kg
1 average
up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 75kg
2 average
up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 75kg up to 80kg
light heavy
over 35kg over 40kg over 50kg over 65kg up to 75kg up to 80kg up to 85kg
heavy
- - - - over 75kg over 80kg over 85kg
heavyweight
7. Awards:
The winner, the first and second runners-up in each category will be awarded with Certificates and
medals of the corresponding sports degrees.
8. Financing:
All costs associated with organization and holding of competitions are carried out through
cooperation of finance organizations taking part in the competition, the organizers of competitions,
and other extra-budgetary revenues. Costs for trip, insurance, accommodation and meals of
competitors, coaches, representative should be undertaken by the sending organization.
Charges for entrance of competition - 40 USD, goes for medical services (on duty
"ambulance"), rent of the hall and other technical matters.
The fee for attending a judiciary seminar and obtaining the certificate of an international judge
is 10 USD (optional);
Fee for certificate confirms the right to develop MSAC in your region - 20 USD (by
agreement).
9. Roster:
Deadline for applying the roster to participate in the competitions is over March 30, 2022.
You can apply via telephone (WhatsApp):
+ 38(093) 18-39-194;
e-mail:
[email protected]
In order to pass Mandate commission should be submitted:
-medical certificate
-passport (birth certificate)
-sportsman's qualification record-book
-insurance police
Further information is available from:
Volodymyr Levin, President of the MSAC
tel: + 38(093) 18-39-194
Сompetition venue:
Address: Baku
Location of competition:
Address: Baku
- the cost of living 1 person per day
30 USD;
- the cost of accommodation and
breakfast 1 person per day 40 USD
It is possible to familiarize yourself with:
Application
for competing in the Europe
Championship of Military and Sports All-Round Competitions
Section «Combined martial»
venue: Ukraine, Kharkiv
Date of the event: 29 of April – 1 of May 2022
country Version Weight Surname,
№ Surname, given Date of Age at Age given name,
name, patronymic birth last category patronymic
(in English) birthday (Сoach)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Chief executive officer ______________sign______________ seal of federation
Invitation form
Surname Name country Name of position Email Mobile Location of Visa support participation the need to
Federation , address number the requirement in a obtain a
sports organization judiciary license
organization (legal seminar certificate for
address) the
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Extract from the Regulations of Europian Championship in Military and Sports
All-Round Competitions
Section “Combined martial”
General provisions
The competition’s Regulations (hereinafter The Regulations) set requirements of competition
procedure, permissions and charge of panel of judges, sportsmen, team representatives during combative all-
round competitions.
Combative all-round consists of such kinds:
⎯ All-Styles fighting.
⎯ Shooting.
The competitions of “Combined martial”.
1. Procedure and disposition of competitions.
Competitions are carried out by three kinds:
- All-Styles fighting by B1-B6 versions:
• B-1 light contact, (to the first technical action)
• B-2 dosed contact, (to complete the combination)
• B-3 full contact (without strikes by elbows and knees),
• B-4 full contact (with strikes by elbows and knees in body only),
• B-5 no contact (demonstration of receptions);
• B-6 no contact (demonstration formal technical complex without cold steel «КАТА»).
- Shooting.
Shooting is made of an air rifle or pneumatic gun (hereinafter - pneumatic weapon).
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3. Competitors.
GROUPS IN AGE OF COMPETITORS
Age groups of participants are determined by the number of full years on the first day of the
competition in the following match:
1) children of the I age group - 6 - 7 years;
2) children of the 2nd age group - 8 - 9 years;
3) younger boys, girls - 10 - 11 years old;
4) boys, girls - 12 to 13 years old;
5) senior boys, girls - 14 - 15 years old;
6) juniors - 16 - 17 years;
7) adults - 18 - 39 years old;
8) veterans - from 40 years old.
WEIGHT CATEGORIZE.
Men:
Youths and Juniors Adults
Full age(years) 18-39,
Weight (max, kg) 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17
40+
up to 18kg up to 20kg up to 24kg up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 55kg
Super lightweight
up to 20kg up to 22kg up to 26kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 60kg
light weight
up to 22kg up to 24kg up to 28kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 55kg up to 65kg
1 light weight
up to 24kg up to 26kg up to 30kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 60kg up to 70kg
2 light weight
up to 26kg up to 28kg up to 35kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 65kg up to 75kg
Medium
up to 28kg up to 30kg up to 40kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 70kg up to 80kg
1 average
up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 75kg up to 85kg
2 average
up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 80kg up to 90kg
light heavy
over 35kg over 40kg over. 50kg over.65kg up to 75kg up to 85kg up to 100kg
heavy
- - - - over 75kg over 85kg over.100kg
heavyweight
Women:
Girls, junior Adults
Full age(years) 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17 18-39,
Weight (max, kg) 40+
up to 18kg up to 20kg up to 24kg up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 45kg
Super lightweight
up to 20kg up to 22kg up to 26kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 50kg
light weight
up to 22kg up to 24kg up to 28kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 55kg
1 light weight
up to 24kg up to 26kg up to 30kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 60kg
2 light weight
up to 26kg up to 28kg up to 35kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 65kg
Medium
up to 28kg up to 30kg up to 40kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 70kg
1 average
up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 75kg
2 average
up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 75kg up to 80kg
light heavy
over 35kg over 40kg over 50kg over 65kg up to 75kg up to 80kg up to 85kg
heavy
- - - - over 75kg over 80kg over 85kg
heavyweight
Only grown-up men, who are declared in one of a three last weight categories, can to take part in
competitions.
If a number of category’s competitors is less that three, than by decision of chief secretary and in chime
with team representative, sportsman can to take part in competition of heavier weight category of one’s age,
or of elder age category of one’s weight. At the same time children can’t to take part in competitions of youths,
and youths in competitions of adults. Girls and women can’t take part in full contact competitions (B-3, B-4
version). 14-th aged sportsmen are admitted to take part in competitions of B-3 version. 18-th aged sportsmen
are admitted to take part in competitions of B-4 version.
In competitions for versions B-5 and B-6, athletes perform in their age categories without weight..
Participation in B-5 competitions is allowed for couples, which include athletes of the same age category as
one and various articles (for example, 2 men, 2 women, 1 person + 1 woman). In this case, individual
assessments are credited to each athlete in his age category of the relevant gender. Athlete's performance with
an assistant is allowed (the performance of the assistant is not evaluated).
4. Admission to the competition
1. The personal admission of an athlete to the competition is carried out by the mandate commission
on the basis of:
1) the registered application (Annex 1);
2) a document certifying the identity of the athlete;
3) the admission of a doctor dated not earlier than fourteen days before the day of the meeting of the
mandate commission;
4) insurance certificate (policy, certificate).
2. The sequence of the performance, as well as the composition of the pairs of participants in the
competitions, are determined by drawing lots.
5. Rights and obligations of the participants of the competition
1. Competitors must:
1) to know and comply with the requirements of these Rules and to familiarize themselves with the
Regulations;
2) arrive on time in a race;
3) to comply indisputably with the instructions of judges and other officials specified in these Rules;
4) have equipment of the participant of the competition and personal protective equipment in
accordance with the requirements of these Rules;
5) have a second in the competition (except versions B-5 and B-6);
6) in competitions for versions B-5 and B-6, after drawing lots, to be in a specially designated place
of waiting during the performances of all athletes of their age group until the final announcement of the results;
7) the participant who was declared the first, binds the red belt
(except version B-6);
8) before the demonstration of the technical complex (version B-6) to name the surname, declare the
names of the complex, school, style.
2. Competitors have the right to:
1) apply to the judges through the team representative, and during the match - after a second;
2) at any time to refuse the competition;
3) to carry out control weighting before weighing;
4) at any time to seek medical assistance.
3. Participants are prohibited from:
1) during the competition, leave the competition to the announcement of the result by the judge;
2) interfere with the work of judges, enter into disputes with them;
3) violate these Rules and security measures;
4) during the fight to have foreign objects not included in the equipment;
5) during the performances in versions B-5 and B-6, use dimensional models of firearms and cold
weapons that during the performance may injure athletes, judges, other officials and spectators.
4. By a decision of the Chief Justice the competitor may be withdrawn from the competition for rude
and indiscriminate results by canceling the result in a personal score. Also, by the decision of the Chief Justice
the competitor can be withdrawn for technical unpreparedness, but in this case the result in the personal score
is not canceled.
V. Equipment of competitors
1. Athletes who perform in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 must be dressed in a special cut suit (jacket
or T-shirt, pants) without costume jewelry, without shoes and any solid elements of the fittings (zippers, hooks,
buttons, etc.), girded with a white or red belt, whose length is 2.5 - 3 m, width - 4-5 cm.
2. For athletes who are in version B-5, soft-sided shoes are allowed.
3. During the performance in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4, B-5 it is not allowed to be in glasses. Nails
on the hands and feet of the participants should be trimmed short.
4. Athletes who are in version B-6 have clothing that meets the requirements of one of the two chosen
directions.
5. In the stylistic direction, a t-shirt or kimono dressed in trousers is allowed.
6. In a different direction, the clothes (suit) must correspond to the presented martial arts style.
The presence of the emblem of the style of martial arts in a suit is obligatory.
The color of the belt must correspond to the athlete's attestation in the martial arts system that he
represents during his performance.
The belt must be tied in a square knot so that the jacket is not too loose and long enough to allow it to
be worn twice with the waist. The length of the ends of the belt on each side of the knot must not exceed 2/3
of the length of the thigh.
Sleeves and pants should be moderately free so as not to interfere with movements, close the larger
half of the shin and forearm, leaving the feet and wrists uncovered. Not allowed to roll sleeves jackets and
pants.
Underwear, under a kimono in the form of a smooth white t-shirt or a t-shirt, is allowed to be worn
only for women and girls.
7. Hair, longer shoulders, should be picked up with any soft hair straps.
8. Athletes performing in version B-6 during the performance are not allowed to carry jewelry and
footwear, but the presence of glasses is allowed if their wear is due to visual impairment.
9. In the course of competitions in the section "Shooting" athletes perform in a form of sport (or in
military form, if the participants of the competition are servicemen).
VІ. Personal protective equipment
1. During a performance in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 the athlete must have:
1) protective helmet;
2) gloves on hands;
3) a protective shell on the groin;
4) lining on the legs;
5) a protective vest (for women and participants of competitions according to the B-4 version,
obligatory for athletes of other versions);
6) feet (which close the foot, toes, and heel);
7) cape.
2. Individual protection means during appearances in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 must meet the
following requirements:
1) the protective helmet must protect the eyebrows, temples, jaws, ears, upper and back of the head.
Chin may be left unprotected;
2) gloves must be free of ruptures and seams. If the gloves are corded, the seam is closed by the
adhesive plaster;
3) the use of open-ended gloves is permitted only in the version B-4 for athletes weighing up to 80
kg;
4) gloves for athletes weighing:
up to 30 kg should be closed with fingers and weighing not less than 170 grams (6 ounces);
Over 30 kg and up to 50 kg should be closed with fingers and weighing not less than 227 grams (8
ounces);
more than 50 kg should be at least 284 grams (10 ounces) if they are with their fingers closed and
have a protective pad of at least 4 cm if open with fingers;
over 70 kg should be at least 340 grams (12 ounces) if they have closed fingers and have a protective
pad of at least 5 cm if open thumbs;
more than 90 kg should only be closed with fingers and weighing not less than 397 grams (14 ounces);
5) the protective sink should be made of solid material, fitted in size and worn under pants;
6) the lining of the legs should be made of soft material not less than 1 cm thick, close the legs, and
also the foot, the toes and the heel, if feet are not used;
7) feet should be soft, protect the entire foot, heel and toes;
8) the use of protective footwear that combines the foot and the shin lamp should not be prohibited if
it meets the prescribed requirements.
3. An athlete who has come out on a fight with individual means of protection and in an equipment
which does not meet the requirements of these Rules and within 2 minutes could not eliminate deficiencies, is
considered to be not appearing on a duel.
4. In versions B-5 and B-6, athletes perform without individual protection. If necessary, wrists (in
version B-5) and legs of legs (in versions B-5 and B-6) are allowed.
5. In applications using weapons, it is allowed to use powders in the form of talc, powder, chalk, etc.
to improve the contact of the palm of the weapon.
5. During the B-4 battles and in the event of participation only masters of sports, masters of
international class masters and honored masters of sports of Ukraine or athletes of their respective
qualifications, the athlete may perform without a protective vest and helmet in the event of a trainer and a
representative written consent teams.
X. Versions and the order of the competitions under the section "All-Styles fighting"
1. Competition versions in the form of contact matches
1. Easy contact (version B-1). In the event of a competition in a light contact it is not allowed to carry
out strikes and throws that can lead to knockdown or knockout.
2. Metered contact (version B-2). Competitions in the metered contact are conducted with a controlled
force of impact (throwing), that is allowed strikes (throws) that do not lead to a knockout.
3. Full contact (versions B-3, B-4). Competitions in full contact are carried out without limitation of
the impact forces (throws), while it is allowed strikes (throws) that can lead to a knockout.
In the version B-4 it is allowed to strike the body with the knees and elbows.
2. Versions of competitions in the form of contactless fights (speeches)
1. Couple demonstration of self-defense technology (version B-5):
1) the program of the performance of each pair must necessarily include a certain number of
techniques of self-defense, to be demonstrated by each participant, in the following:
for the age of 6 - 7, 8 - 9 years - four receptions;
for the age of 10 - 11, 12-13 years - six receptions;
for the age of 14 - 15, 16 - 17 years - eight receptions;
for the age of 18 and over - ten receptions;
2) the first half of the demonstrated technique of self-defense is used against non-weapon action, the
second one - against the actions of the weapon.
2. Demonstration of formal technical complexes (version B-6):
1) B-6 msac - Competitions are held in the form of a demonstration of a formal technical complex of
combat combinations style in an individual performance. The basic principle in the assessment is to identify
technical errors in the technology of this complex;
2) B-6 all styles - competitions are held in the form of a demonstration of traditional formal technical
complexes, representing different styles of martial arts in an individual performance without weapons.
Demonstration of a technical complex of arbitrary nature is also allowed. The main principle in
evaluating such performances is not the analysis of interstellar errors, but the detection of mistakes inherent in
all styles (violation of coordination of movements, stability, equilibrium, lack of concentration in movements,
violation of the balance of the center of gravity, lack of concentration of force and control of action, lack of
combat spirit, violation breath, as well as look, facial expression, rhythm, expressive style writing, etiquette,
simplicity or complexity of the technique of execution). On the eve of the performance of an athlete from the
FTK an arbitrary character of the brigade of judges is given a description of the specified complex.
3. The order of the competition
1. Fights in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 begin with the command of the referee "Fight" and ends with
the signal of the gong (sound signal) or by the referee's command "Stop".
Duration of the match is:
for children of the 1st age group 6 - 7 years and the second age group of 8 - 9 years of both sexes - 1
round 2 min;
for younger males males 10 - 11 years old, boys males 12 - 13 years and all age groups of women
under 18 years - 1 round 3 min;
for older boys males from 14 to 15 years of age, junior males 16 - 17 and women from 18 years old -
2 rounds for 2 min;
for all ages men from 18 years old - 2 rounds for 3 minutes.
Before the start of the match, the athletes start at the starting positions marked on the court to hold the
match. By the referee team, the red belt participant takes the place to the right of the referee, the participant
with the white belt - to the left, congratulating each other in the beginning and after the end of the match
handshake or bow.
During the competition after the first round, athletes rest for 1 minute, sitting on a chair in the
established places.
After the time of the match stops, the technical actions after the gong or the referee's team "Stop" are
not counted (violations - credited).
A match by a referee team can be interrupted for each participant for the entire duration of the match
for no more than 5 minutes (for providing (receiving) medical care, eliminating disadvantages and
inconvenience in clothing and equipment, etc.), after which the participant who did not have this time , the
defeat is counted, and the opponent is awarded a pure victory.
The duel ends ahead of time in the event of awarding one of the participants a clear victory, a victory
over the obvious advantage or disqualification of one of the participants.
If the rival in the rack is more than 5 seconds more enthusiastic, the battle stops and continues from
the middle of the playground.
The time of the fight in the party (lying down) does not exceed 20 seconds. If during this time, none
of the rivals failed to perform a painful or stifling reception, the battle stops and continues from the rack. In
the absence of active actions on the part of both athletes during the fight in the party (lying) the referee may
stop the fight until the end of 20 seconds. Continuation of the battle comes from the rack. Note on passive
combat is not announced at this time.
For one and the same athlete, a break between the end of the previous match and the beginning of the
next must be at least 5 minutes.
2. During the conduct of fights, the effective actions (attacks) of athletes shall be assessed.
An effective attack in the match is allowed by these Rules to strike, inflicted on the score zone of the
opponent's body, a throw, as well as pain or suffocating reception.
The criterion of the effectiveness of the attacker is the correct implementation of the technique of
military sports all-round blow, throw or admission in accordance with these Rules.
Striking is not prohibited.
It is allowed to mark (without contact) blows in the score zone of the body, if at least one of the rivals
is in the hallway. The position of the sideboard is the position of the athlete, which involves contacting the
tatami with any part of the body, except the stop.
A blow, the execution of which begins at the rack, and ends with the attacker's fall, is considered to
be executed in the rack.
3. During the competition in the light contact of the B-1 after the attack, the command "Stop" is
presented and the evaluation of the actions of the athlete, who first performed an effective action.
In the course of B-1 matches, only accented strikes are subject to evaluation, which, if applied to an
unprotected score zone without limitation of the force of contact, can lead to the impossibility of temporarily
or at all continuation of the fight (fight). In this case, the impact technique, the speed and the impact force are
confirmed by the presence of the attacking fighter, the impact control, in accordance with the requirements of
these Rules to the version in which the fight is conducted.
These requirements also apply to benchmark markings for all versions with contact bouts (B-1, B-2,
B-3, B-4).
4In assessing the effectiveness of blows during the B-1 series of matches and the punctuation
markings for all versions, the criteria are:
1) direct strike closer to the opponent by hand is considered effective if at the same time it meets the
following requirements:
the blow is inflicted on the disruption of the distance with the simultaneous staging (step) of the same
leg (if the hand is left - the left leg and vice versa);
the shoulder (shoulder joint) of the attacking arm is forward;
2) direct strikes by hand that farther away from the rival, as well as side-by-side hands and blows with
hands at the bottom (pepper) are considered effective if at the same time they meet the following requirements:
the shoulder (shoulder joint) of the attacking arm is forward;
the shoulder (shoulder joint) closer to the opponent hand is pulled back;
3) kicking the leg, as well as reverse circular impacts on the back of the fist should be amplitude and
accented with power generation.
An indication of power generation during kick-offs is the scrolling of the attacking athlete's body on
the support foot and the passing of the knee of the attacking leg in the plane of rotation ahead of the shock-
stroke movement. If the specified criteria of kick-off efficiency are not met in full, but the attacked opponent
falls from the impact, such a blow is also subject to evaluation.
An attack on the leg with the attacker falling in version B-1 is estimated only if the attacked opponent
falls.
5. In the course of competition with the B-2 dose contact and in full contact for versions B-3 and B-
4, the points are awarded without interrupting the match.
6. If after the end of the main time of the match in both rivals is equal to the number of points, the B-
1 version of the battle continues until the first effective action, and for versions B-2, B-3 and B-4, one additional
minute of the battle is assigned. The outcome of the battle in this case is determined solely by the results of
the appointed additional minute of the battle (the results of the main time of the match both relative to the sum
of assessments of effective actions, as well as with respect to comments and warnings, canceled). If, after an
extra minute, the score remains equal, the battle continues until the first effective action.
Before the extra minute of the battle, athletes are given a rest for 1 min.
7. The order of the competition in version B-5:
1) the performance of each athlete is evaluated separately with the definition of his place in the
personal championship among athletes of the corresponding age category (separately for men and women).
The assessment is carried out not for each reception separately, but for the whole program as a whole;
2) in order to determine the places in the personal championship in the event of an equal number of
points in two athletes, an additional demonstration by athletes of three different methods, the reassessment of
which is repeated (with the cancellation of the preliminary results), is appointed. Based on the results of the
evaluation of the three techniques, the higher and lower places for these athletes are determined. If the amount
of points received by the athletes for an additional demonstration of the three methods is identical, decisions
regarding the allocation of seats for these athletes shall be taken by the judges by simple ballot with a double
superiority of the arbitrator's vote;
3) determining the places in the personal championship in the event of an equal amount of points in
three or more athletes shall be conducted without the repeat performance of athletes by adding the excluded
lower points. In the event that the two or more athletes score again at the same time, the excluded points will
be added to the amount of points for these athletes. If, after this, two or more athletes score the same amount,
the decision is made by the judges by simple ballot with a double superiority of the arbitrator's vote;
4) athletes' performances are evaluated by five lateral judges using rating labels.
During the demonstration of the performance, the diversity of military equipment, methods of self-
defense is not limited. Mandatory elements should be various attacks, throws, pain and suffocating techniques,
counterattacking actions, possession of methods of self-defense against attack with any weapon or improvised
means.
The demonstration of the first reception begins at the center of the playground on the tatami with the
greetings by the bows of judges and each other. The division of receptions should be fixed by the time interval
of up to 4 s.
The demonstration program, which consists of the required number of receptions, ends with bowes to
each other, judges and expectations of the outcome of the statement.
During the demonstration of a drum technique, the slight touch of the athlete is allowed. Athletes
need to safely perform techniques of throwing equipment, pain and suffocating techniques.
In the event of non-compliance with such conditions, an athlete may be advised, warned or
disqualified.
A compulsory component of throwing equipment is the correct implementation of the methods of
insurance and self-insurance, as well as pain and suffocating techniques.
8. The order of the competition in version B-6:
1) after calling the athlete takes the starting position in the far right corner of the site marked on the
tatami for the performance. The athlete demonstrates his willingness to raise his right hand. From this moment
begins its evaluation;
2) before reaching the playground for the performance, the athlete baptizes those present. Approaches
the judges to a distance of 1 m and bowing congratulates them and, having taken the position of the front rack
(the bow and rack can have stylistic features), represents himself and his performance;
3) at the time of submission, the athlete names his / her name, FTC name, style or school, and informs
the judges of the need to cross the platform for the performance (if any) during the implementation of the
complex with the generally accepted gesture and the phrase "Exit the playground";
4) the demonstration of the FTC begins after the athlete occupies the appropriate place on the
playground. After completing the complex, the athlete is in the waiting position at the center of the site and
waits until the judges make their decision;
5) the athlete leaves the playground for the Arbitrator team "Participant free". To move on the site
and leave the site is allowed only face to the judges;
6) the fact of violation of these Rules, which leads to disqualification, the lateral judge signals the
rotation of the index finger raised up in the right hand. If such signals come from most judges, the referee
must stop the demonstration and gather the judges for a collegial decision on disqualification.
XI Technical actions and their evaluation
1. Scoring areas
Scoring areas of the body for attacking are:
1) head (except for the nape);
2) anterior and lateral surfaces of the chest;
3) back (except for the kidneys and spine);
4) stomach;
5) legs (except for joints);
6) block if, as a result of a hit, the opponent has got a knockdown or knockout, in cases where this is
permitted by these Rules.
2. Evaluation of technical actions in versions with contact fights
(B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4)
1. A pure victory in the course of competition in light, metered and full contact (B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4)
is awarded to:
1) for carrying out a pain or suffocating reception;
2) for a knockout or two knockdowns in full contact;
3) for two knockdowns in the metered contact;
4) in case of disqualification of the opponent;
5) for obvious advantage (if one of the athletes can not withstand the attacks of the opponent, misses
many strokes or constantly retreats and dodges the battle).
2. 6 points are awarded for knockdown (except version B-1).
3. Three points are awarded for:
1) kicking in the head;
2) a throw executed technically correctly and quickly, through which an opponent fell on his back,
stomach or side, and the performer of the throw remained in the rack;
3) a series of strikes by the hands of the head, if the strikes are carried out one after another without
ruptures in time as one action, with two or more strikes effective (except version B-1).
4. Two points are awarded for:
1) hand-to-head strike;
2) kicking in the torso or back;
3) a series of strikes by the hands in the trunk, if the strikes are carried out one after the other without
breakage in time as one action, with two or more strikes effective (except version B-1);
4) a throw executed technically correctly and quickly, through which an opponent fell on his back,
stomach or side, with the attacker falling;
5) knee injury in the torso (only for version B-4).
5. One ball is awarded for:
1) carrying out a strike by the hand in the torso;
2) strike the elbow over the body (for version B-4 only);
3) strike on the leg;
4) any technical attack or counterattacking of the wrestling technique (other than the blockages)
leading to the opponent's fall (touching the tatami or carpet with any part of the body except the foot) that do
not match the score of three or two points. At the same time, it is considered substandard poor performance
of the reception of wrestling technology, due to which both athletes fall, and the athlete who started the attack
does not receive a tactical advantage.
In the case of a strike on a raised leg, one point is not counted, but if, as a result of this strike, the
opponent falls, one ball is counted.
If, as a result of a blow to the block (in versions B-3 and B-4) the opponent is in a knockout, the knock
is counted.
If, as a result of a blow to the block (in versions B-2, B-3, B-4) the opponent is in a knockdown, the
knockdown is credited.
If, as a result of violation of these Rules one participant, his opponent receives an injury or temporarily
loses his ability to withstand attacks, the effective actions of the offender after the violation of these Rules and
the command "Stop" are not evaluated.
6. Throws:
1) a throw is considered a reception, as a result of which the rival is deprived of support and, falling,
touching the tatami with any part of the body, except the stop. Throws are executed without falling and falling
attacker;
2) a throw can be a consequence of the appropriate action on the opponent's attempt to conduct
technical actions. When evaluating a throw, it takes into account the effectiveness of its execution, regardless
of whether the throw from the stand or not. It is prohibited to perform throws that are dangerous to the life of
the rival and can lead to fractures or severe injuries;
3) a throw, the execution of which has begun on the site and performed outside the boundaries of the
battle area, is evaluated;
4) it is prohibited to carry out throws:
falling on an opponent with an emphasis on the elbow or knee;
on the head and with enthusiasm for the pain reception;
with the capture of only one head and / or neck of the opponent with two hands in the castle.
Capturing a rival's head or neck during a rollover or a coup in a party is allowed only in one hand
(without a lock with the other hand) or to capture two hands with the neck and / or head lock only with the
hand, foot, body or neck of the opponent's jacket .
The capture of an opponent without an admission must not exceed 5 seconds, and the time of the fight
in the party - 20 seconds.
7Pain Receptions:
1) a painful admission is considered to be the grip of an opponent's hand or leg in the struggle against
lying and performing actions that cause pain and compel the opponent to surrender;
2) pain receptions are carried out only in the partner smoothly without jerks to the appearance of pain
and performed on the upper or lower limbs:
on the brush joint - bending in the direction of natural bending without twisting;
on the elbow joint - bending without twisting;
on the shoulder joint - twisting and / or stretching without twisting;
on the ankle joint - only bending;
on the knee joint - bending in the plane of the natural bend (not in the side) without twisting;
on the hip joint - bending;
on the Achilles tendon, biceps and calf muscle - oppression;
3) in order not to get injured, the participant signals his defeat by splashing his hand or foot over the
area, the opponent's body or a shout (the signal of the defeat is any cry of the athlete against which he or she
takes the pain in the fight);
4) the referee has the right to enroll a pain reception, without waiting for a signal of defeat, if further
admission can lead to injury.
8. Soothing techniques:
1) the effects of suppressing the carotid arteries of the rival with the side of the jacket, forearm,
forearm and shoulder, the side of the jacket and forearm, the side of the jacket and the shin, and also the legs
of the carotid arteries and / or diaphragm are considered as suffocating methods, as a result of which the
competitor gives a signal of defeat or loses the ability to lead fight. Soothing receptions are held only in the
hallway. It is forbidden to capture the legs in the lock only behind the neck or head;
2) the referee has the right to qualify as a stifling reception, without waiting for a signal of defeat, if
the athlete against which a stifling technique is carried out may lose consciousness.
9. Knockdown - short-term loss of combat capability due to missed
(in the score areas of the body) strikes or throws. In the case of a knockdown, the referee opens the
account. The command "Fight" is not served before the account "eight". In the event that the athlete is ready
to continue the fight before knockdown before the end of the account (10 seconds), he takes the battle stand.
If the referee considers the athlete to be able to continue the fight, the duel continues.
10. Knockout - loss of combat capability due to missed (in the score zone of the body) strikes or
throws for more than 10 seconds.
In the case of a knockout referee opens an account and leads him to 10, after which the battle ends
with the command "Stop". In the case of serious injury, the referee may, calling a doctor, credit knockout
without opening an account. After the knockout decision, the competitor takes the decision on the further
participation of the athlete in the competitions.
11. Prohibited technical actions:
grip of the genitals;
wringing your fingers and toes;
biting and tweaking;
striking an open glove;
strike by elbow (except version B-4);
knee bending (except version B-4);
strike in the throat, in the back of the neck, in the joints, in the groin, in the kidneys and in the spine;
execution of uncontrollable blows (strokes that are applied with closed eyes or anyway);
strike the head;
execution of dangerous throws (throws that lead to the drop of an opponent on the head, as well as
high-flush throws without the performance of the opponent's insurance);
execution of throws with falling on an opponent with emphasis on his elbow or knee, as well as with
capture on a painful reception;
making contact strikes, if at least one of the rivals is in the party;
striking a knee or elbow to the head and back;
squeezing the head with his feet, arms or head to the tatami;
Stamina with a hand or foot in the face of the opponent (except for cases of squeezing the head of the
attacker in the party up), closing the nose or mouth, preventing the opponent from breathing, exercising
pressure on the larynx;
Any actions leading to twisting of the neck in any direction, with capture only over the neck and / or
head with both hands;
execution of painful and stuffy techniques for an athlete who is in the rack;
pain medications on the wrist, elbow, shoulder, ankle or knee joints through their twisting;
attacking actions to the command "Fight" and after the "Stop" command.
The strike, started from the rack and completed in the fall, is considered to be made of a rack.
If a painful or suffocating reception is started in the partner, and during the course of its execution the
athlete against whom the reception is being performed stops at the stand, then the "Stop" command is
presented. Penalties for the violation do not occur.
3. Evaluation of technical actions in version B-5
1. The score is scored by the secretary according to the section within the range of assessments
established by these Rules.
Before the performance, the participant has an initial score equal to the lowest rating of the range (for
example, if the athlete has a range of 2.0 - 4.0, his starting score is 2.0).
During the presentation, the current assessment of the participant is formed by reducing the initial
estimate for each error or increasing its preference for the performance.
2. Evaluation criteria:
1) inefficiency of action - reduces the points for each error in the technique or neglect self-defense.
Subtraction from the lower range estimate is performed in increments of 0.2 to 0.5 points.
0.2 points is withdrawn for every small violation of the technique of performance that is not systematic
(less than 3 times) and does not lead to a violation of the logical completion of admission, namely:
obscurity or inaccuracy of the element of impact or throwing equipment;
lack of breathing control;
inconsistency of positions, movements, eyes and shouts;
lack of sense of tempo and rhythm;
absence during demonstration of such physical qualities as endurance, strength, speed;
lack of concentration and controllability of actions;
violation of etiquette when leaving the tatami;
0.5 ball is removed for:
each significant deviation in the technique of implementation of actions;
significant violations in the self-insurance technique;
constantly repeated minor errors that have a systematic nature (3 times or more);
uniformity of the demonstrated technique;
stops in execution, including those accompanied by the hints of the partner;
missed hit;
absence or loss of control over an opponent or weapon after an admission;
lack of logical-sequential admission actions.
An athlete may be disqualified if, during a statement, his actions become dangerous to athletes,
spectators or if the conditions regarding the number of techniques of protection of the equipment are not met.
An athlete who has committed mistakes related to stopping in movements without further reaction,
the score is reduced to 0 points.
An athlete, who has been scaled down below the lower range for various violations of rules, receives
0 points. The place for such an athlete is not determined;
2) Effectiveness of action - increases the points with a step of 0.1 or 0.5 points.
The increase from the lower range estimate is due to the superior qualities associated with etiquette
and spectacle performance.
To the prevailing qualities, for which a score of 0.1 is added, include:
appropriate appearance of an athlete;
entrance to the tatami and exit from the tatami;
performance of etiquette or ritual;
facial expressions, eyes, shouts.
The prevailing qualities, for which a score of 0.5 is added, include:
complexity of technology;
entertainment performance;
variety of technology;
the variety of weapons used (more than 2 species).
The highest number of points, which can increase the result of the performance, is equal to 2.4 points.
3. Performing technical actions of self-defense techniques, the athlete must fully achieve the goal set
before him. Reception should include the following items:
departure from the line of attack;
blocking of strikes;
strikes, capture, switch to counterattack.
Reception should end with full control over the opponent (the use of pain or suffocating reception,
finishing by striking in vital organs or convoys, etc.).
Attack and protective actions should be performed technically correct and realistic.
4. Evaluation of technical actions during the competition in the version
B-6 - stylistic direction
1. Evaluation of the FTC style "Combat Combinations" in the style direction is based on the principle
of subtracting points from the initial evaluation in accordance with the level of errors.
2. The score is scored within the range of ratings defined by these Rules for a particular age group.
3. Before the performance, the participant has an initial estimate equal to the highest rating of the
range. If an athlete has a range of 2.0 - 4.0, his starting score is 4.0.
4. During the presentation, the initial estimate can only be reduced for each error, subtraction from
the initial estimate is made in step of 0.1, or 0.5, or 1.0 points.
5. Mistakes that are subtracted from the 0.1 point and which are not systemic (less than three times)
are:
1) lack of greetings (bowing);
2) lack of clarity of motions at the exit;
3) the absence of the announcement of the complex (does not apply to persons who have language
defects);
4) lack of clarity of facial expressions, sound and body position during the implementation of the
complex (does not apply to persons who have language defects);
5) movement of the site during the demonstration of the FTC with his back to the judges;
6) excessive lifting of the head;
7) failure to turn the head, body in the direction of attack, protection;
8) scattered, unconcentrated look, actions are not controlled by the look;
9) incorrect formation of a fist;
10) excessive straightening of the arm in the elbow during strikes and block execution;
11) incorrect positioning of the shoulder while striking and performing blocks;
12) incorrect positioning of the foot during impact, lack of tension;
13) the absence of a hard stubby feet during a strike;
14) lack of tension and relaxation during strikes and block execution;
15) lack of proper breathing or breathing failure while performing complex exercises;
16) absence of a military crash, emission of energy in the corresponding place of the complex;
17) loss of equilibrium;
18) insufficient concentration during strikes and execution of blocks both hands and feet.
6. Systems (three or more times) and gross mistakes, for which a score of 0.5 or 1.0 is deducted or 0
points are given, are:
1) errors associated with the stop and the lock in the movements with a rapid response (minus 0.5
points);
2) errors associated with stop and shutter in slow-motion movements (minus 1.0 points);
3) mistakes associated with stop and lock in the movements without further reaction (the score is
reduced to 0 points);
4) errors associated with the drop of an athlete with a rapid response (minus 0.5 points);
5) mistakes associated with the fall of an athlete with a slow response (minus 1.0 points);
6) errors associated with the loss of the athlete without further reaction (the score is reduced to 0
points);
7) going out of the playground, separated by a tattoo for a performance, if this has not been warned
(minus 0.5 points);
8) non-exit outside the site, if the exit was warned (minus 0.5 points);
9) lack of combat spirit (minus 0.5 ball);
10) minor system errors in shock technology (minus 0.5 points).
Rapid response is a reaction to an error that does not violate the integrity and dynamics of movements,
but maintains the logical completion of technical actions or a set of technical actions.
Slow response - a reaction to an error that results in the integrity of the action being violated, the
dynamics, speed and rhythm of movements decrease, but the logical completion of technical actions or a set of
technical actions is maintained.
Without further reaction - the absence of any response and reaction to the error, as a result of which
the athlete stops the demonstration, violating the logical completion of the technical actions of the complex.
Exit beyond the platform for a performance is considered to be the athlete's exit with both legs at the
specified limits.
An estimate of 0 points can be set at the amount of errors or for the low technical level of the complex.
7. Disclaimer may be announced for:
1) the non-conformity of the FTC with the declared;
2) non-compliance of the FTC Regulations.
8Requirements for FTC:
1) the conformity of age and the level of waist recognition of an athlete from Combined martial;
2) displaying an arsenal of techniques for a real battle with one or more opponents;
3) with stylistic FTK - the compliance of the complex with the standards of combat combinations
style compliance with the established pace, rhythm and consistency;
4) manifestation of physical, psychological, combat state of mind;
5) execution of movements in the position of balance clearly, quickly, coordinated;
6) the presence of maximum concentration of force in the corresponding phases;
7) breath control;
8) consistency of positions, movements, eyes and shouts;
9) the conformity of movement techniques to the requirements of the style;
10) understanding by the athlete of the martial essence of movements;
11) the presence of combat spirit, concentration, facial expression, expression, that is, a vivid
manifestation of feelings, mood, emotions, expressiveness;
12) speed, clarity, strength, balance;
13) compliance with the etiquette.
5. Evaluation of technical actions during the competition in
version B-6 - a different direction
1. Evaluation of the performance is based on the principle of subtracting points with a higher rating
of the range according to the level of mistakes that are inherent in all styles.
2. The score is scored within the range of ratings defined by these Rules.
3. Before the performance, the participant has an initial score equal to the highest rating of the range
(for example, if the athlete has a range of 2.0 - 4.0, his starting score is 4.0).
4. During the presentation, the initial estimate may decrease for each error, deduction from the initial
estimate is made in step of 0.1, or 0.5, or 1.0 points.
5. Mistakes that are subtracted from the 0.1 point and which are not systemic (less than three times)
are:
1) lack of greetings (bowing);
2) lack of clarity of motions at the exit;
3) the absence of the announcement of the complex (does not apply to persons who have language
defects);
4) lack of clarity of facial expression, sound and body position during presentation of the complex
(does not apply to persons who have language defects);
5) movement of the site during the demonstration of the complex with his back to the judges;
6) failure to turn the head or body in the direction of attack, protection;
7) scattered, unconcentrated look, actions are not controlled by the look;
8) lack of compression of the fist;
9) excessive straightening of the arm in the elbow during strikes and block execution;
10) blockage of the body;
11) no voltage;
12) the absence of a rigid stops;
13) lack of tension and relaxation during strikes and block execution in the final phases;
14) delay and failure of breathing;
15) absence of combat shout, energy release;
16) loss of equilibrium;
17) insufficient concentration during strikes and execution of blocks both hands and feet.
6. Harsh and systemic (more than three times) mistakes, for which a score of 0.5 or 1.0 is deducted or
0 points is given, are:
1) errors associated with the stop and the lock in the movements with a rapid response (minus 0.5
points);
2) errors associated with stop and shutter in slow-motion movements (minus 1.0 points);
3) mistakes associated with stop and lock in the movements without further reaction (the score is
reduced to 0 points);
4) errors associated with the drop of an athlete with a rapid response (minus 0.5 points);
5) mistakes associated with the fall of an athlete with a slow response (minus 1.0 points);
6) errors associated with the loss of the athlete without further reaction (the score is reduced to 0
points);
7) exit beyond the site, if this has not been warned (minus 0.5 points);
8) non-exit outside the site, if the withdrawal was warned (minus 0.5 points).
7. Disclaimer is declared if the FTC does not comply with the declared or the Regulation.
8. The minimum score can be set at the sum of errors or if the complex is as much as possible
simplified by technique and time.
9. The formal technical complex of the versatile direction of the version B-6 must meet the
requirements of a certain type of martial arts or a program of arbitrary style.
3. Exercises with pneumatic rifle PG-1 and rules for their implementation
Shooting PG-1 at a distance of 10 m on the target msac-1 (Annex 8) is carried out by three shots lying
from the stop. Time taken for firing is 5 minutes
4. Remarks, warnings and disqualification of competitors
1. Remarks, warnings and disqualifications (except versions B-5 and B-6) the competitor is declared
for:
1) exit beyond the site;
2) passive combat;
3) actions that cause damage to Combined martial arts;
4) neglect of protection;
5) violation of these Rules.
2. Exits beyond the site are:
1) standing in position, if both parties of the participant cross the outer line (the boundary of the court
for the duel);
2) in a position lying, if the back and shoulders of the athlete are both beyond the platform.
3. Exits beyond the site are not considered:
1) exit after the command "Stop";
2) the exit beyond the site due to inertia from the hit, the thrust of an opponent, or a rifle made by a
throw;
3) the attacker's exit outside the site during or as a result of his effective attack.
4. Effective attacking activities conducted outside the site are not evaluated.
5. Penalties outside the boundaries of the site are announced according to the scheme:
1) remarks are made for the first, second and third outings of the platform;
2) for the fourth one - the first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
3) For the fifth - the second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
4) For the sixth - disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a pure victory.
6. Signs of passing a passive battle are:
1) permanent retreat, which does not allow an opponent to conduct attacking actions;
2) the absence of attempts to carry out attacks or counterattacks;
3) excessive abuse of the time of preparation for the attack;
4) cessation of the fight without a referee team.
The unwillingness to fight in a party is not a sign of passive combat.
7. Penalties for passive fighting are announced according to the scheme:
1) the first time - a remark;
2) the second time - the first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
3) the third time - the second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
4) For the fourth time - disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a pure victory.
8. The actions of the participant of the competition, which are harmful to Combined martial arts:
1) simulation of injury (in any way) or an attempt to exaggerate the severity of an injury in order to
gain an advantage over an opponent. For such actions the competitor is disqualified, and his opponent receives
a pure victory;
2) rough and undisciplined behavior.
9. A competitor may be punished for actions that harm the Combined martial if he, the representative
of his team, his second-hand or his fans:
1) attempt to influence the decision of judges regarding the assessment of the action or the outcome
of the match;
2) enter into disputes with judges or threaten them, offend their judges, participants, spectators and
other presenters by their actions;
3) deliberately do not comply with the current requirements of the judges defined by these Rules;
4) in any way interfere with the conduct of the competition (duel);
5) if a competitor deliberately or attempts to injure an opponent, leaves the playground without the
referee's permission (arbitrator) or intentionally violates these Rules.
In case of such violations, the referee stops the battle and informs the Chief Referee.
For the specified violations the competitor can be declared by the decision of the chief judge:
remark;
The first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
The second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
disqualification for one duel or for the whole period of the competition.
10. Inability or unwillingness to block strokes (including blows that are indicated in the party), to take
self-insurance techniques in the fall, the use of technically irregular injuries, the release of seizures in the event
of exposure to pain and suffocating receptions are considered to be neglected protection.
Punishment for neglecting protection is announced according to the scheme:
for the first violation - remarks;
For the second violation - the first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
For the third violation - the second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
for the fourth violation - disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a pure victory.
11Violations of these Rules are:
1) carrying out technical actions prohibited by these Rules;
2) delay with the exit to the playground;
3) intentional violation of these Equipment Regulations;
4) minor disputes with judges, unauthorized conversations.
12. For the violation of these Rules, the following punishments are applied:
1) for the first violation of these Rules or delay with the access to the site for 1 min - a remark;
2) for the second violation of these Rules or the delay with the exit to the court for 2 minutes - the
first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
3) for the third violation of these Rules or delay with the exit to the court for 3 minutes - the second
warning, the rival receives 3 points;
4) for the fourth violation of these Rules or the delay with the exit to the court for 4 minutes -
disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a pure victory.
13. Record of violations of the athlete is recorded in the protocol of the version separately for each of
the five types of violations.
14. By decision of the arbitrator, the participant may be disqualified for one speech (battle) if he:
is late with the exit to the playground for 4 minutes;
For the sixth time goes beyond the limits of the Tatami (versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4);
does not go on tatami;
within two minutes he could not eliminate the disadvantages in the equipment before the beginning
of the match (versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4);
went into battle without a second and within two minutes could not eliminate this defect before the
beginning of the match (versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4);
demonstrates not the complex that was declared, or a complex that does not comply with the
Regulation (version B-6);
did not complete in full FTK (version B-6) or performance (in version B-5);
violates the order of the technique (version B-6);
permits breakage of weapons imitator (version B-5);
does not adhere to the requirements for the appearance and form of athlete's clothing;
received in total three warnings for any violation of these Rules, as well as passive combat or neglect
of protection;
exceeding the established degree of contact established for versions B-1 and B-2 (except for causing
contact strokes in case one of the rivals is in the party for which the notice or warning is announced);
demonstrates an unidentified number of receptions;
if, due to a violation of these Rules, the athlete received an injury that does not enable him to continue
the battle;
if the opponent has a clear advantage in the match (the candidate for disqualification can not withstand
the opponent's attacks, misses many strokes, constantly retreats and dodges the battle).
15. Upon the decision of the Chief Judge of the competition at the request of the arbitrator, the
participant may be disqualified for one speaking (battle) if:
intentionally violates these Rules;
constantly neglects protection, creating conditions for injury;
passively battles and dodges the battle;
shows a low level of technical training that can lead to injury;
his rude and undisciplined behavior discredits a martial battle.
16According to the decision of the Chief Judge at the request of an arbitrator or deputy chief judge
under the section "Shooting", depending on the seriousness of the violation, the participant may be disqualified
for the whole duration of the competition, if he, or his coach, or team members, or representative of the team:
1) admits gross and undisciplined behavior;
2) tries to influence the decision of the judges regarding the assessment of the actions or outcome of
the battle (speech, performance of the exercise);
3) enter into a dispute with the judges, threatening them;
4) offends the personal behavior of judges, participants, spectators, etc .;
5) deliberately inflicts or attempts to injure an opponent;
6) simulates injury (in any way) or attempts to exaggerate the severity of an injury in order to gain an
advantage over an opponent;
7) leaves the court without the referee or referee's permission (except for cases connected with the
necessity of receiving medical aid);
8) grossly violates security measures during shooting, creating conditions for traumatizing
participants, spectators and judges;
9) admits deliberate misalignment of targets during firing (shoots on another's target);
10) commit an offense that discredits Combined martial;
11) if, due to violation of these Rules, an athlete was injured, which does not allow him to continue
the competition.
17. A decision on the disqualification of a competitor exceeding the established contact level for
versions B-1 and B-2 or regarding the simulation of an injury shall be taken by the referee taking into account
the message from the doctor of the presence of indistinct signs of injury as a result of violation of the rules of
the competition (temporary loss of orientation and consciousness ( can qualify directly by judges), hematoma,
cramp, tissue swelling or joint, etc., and if such injuries:
prevent the injured person from taking a full participation in the fight for no more than 10 seconds
after the injury, qualifying the state of the knockdown, which leads to the disqualification of the offender in
version B-1;
prevent injured brothers from participating fully in a fight for 10 s or more after receiving an injury,
qualifying the status of a knock, which leads to disqualification of the offender in versions B-1 and B-2.
In the absence of any signs of injury and in the event of refusal by judges to qualify opponent's attacks
as an attack exceeding the established degree of contact, a decision on the simulation and the corresponding
disqualification of the competitor in accordance with these Rules shall be made.
If the competition physician establishes signs of gain as a result of an opponent's attack on the injury
received by the competitor earlier and in the event of refusal by the judges to qualify an opponent's attack as
an attack exceeding the established degree of contact, the simulation decision is not taken even if the referee's
account is opened and continued to 10. If the competitor is able to continue the fight and the doctor does not
deny the fight continues, and an effective attack by the opponent is subject to evaluation in accordance with
these Rules.
If the doctor can not clearly identify the signs of injury, but involves a short-term loss of the
competitor's ability to continue the match due to its possible presence and if the judge denies the excess contact
with the opponent, the decision on the simulation is not accepted and if the competitor is able to continue the
fight and the doctor does not denies the duel continues, and an effective attack on the opponent's side is subject
to evaluation in accordance with these Rules.
A violator of the established degree of contact may be either a competitor of an injured athlete or a
traumatized participant who was injured as a result of exceeding the established degree of contact.
18. Depending on the seriousness of the violation of the competitor's decision by the arbitrator or the
chief judge upon the request of the arbitrator within the limits of their authority, the first or second warning,
or disqualification for one duel or for the whole period of the competition may be immediately announced. A
competitor who is disqualified for the entire period of the competition is not determined.
19. The fact of the disqualification of the participant for the whole period of the competition is entered
with the indication of the reasons for the protocol of the competition from the version and the report of the
chief judge of the competition. The decision on the appropriate disqualification of the participant shall be
taken by the refereeing board of the competitions. The disqualifier also informs the competitor organizer and
the organization that sent the competitor.
APPROVED
Order of the President
Public Union
"International organization of
military-sports all-round"
14.01.2019 of the year № 1-1
RULES
Military and Sports
All-Round Competitions (MSAC)
I. General provisions
1. These Rules determine the basic principles of organizing and conducting
sports competitions in sports and sports alliances, requirements for participants
in competitions, sports facilities, special equipment and inventory, organization
and conduct of judging, as well as the conditions and procedure for determining
the results and winners of competitions in military sports all-round.
2. The rules developed by the Public Association "International Organization
of military and sports all-round competitions".
3. The requirements of these rules apply to all disciplines from which
competitions are held in MSAC.
4. MSAC includes the following disciplines:
1) Combined martial.
2) Military and applied seven-around:
5. The terms used in these Rules, if not specified in the text of the Rules itself,
are used in their generally accepted meanings.
6. The conditions of the competition are determined by the Regulations
(Regulations) on the competition (hereinafter - the Regulations), approved by
the organizer of the competition, which conducts them.
7. The provision shall comply with these Rules and contain the following
sections:
1) goals and objectives;
2) the dates and place of conducting;
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3) organization and management;
4) participants of the competition;
5) the nature (type) of competitions (personal, team, personal-team);
6) competition program;
7) safety and preparation of competitions;
8) the conditions for determining the championship and rewarding winners and
prize-winners;
9) conditions for financing the competition and material support of the
participants;
10) the procedure and terms for submitting applications for participation in
competitions;
11) other conditions that ensure the quality of a specific event.
13. The provision is sent to the organizations that will take part in the
competition no later than one month before the start of the competition.
14. Only the organization that approved it is allowed to change and supplement
the Regulations no later than a week before the first day of the competition. All
members of the teams participating in the competitions and representatives of
the mass media shall inform the changes made.
II Combined martial
1. Competitions in Combined martial are carried out in two sections:
- All-Styles fighting;
- Shooting.
2. All-Styles fighting versions:
• B-1 (light contact - to the first technical action)
• B-2 (dosated contact - to complete the combination)
• B-3 (full contact - without strikes by elbows and knees)
• B-4 (full contact - with strikes by elbows and knees in body only)
• B-5 (no contact - demonstration of receptions)
• B-6 (Kata)
3. Participants who compete in the B-6 competition compete in two directions:
The stylistic direction of Combined martial arts is an individual kind of
program (B-6 msac);
Different direction - an individual type of program (B-6 all styles);
3. Shooting is made of an air rifle or pneumatic gun (hereinafter - pneumatic
weapon).
4. Competitions in Combined martial arts are divided into the following types:
1) personal;
2) team;
3) person-team.
5. In personal competitions only the personal places of the participants are
determined.
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6. Team competitions team meet with each other. The results of these meetings
determine the place of each team.
7. In personal-team competitions, personal places of the participants are
determined, and the place of the team is determined depending on the personal
results of its participants.
8. Competitions under the section " All-Styles fighting " are held in a sports hall
with a soft cover (tatami) thickness 40-50 mm.
On the Tatami there is a playground for 8x8 m size fighters. The boundaries of
the playground, as well as the starting points of the competition participants, are
indicated by the corresponding lines. The distance from the edge of the
playground to the walls should be at least 5 m, and to the referees - not less than
4 m.
9. The competition under the section "Shooting" is carried out in small shooting
galleries, demonstration or sports halls, the equipment of which allows to
perform exercises on shooting from a pneumatic rifle (PG-1 and PG-3) or
pneumatic pistol (PP-2 and PP-4) observing security measures.
10. Tire (premises) for the competition under the section "Shooting" must meet
the following requirements:
1) the equipment of the shooting room (premises) should provide equal
conditions for all participants and provide the judges with the opportunity to
control the observance by the participants of the rules of sporting competitions
in MSAC;
2) the shooting range (room) must be equipped with a line of fire (firing
positions) for firing, a line of targets, an area (barrier zone) for the preparation of
participants for the exercise, an area (barrier zone) for the work of the panel, an
information stand (a special place) for placement of preliminary results of
competitions and other information of the panel of judges;
3) the fire line must be divided into two zones:
fire zone with fire arrows for positions (minimum dimensions: width of position
1.0 m, depth of 1.5 m) and places for work of sector judges of the line of fire;
a zone for trainers, separated by an aisle and a barrier from fire positions;
4) all fire positions must be located in one straight line;
5) the target line should be parallel to the line of fire and equipped with shields
or target units with numbers that are visible from the fire line.
ІІІ Competitors
1. Age groups of participants
Age groups of participants are determined by the number of full years
on the first day of the competition in the following match:
1) children of the I age group - 6 - 7 years;
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2) children of the 2nd age group - 8 - 9 years;
3) younger boys, girls - 10 - 11 years old;
4) boys, girls - 12 to 13 years old;
5) senior boys, girls - 14 - 15 years old;
6) juniors - 16 - 17 years;
7) adults - 18 - 39 years old;
8) veterans - from 40 years old.
2. Weight categories and age groups of competitors
1. Male competition participants:
1) children of the I age group (6 - 7 years) have the following weight
categories:
Super lightweight - up to 18 kg;
light weight - up to 20 kg;
1 light weight - up to 22 kg;
2 light weight - up to 24 kg;
Medium - up to 26 kg;
1 average - up to 28 kg;
2 average - up to 30 kg;
light heavy - up to 35 kg;
heavy - over 35 kg;
2) children of the 2nd age group (8 - 9 years) have the following weight
categories:
super lightweight - up to 20 kg;
light weight - up to 22 kg;
1 light weight - up to 24 kg;
2 light weight - up to 26 kg;
Medium - up to 28 kg;
1 average - up to 30 kg;
2 average - up to 35 kg;
light heavy - up to 40 kg;
heavy - more than 40 kg;
3) junior boys (10 - 11 years) have the following weight categories:
super lightweight - up to 24 kg;
light weight - up to 26 kg;
1 light weight - up to 28 kg;
2 lightweight - up to 30 kg;
welterweight - up to 35 kg;
1 average - up to 40 kg;
2 average - up to 45 kg;
light heavy - up to 50 kg;
heavy - more than 50 kg;
4) boys (12-13 years) have the following weight categories:
Super lightweight - up to 30 kg;
light weight - up to 35 kg;
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1 light weight - up to 40 kg;
2 lightweight - up to 45 kg;
Medium - up to 50 kg;
1 average - up to 55 kg;
2 average - up to 60 kg;
light heavy - up to 65 kg;
heavy - more than 65 kg;
5) senior boys (14-15 years) have the following weight categories:
Super lightweight - up to 35 kg;
light weight - up to 40 kg;
1 light weight - up to 45 kg;
2 lightweight - up to 50 kg;
Medium - up to 55 kg;
1 average - up to 60 kg;
2 average - up to 65 kg;
light weight - up to 70 kg;
heavy - up to 75 kg;
heavyweight - over 75 kg;
6) juniors (16 - 17 years) have the following weight categories:
Super lightweight - up to 45 kg;
light weight - up to 50 kg;
1 light weight - up to 55 kg;
2 lightweight - up to 60 kg;
Medium - up to 65 kg;
1 average - up to 70 kg;
2 average - up to 75 kg;
light weight - up to 80 kg;
heavy - up to 85 kg;
heavyweight - over 85 kg;
7) adults (18-39 years) and veterans (40 years and older) have the
following weight categories:
Super lightweight - up to 55 kg;
light weight - up to 60 kg;
1 light weight - up to 65 kg;
2 lightweight - up to 70 kg;
Medium - up to 75 kg;
1 average - up to 80 kg;
2 average - up to 85 kg;
light heavy - up to 90 kg;
heavy - up to 100 kg;
heavyweight - over 100 kg;
2Women's contestants:
1) children of the I age group (6 - 7 years) have the following weight
categories:
Super lightweight - up to 18 kg;
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light weight - up to 20 kg;
1 light weight - up to 22 kg;
2 light weight - up to 24 kg;
Medium - up to 26 kg;
1 average - up to 28 kg;
2 average - up to 30 kg;
light heavy - up to 35 kg;
heavy - over 35 kg;
2) children of the 2nd age group (8 - 9 years) have the following weight
categories:
super lightweight - up to 20 kg;
light weight - up to 22 kg;
1 light weight - up to 24 kg;
2 light weight - up to 26 kg;
Medium - up to 28 kg;
1 average - up to 30 kg;
2 average - up to 35 kg;
light heavy - up to 40 kg;
heavy - more than 40 kg;
3) junior girls (10 - 11 years) have the following weight categories:
super lightweight - up to 24 kg;
light weight - up to 26 kg;
1 light weight - up to 28 kg;
2 lightweight - up to 30 kg;
welterweight - up to 35 kg;
1 average - up to 40 kg;
2 average - up to 45 kg;
light heavy - up to 50 kg;
heavy - more than 50 kg;
4) girls (12-13 years) have the following weight categories:
Super lightweight - up to 30 kg;
light weight - up to 35 kg;
1 light weight - up to 40 kg;
2 lightweight - up to 45 kg;
Medium - up to 50 kg;
1 average - up to 55 kg;
2 average - up to 60 kg;
light heavy - up to 65 kg;
heavy - more than 65 kg;
5) senior girls (14-15 years) have the following weight categories:
Super lightweight - up to 35 kg;
light weight - up to 40 kg;
1 light weight - up to 45 kg;
2 lightweight - up to 50 kg;
Medium - up to 55 kg;
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1 average - up to 60 kg;
2 average - up to 65 kg;
light heavy - up to 70 kg;
heavy - up to 75 kg;
heavyweight - over 75 kg;
6) juniors (16 - 17 years) have the following weight categories:
Super lightweight - up to 40 kg;
light weight - up to 45 kg;
1 light weight - up to 50 kg;
2 light weight - up to 55 kg;
Medium - up to 60 kg;
1 average - up to 65 kg;
2 average - up to 70 kg;
light heavy - up to 75 kg;
heavy - up to 80 kg;
heavyweight - over 80 kg;
7) adults (18-39 years) and veterans (40 years and older) have the
following weight categories:
Super lightweight - up to 45 kg;
light weight - up to 50 kg;
1 light weight - up to 55 kg;
2 lightweight - up to 60 kg;
Medium - up to 65 kg;
1 average - up to 70 kg;
2 average - up to 75 kg;
light heavy - up to 80 kg;
heavy - up to 85 kg;
heavyweight - over 85 kg.
3. Features of the competition
1. In the absolute weight category, only adult men declared in one of the
last three weight categories act.
2. If the number of competitors in a category of less than three athletes,
by the decision of the chief secretary, agreed with the team representative, the
athlete may perform either in the heavier category of his age, following his
category, or in the older age category of his weight, the next by its category.
3. It is not allowed to transfer the participant to the heavier and senior
category at the same time.
4. The junior performance in adult competitions is not allowed.
5. Girls and women are prohibited from speaking in full-time
competitions (versions B-3, B-4).
6. Participants in competitions under the version B-3 are allowed
sportsmen from
14 years old who have not lower than the second sports category.
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7. Participants in competitions under the version B-4 are allowed athletes
from the age of 18, who are not below the first sports category.
8. In competitions for versions B-5 and B-6, athletes perform in their age
categories without weight.
9. Participation in B-5 competitions is allowed for couples, which include
athletes of the same age category as one and various articles (for example, 2
men, 2 women, 1 person + 1 woman). In this case, individual assessments are
credited to each athlete in his age category of the relevant gender. Athlete's
performance with an assistant is allowed (the performance of the assistant is not
evaluated).
4. Admission to the competition
1. The personal admission of an athlete to the competition is carried out
by the mandate commission on the basis of:
1) the registered application (Annex 1);
2) a document certifying the identity of the athlete;
3) the admission of a doctor dated not earlier than fourteen days before
the day of the meeting of the mandate commission;
4) insurance certificate (policy, certificate).
2. The sequence of the performance, as well as the composition of the
pairs of participants in the competitions, are determined by drawing lots.
3. Drawings for versions B-1, B-2, B-3 and B-4 are held by the head
secretary of the competition in each weight category and in the age group
separately.
4. In the case of competitions for versions B-5 and B-6, a draw for the
turn of the performance shall be held by the judge with the participants and the
secretary immediately before the performance of the participants of the
competition of a certain age category.
5. The turn of the performance of athletes in the version of B-5 inside the
bet is determined by the athletes themselves.
6. Weighing of participants of competitions is conducted on the eve or on
the first day of competitions. Weighing is allowed to use several weights, while
participants in one weight category and age group are weighed on the same
scales. Within 1 hour before the beginning of weighing the participants are
given the right to control weighing.
7. A competitor who is late or has not arrived for weighing shall not be
allowed to compete.
8. Weighing of athletes for versions B-5 and B-6 is not carried out.
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5. Rights and obligations of the participants of the competition
1. Competitors must:
1) to know and comply with the requirements of these Rules and to
familiarize themselves with the Regulations;
2) arrive on time in a race;
3) to comply indisputably with the instructions of judges and other
officials specified in these Rules;
4) have equipment of the participant of the competition and personal
protective equipment in accordance with the requirements of these Rules;
5) have a second in the competition (except versions B-5 and B-6);
6) in competitions for versions B-5 and B-6, after drawing lots, to be in
a specially designated place of waiting during the performances of all athletes of
their age group until the final announcement of the results;
7) the participant who was declared the first, binds the red belt
(except version B-6);
8) before the demonstration of the technical complex (version B-6) to
name the surname, declare the names of the complex, school, style.
2. Competitors have the right to:
1) apply to the judges through the team representative, and during the
match - after a second;
2) at any time to refuse the competition;
3) to carry out control weighting before weighing;
4) at any time to seek medical assistance.
3. Participants are prohibited from:
1) during the competition, leave the competition to the announcement
of the result by the judge;
2) interfere with the work of judges, enter into disputes with them;
3) violate these Rules and security measures;
4) during the fight to have foreign objects not included in the
equipment;
5) during the performances in versions B-5 and B-6, use dimensional
models of firearms and cold weapons that during the performance may injure
athletes, judges, other officials and spectators.
4. By a decision of the Chief Justice the competitor may be withdrawn
from the competition for rude and indiscriminate results by canceling the result
in a personal score. Also, by the decision of the Chief Justice the competitor can
be withdrawn for technical unpreparedness, but in this case the result in the
personal score is not canceled.
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IV Team representative, second
1. Responsibilities and rights of the team representative
1. The team representative participating in the competition is the team
leader and provides discipline and organization. In the absence of a team
representative, his duties are performed by the captain of the team.
2. Representative of the team must:
1) submit in due time to the secretary an application for participation in
the competition;
2) inform team members about the decision of the panel of judges;
3) to ensure timely appearance of athletes to the venues;
4) attend (in an advisory capacity) meetings of the panel of judges if they
are held in conjunction with the representatives of the teams.
3. A representative of the team is prohibited from interfering with the
work of judges, the secretariat and the organizer of the competition.
4. A representative of the team has the right:
1) to be present at weighing and lotteries;
2) to receive information on all issues of the competition and the results
of the performance of their athletes;
3) to submit protests in accordance with these Rules;
4) to withdraw from the competitions of athletes of his team.
5. A team representative may not be a judge at the same time.
2. Obligations of the second
1. The second is obliged:
1) during a duel and in breaks between the rounds, be at the Tatami to
assist the athlete in removing defects in the equipment in accordance with the
instructions of the judges;
2) to declare the premature completion of the battle if his athlete is unable
to fight;
3) to prevent interference with the work of judges and to provide advice
during a fight to an athlete.
2. For the violation of these Rules, as well as unethical behavior of a
second, observations may be made, the first and second warnings or to his
athlete is subject to disqualification in accordance with these Rules.
V. Equipment of competitors
1. Athletes who perform in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 must be dressed
in a special cut suit (jacket or T-shirt, pants) without costume jewelry, without
shoes and any solid elements of the fittings (zippers, hooks, buttons, etc.),
girded with a white or red belt, whose length is 2.5 - 3 m, width - 4-5 cm.
2. For athletes who are in version B-5, soft-sided shoes are allowed.
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3. During the performance in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4, B-5 it is not
allowed to be in glasses. Nails on the hands and feet of the participants should
be trimmed short.
4. Athletes who are in version B-6 have clothing that meets the
requirements of one of the two chosen directions.
5. In the stylistic direction, a t-shirt or kimono dressed in trousers is
allowed.
6. In a different direction, the clothes (suit) must correspond to the
presented martial arts style.
The presence of the emblem of the style of martial arts in a suit is
obligatory.
The color of the belt must correspond to the athlete's attestation in the
martial arts system that he represents during his performance.
The belt must be tied in a square knot so that the jacket is not too loose
and long enough to allow it to be worn twice with the waist. The length of the
ends of the belt on each side of the knot must not exceed 2/3 of the length of the
thigh.
Sleeves and pants should be moderately free so as not to interfere with
movements, close the larger half of the shin and forearm, leaving the feet and
wrists uncovered. Not allowed to roll sleeves jackets and pants.
Underwear, under a kimono in the form of a smooth white t-shirt or a t-
shirt, is allowed to be worn only for women and girls.
7. Hair, longer shoulders, should be picked up with any soft hair straps.
8. Athletes performing in version B-6 during the performance are not
allowed to carry jewelry and footwear, but the presence of glasses is allowed if
their wear is due to visual impairment.
9. In the course of competitions in the section "Shooting" athletes
perform in a form of sport (or in military form, if the participants of the
competition are servicemen).
VІ. Personal protective equipment
1. During a performance in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 the athlete must
have:
1) protective helmet;
2) gloves on hands;
3) a protective shell on the groin;
4) lining on the legs;
5) a protective vest (for women and participants of competitions
according to the B-4 version, obligatory for athletes of other versions);
6) feet (which close the foot, toes, and heel);
7) cape.
2. Individual protection means during appearances in versions B-1, B-2,
B-3, B-4 must meet the following requirements:
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1) the protective helmet must protect the eyebrows, temples, jaws, ears,
upper and back of the head. Chin may be left unprotected;
2) gloves must be free of ruptures and seams. If the gloves are corded,
the seam is closed by the adhesive plaster;
3) the use of open-ended gloves is permitted only in the version B-4 for
athletes weighing up to 80 kg;
4) gloves for athletes weighing:
up to 30 kg should be closed with fingers and weighing not less than 170
grams (6 ounces);
Over 30 kg and up to 50 kg should be closed with fingers and weighing
not less than 227 grams (8 ounces);
more than 50 kg should be at least 284 grams (10 ounces) if they are with
their fingers closed and have a protective pad of at least 4 cm if open with
fingers;
over 70 kg should be at least 340 grams (12 ounces) if they have closed
fingers and have a protective pad of at least 5 cm if open thumbs;
more than 90 kg should only be closed with fingers and weighing not less
than 397 grams (14 ounces);
5) the protective sink should be made of solid material, fitted in size and
worn under pants;
6) the lining of the legs should be made of soft material not less than 1
cm thick, close the legs, and also the foot, the toes and the heel, if feet are not
used;
7) feet should be soft, protect the entire foot, heel and toes;
8) the use of protective footwear that combines the foot and the shin lamp
should not be prohibited if it meets the prescribed requirements.
3. An athlete who has come out on a fight with individual means of
protection and in an equipment which does not meet the requirements of these
Rules and within 2 minutes could not eliminate deficiencies, is considered to be
not appearing on a duel.
4. In versions B-5 and B-6, athletes perform without individual
protection. If necessary, wrists (in version B-5) and legs of legs (in versions B-5
and B-6) are allowed.
5. In applications using weapons, it is allowed to use powders in the form
of talc, powder, chalk, etc. to improve the contact of the palm of the weapon.
5. During the B-4 battles and in the event of participation only masters of
sports, masters of international class masters and honored masters of sports of
Ukraine or athletes of their respective qualifications, the athlete may perform
without a protective vest and helmet in the event of a trainer and a representative
written consent teams.
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VІI. Judicial panel
1. The composition of the panel of judges
1. The referees shall ensure the conduct of matches and the evaluation of
performances of athletes.
The composition of the panel of judges is approved by the organizer not
later than 7 days prior to the start of the competition.
2. The composition of the panel of judges shall include:
1) the chief judge;
2) the deputy chief judge - the inspector-judge;
3) deputies according to the sections of competitions;
4) the chief secretary;
5) secretaries by sections of competitions;
6) Judicial Brigades by sections of the competition;
7) a doctor;
8) commandant.
2. Composition of the Judge Brigade under the section " All-Styles fighting "
1. The structure of the judiciary brigade in easy contact (version B-1)
includes:
1) arbitrator;
2) the referee;
3) the referee;
4) the secretary;
5) Judge-timekeeper.
2. The composition of the jury brigade in the metered contact (version B-
2) and full contact (versions B-3 and B-4) include:
1) arbitrator;
2) the referee;
3) two side judges;
4) the secretary;
5) Judge-timekeeper.
3. The composition of the referees in the B-5 and B-6 competitions
includes:
1) arbitrator;
2) five lateral judges;
3) the secretary;
4) judge with the participants.
4. Technical actions of athletes in a light contact (version B-1) estimate:
1) arbitrator;
2) the referee;
3) side referee.
Referees and side referees show marks with the help of set gestures
(Appendix 2). Points are credited to the majority rule "2 of 3".
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5. Technical actions of athletes in the metered contact (version B-2) and
full contact (versions B-3, B-4) estimate:
1) arbitrator;
2) two lateral judges.
During the match, the referee and the referees are presenting the referees
(Annex 3).
The referees and the referee can count the points of the participants with
the help of clickers.
Upon completion of the battle, the side referees, having scored the points,
submit the referees' notes (clicker data) to the referee, who determines the
outcome of the match in accordance with the majority rule "2 of 3".
6. The technical actions of athletes for versions B-5 and B-6 are
estimated by five lateral judges.
At the end of each performance in versions B-5 and B-6, lateral judges
evaluate the participants by:
1) Subtracting points from the highest estimation of the range according
to the level of mistakes made (for version B-6);
2) subtracting scores from the lower scoring of the range according to the
level of mistakes made while adding points for superior qualities (for version B-
5).
The score is scored within the range of ratings in versions B-5, B-6
(Appendix 4). Exhibits are presented by side judges using ball point labels. All
ratings are recorded in the protocol, while the higher and lower scores are
excluded, and the sum of other evaluations determines the result of the
statement.
In the case of an equal amount of points in two athletes in version B-6,
the determination of the seats shall be made after a repeat performance by a
general vote of the lateral judges on the basis of a comparative assessment
without counting points and without the use of the plates by specifying an
elongated right hand on the winning athlete. In this case, the result is
determined by the majority rule "3 of 5".
In the case of an equal amount of points in two athletes in the B-5
version, the determination of the seats shall be made after repeated performance
by three athletes of any techniques and re-evaluation. The previous results are
hereby canceled.
In the case of an equal amount of points in three or more athletes (in
versions B-5 and B-6), the determination of the places in the beginning is made
without the repeat performance of the athletes by adding the excluded lower
scores. If this does not solve the situation, the excluded higher scores are added.
And in case of possible further not a solution to the situation, the decision is
made by the judges collegially with a double superiority of the arbitrator's voice.
The referee shall observe the judges of the admitted by the athlete of
gross technical errors leading to the disqualification or the setting of 0 points.
Decisions on placing 0 points for systematic or gross mistakes made or
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disqualification of an athlete shall be taken by all judges collectively with a
double superiority of the arbitrator's vote.
8. In the event that the competition continues for a long time, the
replacement of judges is envisaged.
3. Composition of the Judge Brigade under the section "Shooting":
1) judges at the fire line;
2) two technical judges;
3) the secretary.
VІІІ. Responsibilities and rights of members of the panel of judges,
medical support
1. Chief Justice
1. Chief judge is obliged:
1) to timely check the preparation of places of competitions, equipment
and inventory;
2) to monitor compliance with these Rules;
3) resolve disputes;
4) to manage the work of the judging panel;
5) make decisions regarding the declared protests;
6) make decisions regarding the disqualification of athletes in the cases
determined by these Rules;
7) submit the report and protocols of the competitions to the organizer of
the competition (within three days after they are held);
8) to instruct participants of competitions and judges on security
measures and control their implementation;
9) before the start of the competition and after each day of the
competition to hold a meeting of the members of the panel of competitions.
2. The Chief Justice has the right:
1) delay the beginning of the competition if the inventory and venue are
not prepared;
2) to temporarily suspend the competition in cases in which it is
impossible to conduct them;
3) move judges (if necessary);
4) eliminate judges from the competition of judges (in the event of gross
mistakes made by them);
5) to cancel false judges decisions;
6) to remove from competitions of participants, which allow rude,
indistinct and have weak technical training.
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2. Deputy Chief Judge - Inspector-judge
1. The Deputy Chief Judge - the Inspector-Judge shall be appointed from
among the most qualified judges and shall be subject to the Chief Judge of the
Competition.
2. The Deputy Chief Judge - the Inspector-Judge shall:
1) to control the objectivity and quality of judging by judges, including
using photo and video equipment;
2) to consider protests (photo and video materials), to prepare proposals
to the chief judge for making the appropriate decision;
3) analyze the results of the work of judges in competitions, prepare
relevant materials for further coverage during the conduct of judicial seminars.
3. In the event that competitions are conducted with a relatively small
number of participants, the duties of the Inspector-Judge shall be allowed as
deputy chief judge of the competition under the section "All-Winning Battle".
3. Deputy Chief Referee of the competition by sections
1. The Deputy Chief Justice under the section " All-Styles fighting " is
subordinate to the Chief Justice and is required to:
carry out direct management of the competitions by section and be
responsible for their conduct;
to control the correctness of the judging by the judge's brigade, which is
subject to it;
to perform the duties of an arbitrator;
Assist judges on the site;
make proposals to the chief judge for the decision on the declared
protests;
discuss disputes between judges;
monitor the appearance of participants in competitions and judges;
control the appearance of judges in competitions;
Instruct participants and judges on security measures and monitor their
implementation;
after the end of each day of the competition to summarize and report to
the Chief Judge the results.
2. The deputy chief judge under the section "Shooting" is subordinated to
the chief judge and is obliged:
Before starting the competition to carry out the inspection of pneumatic
weapons in terms of its safety and compliance with the requirements for the
exercises PG-1 and PP-2 of these Rules;
manage the competitions by section and be responsible for their conduct;
to control timely preparation of places of competitions;
provide athletes with pneumatic weapons and bullets for firing from it;
to direct the actions of the judiciary brigade, which is subject to it;
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to instruct safety measures in the handling of pneumatic weapons and to
demand their implementation;
give permission to start and end competitions under this section;
sign protocols of shooting and targets of the participants of the
competition.
4. Chief Secretary
1. The Chief Secretary shall submit to the Chief Judge. The secretary is
subordinated to the secretaries by sections of the competition.
2. The Chief Secretary shall:
1) organize the work of the credentials commission and the secretariat;
2) draw drawings of the participants in the competitions in versions B-1,
B-2, B-3, B-4;
3) to keep records of meetings of the judging panel;
4) to control the correctness of keeping minutes from the sections of
competitions and the work of the secretariat;
5) to calculate the results (results) of performances as for separate
sections of the battle, and for the competition as a whole.
3. In the event that competitions are held with a relatively small number
of participants, the Secretary General shall be permitted to perform the
secretary's duties in the section entitled "All-Styles fighting".
5. Secretaries by sections of competitions
1. The secretaries on the section of the " All-Styles fighting " competition
are required to:
accept applications from participants;
draw up protocols of competitions;
to conduct protocols of combat in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4,
demonstrations of self-defense techniques in version B-5 and demonstration of
formal technical complexes (hereinafter - FTK) in version B-6;
record in the minutes the knockouts, knockdowns and cases of
withdrawal of athletes from the competition;
to mark the time of the protest in the minutes and in the appropriate form
of protest;
after the end of the match, record in the protocol the actual local current
time and time of the duel, if it is completed ahead of schedule;
draw drawings of participants in versions B-5 and B-6;
after the end of the competition on the section to sign the protocols and
submit them to the chief secretary of the competition.
2. The secretary on the section of the "Shooting" competition is obliged:
accept applications from contest participants;
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complete and maintain the competition protocol in the section "Shooting"
(Annex 5);
after counting the points scored to give the athlete's targets for the
signature of the team;
after the end of the competition, sign the competition record and hand it
over to the Deputy Chief Referee.
6. Arbitrator
1. The referee who is the senior in the referee's team under the heading
“All-Styles fighting”, is responsible for the organization and quality of the
referee's competitions on the tattoo, controls the actions of the referee, lateral
judges, secretary, judge-stopwatch, enforces these Rules and safety measures,
assesses the athlete's performance , calls on the floor and presents the
participants of the competition, announces the winner and the result of the
performance.
2. During the competition in an easy contact (version B-1) the referee
shall:
1) personally assess the technical actions of athletes and determine the
final score, guided by the majority rule "2 of 3";
2) to declare aloud appraisal of athletes' actions;
3) determine the quality of the victory and declare the winner of the
battle, guided by these Rules.
3. During the competitions in the section "All-Styles fighting" in the
dose contact (version B-2), as well as in full contact (versions B-3, B-4) the
referee is obliged:
1) to personally assess the technical actions of athletes by means of a
referee's note or a clicker;
2) to determine the winner, guided by the majority rule "2 of 3" (by
voting judicial notes or testimonies of clickers);
3) determine the quality of the victory and declare the winner of the
battle, guided by these Rules.
4. During the competitions in versions B-5 and B-6, the referee shall:
1) to evaluate violations and gross technical errors of athletes;
2) to observe, in the light of judges, the permission of the athlete of gross
technical errors leading to disqualification or disposition 0;
3) make decisions on placing 0 points for committed systematic errors,
gross mistake or disqualification of an athlete with a double voice advantage;
4) to submit commands about the beginning and the end of the
performance of athletes, as well as on the rating, while keeping a pause of at
least 5 seconds for the final decision of the judges;
5) announce the current set points and their total result;
6) declare the division of places in the weight category;
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7) before each new age category of participants, inform the lateral judges
about the range of assessments in accordance with the range of assessments in
versions B-5 and B-6;
8) to stop, suspend or cancel performances of an athlete in the event of a
threat to health, violation of safety measures;
9) during the draw in version B-5 in each age category inspect the
simulators of the weapon for danger;
10) determine the winner with a double voice advantage.
5. During the competition in all versions, the arbitrator is obliged to make
a decision (alone or jointly with the judges) and declare aloud remarks, warnings
and apply disqualification in accordance with these Rules.
6. The referee has the right:
1) make decisions on the final evaluation of judges, guided by the
majority rule "2 of 3" in a light contact (in version B-1);
2) stop the fight if an obstacle to the normal conduct of the battle has
arisen or a violation of these Rules has been committed by the referee or judges;
3) to stop the performance (battle) in case of violations in the equipment
of the athlete;
4) propose to the judges to cancel a decision if it is contrary to this
Regulation;
5) in cases of violations by an athlete of these Rules for which the
disqualification is stipulated, to stop the performance (battle) and to declare the
disqualification or to report to the chief judge of the competition for making the
corresponding decision, if provided by these Rules;
6) to stop the fight, if the assessments of judges differ significantly,
eliminate errors, report to the deputy chief judge of the competition.
7. Referee
1. Referees must:
1) gestures and teams manage the tournament on the tatami;
2) check the state of personal protective equipment and report to the
referee the readiness for the match;
3) during the fight, evaluate and display the effective actions of athletes
during the competitions in the section "All-Styles fighting" in the version B-1,
as well as warnings and warnings in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 with relevant
explanatory gestures;
4) to observe compliance of athletes and lateral judges of these Rules;
5) after the match in the versions B-2, B-3, B-4 to collect the referees and
provide them with an arbitrator;
6) when moving to the tatami within the site for the match, the referee
takes a place that allows to control the actions of the participants of the match,
as well as see the signals of the side judge and the referee.
2. Referee announces the beginning and end of the match.
3. Referee stops the fight in case:
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1) the ending time of the match (by the command of the referee);
2) the end of 5 seconds after capture during a fight in the rack or at the
end of 20 seconds from the beginning of a continuous struggle in the hallway;
3) achieving a clean victory;
4) knockdown or knockout;
5) violation of these Rules (except for cases when the stop of a fight may
prevent effective attack or counterattack of the opponent of the infringer of these
Rules);
6) signs of passive combat;
7) Exit the boundary of the site for the duel;
8) the need for medical assistance;
9) submission by the athlete of a signal that he seems to be;
10) at the request of a side referee, an arbitrator or a second;
11) the inability of the athlete to fight or if the athlete himself stops the
fight;
12) violations in the equipment of an athlete (except when the stop of a
fight may prevent the completion of the onset of pain or suffocating reception,
provided that the violation of equipment on the part of the athlete against which
the pain or suffocating reception is performed does not lead to an increase in
injury);
13) the occurrence of a traumatic situation or other circumstances that
interfere with the normal conduct of the match.
4. If during a match the participant has received an injury, the referee is
obliged to call the doctor or accompany the athlete to him and during the
provision of medical assistance is nearby.
8. Side Judge
1. Lateral judge during competitions with conducting contact matches
(in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4) must:
1) before the beginning of the match, check the conformity of equipment
and clothing of athletes to the requirements of the Rules;
2) during the competitions under the B-1 version of the "All-Wing
Battle" competition, to evaluate the technical actions of athletes and display
gestures of assessment, as well as observations and warnings in versions B-1, B-
2, B-3, B-4 from relevant explanatory gestures;
3) during the competitions under the section "All-Styles fighting" for
versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 to conduct a ballot paper of the established form or
record on clichés, defining assessments of effective actions of athletes, fixing
violations in accordance with these Rules, declared by the arbitrator; after the
end of the fight, the athletes will calculate the overall result, determine the
winner in the match and hand over the referee's note to the referee;
4) During the match, while on a tattoo, move beyond the boundary of the
court to hold the match, not blocking the field of view of the referee and referee.
2. The side judge during the B-5 and B-6 competitions must:
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1) during the assessment of the actions of athletes in versions B-5 and B-
6, they shall be in a specially designated refereeing zone sitting in a chair,
positioned on the same line with the other judges between the referee's table and
the playground face to the speakers and back to the table of the referee;
2) after the performance of the athlete on the team of the referee "Prepare
ratings", not raising the tablets, determine the assessment of the performance;
3) with the Arbitrator team "Show estimates" simultaneously with other
judges to raise the plate in the right hand upwards, showing its athlete;
4) on the Arbitrator's team to deploy the nameplate 180 degrees towards
the arbitrator for placing the ratings assigned by the secretary to the B-5 and B-6
protocols (appendix 6); then, under the command of the referee, "Lower", lower
the plate;
5) in the case of equality of points (B-6), to conduct an assessment of the
performance of the athlete by universal vote on the basis of a comparative
assessment without counting the marks and without the use of the plaque,
indicating the extended right hand on the winner of the athlete;
6) in the case of equality of points (B-5) to conduct an assessment of the
performance of the athlete after the display of additional three techniques.
When evaluating performances of athletes in version B-6, the position of
lateral judges at different angles of the tatami is allowed.
9. Judge- timekeeper
1. The time-honored judge is at the table next to the referee. The referee
starts the match by the referee team and starts the stopwatch. A timekeeper
judge submits a signal to the referee about the expiration of the time required for
the fixation.
2. The judge-timekeeper must record:
1) the time of the beginning and end of the match;
2) time of delay of the athlete on the playground (after 1 to 4 minutes);
3) the time of elimination of defects in the equipment and the form of
clothing (no more than 2 minutes) when entering the site;
4) the time of the participant's request to the doctor and the time of
elimination of deficiencies in his outfit and the form of clothes (in the amount of
up to 5 minutes per participant for the period of one duel or speech);
5) 1 minute rest between the rounds and before the extra minute of the
match, if appointed in accordance with these Rules;
6) 5 s stay in delight and 20 s with continuous struggle in the party.
3. During the breaks in a match, the referee judge, after the order of the
referee or referee, stops and starts the stopwatch, calculating the time of the
match.
4. It is not prohibited to take part in the duties of a judge-timekeeper and
secretary.
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10. Judge at the firing line
The referee must:
prepare for the competition a fire border;
manage the athlete's actions at the fire line;
to ensure the implementation of security measures at the fire line.
11. Technical judge
The technical judge must:
Before the start of the competition, check the airworthiness of the
pneumatic sport weapon through inspection and execution of target shots on the
targets;
To sign on the targets of sportsman's surnames (numbers);
on the firing line, to consolidate the targets;
mark holes, record the results of firing in the protocol;
Pass targets with results by secretary under the section "Shooting".
12. Judge with participants
The judge is obliged by the participants:
to ensure the appearance of athletes for drawing;
to lace up athletes of a certain category before their performances in front
of the tatami;
check their availability according to the competition protocol, appearance
and models of weapons that are used;
during the competition, be constantly at the same time as the athletes in
the established area to control their readiness to exit, the state of clothing and the
layout of the weapon in accordance with the requirements of these Rules;
immediately notify the referee of the absence or refusal of the participant
from the statement;
associate the red banner of the contestant belt, which is currently being
evaluated in a pair in version B-5;
when playing seats in the case of an equal number of points, lining the
participants in a certain position before the judges on the right and left of
themselves and on the gestures of the side judges to determine the outcome of
the joint voting by majority rule, pointing the hand to the participant who won.
15. Doctor
1. Before the beginning of the competition the doctor is obliged:
1) check the presence of athletes in the presence of a doctor to participate
in competitions in the prescribed form;
2) check the sanitary and hygienic condition of the competitions and
special equipment.
2. During the competition the doctor is obliged:
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1) to exercise medical control over the state of health of the participants
of the competition;
2) decide on the possibility (impossibility) further participation in
competitions athlete who got knockout (knockdown) or applied for medical
assistance;
3) to provide medical assistance to the participants of the event in the
event of injury.
3. After the end of the competition, the doctor is required to prepare a
report in an arbitrary form on the health care of the competition.
4. The doctor is subject to Chief Justice of the competition and has the
right to stop the fight and give medical treatment without the consent of judges,
referring directly to the arbitrator.
16. Commandant
1. The commandant submits to the deputy chief judge according to the
section of the competition, the chief judge of the competition.
2. The commandant is obliged:
1) equip places of competitions;
2) to maintain order in the venues of the competition;
3) control the observance of safety measures in the premises and venues
of the competition;
4) provide telephone communication (if necessary).
17. Medical support of competitions
1. During the competition, every athlete has the right to receive medical
assistance. The need for medical care may be initiated by an arbiter, a referee,
an athlete or a doctor without the consent of the judges and the athlete.
The medical support of the participants of the competition is carried out
by the medical service (physician) of the organizer of the competition.
The competition physician is the Deputy Chief Medical Officer and is a
member of the Mandate Commission for the right to vote on medical matters.
All decisions of the doctor of the competition, taken within its
competence, must be performed by athletes, coaches, team representatives,
judges and organizers of the competitions.
An obligatory condition for admission of an athlete to participate in
competitions is the presence in the registered application of the signature and
seal of the physician of the medical-physical therapy dispensary or the
appropriate medical establishment.
2. Actions of an arbitrator and a referee in case of provision of medical
assistance to participants:
1) if after an effective action (in the absence of violation of these Rules)
the athlete needs emergency medical assistance, the referee or referee stops the
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fight and calls the doctor without opening an account. In this case, the athlete is
knockout;
2) if a sportsman receives light injuries that do not significantly affect the
possibility of a duel (bleeding from the nose, dissection, etc.), the referee or the
referee may stop the fight and send the athlete (accompanied by a referee) for
medical assistance without opening an account;
3) the referee is forbidden to refuse the athlete in the treatment during a
duel to the doctor. In this case, if immediately before the appeal were technical
actions by any of the rivals, the referee opens the account of the athlete who
appeals to the doctor;
3. In all cases, the athlete's appeal during a duel (speech) for medical
assistance, the decision of the possibility or impossibility to continue the battle
(speech) is taken by the doctor of the competition.
4. In cases where a physician removes an athlete from a fight or from a
competition during a battle (provided that there was no violation of these Rules),
the athlete is declared losing for obvious advantage.
5. In the event of an Athlete receiving a head strike (or head-to-head
strike) that has led to a knockout or repeated (second in the current duel)
knockdown, the referee gives the athlete to the doctor, even if the traumatized
athlete does not want to seek medical assistance. The decision on the further
participation in the competitions for the athlete, who repeatedly received the
knockdown from the head to the head, receives the doctor. In the case of a
knockout from such an attack, the athlete is removed from the competition.
4. All cases of getting a knockout athlete from head to head (or head shot
at the fall), characterized by dizziness, partial or complete loss of orientation and
/ or consciousness, must be recorded and reported to the event organizer.
Athletes who have received such a knockout are not allowed to compete for a
period not less than 6 months after receiving a knockout.
IX Protests, procedure for submission and consideration
1. Submission of protests
1. Protests shall be filed by a representative of the team in cases of
violations by the judges of the requirements of these Rules and the Regulations
in writing indicating the paragraph of these Rules and the provisions that have
been violated. The protest may be filed before the start of the competition or not
later than 20 minutes after the end of the athlete's performance.
2. In the event of opposition to the results of the match or speeches, the
team representative will comply with the requirements for lodging a protest by
the outcome of the match (s) referred to in paragraph 4 of this chapter. The
intention to file a protest must be filed with the referee immediately or no later
than 5 minutes after the end of the match or speech, as indicated by the secretary
in the minutes indicating the time of the protest.
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3. The protest regarding participation in the competitions of the athlete or
the team as a whole is submitted to the draw during the meeting of the
credentials commission.
4. Requirements for protest against the outcome of a fight or a statement:
1) in case of disagreement of the team representative with the results of
the match (statement) for the purpose of protest, the representative of the team
makes a statement to the referee on the tatami in which the battle was conducted
(performance), no later than 5 minutes after its completion;
2) after the oral statement of disagreement with the results of the fight
(statement) and the intention to file a protest from the team representative, the
referee (secretary) issues a protest form (Annex 7) with a note on the time when
the controversial battle is completed (speaking). The team representative, filling
in the form, must indicate which paragraph of these Rules and the Regulations is
violated and which are the officials themselves. The requirement to review all
ratings for all technical actions can only take place for combat in versions B-2,
B-3, B-4, and for version B-1 there are certain technical actions, the rating of
which the representative of the team disagrees;
3) a representative of the team shall submit to the Inspector-judge a
completed protest form with suitable video analysis materials and / or other
evidence of possible judge mistakes or violations by judges of these Rules and
Regulations, not later than 20 minutes after the completion of the battle
(statement), the results of which are being challenged. The quality of the
submitted materials should allow for their complete analysis within 30 minutes.
5. The reason for the refusal to consider the protest may be:
1) exceeding time according to any time limit for submission and
consideration of a protest;
2) submission of protest not in accordance with the established form and
absence of necessary information in the form of protest;
3) the absence of video materials and other evidence of possible judge
mistakes or violations by judges of these Rules or Regulations;
4) unsatisfactory quality of the submitted video material, which does not
allow objectively to consider the protest within 30 minutes;
5) gross and unreasonable behavior of the representative of the team (or
athlete, if by the decision of the inspector-judge it is involved in the analysis of
the submitted evidence of a misdemeanor) regarding the inspector's judge, other
athletes, fans, other judges or other officials.
6. If necessary, if this does not delay the competition, the Inspector-judge
may consider the protest within a period exceeding 30 minutes, but not more
than two hours.
2. The procedure of consideration of protests
1. The protest is considered by the judge-inspector with the analysis of
photo and video materials. Judicial records and testimony of judges are
considered as necessary.
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2. The decision on the protest shall be taken by the chief judge of the
competition
X. Versions and the order of the competitions under the section
"All-Styles fighting"
1. Competition versions in the form of contact matches
1. Easy contact (version B-1). In the event of a competition in a light
contact it is not allowed to carry out strikes and throws that can lead to
knockdown or knockout.
2. Metered contact (version B-2). Competitions in the metered contact
are conducted with a controlled force of impact (throwing), that is allowed
strikes (throws) that do not lead to a knockout.
3. Full contact (versions B-3, B-4). Competitions in full contact are
carried out without limitation of the impact forces (throws), while it is allowed
strikes (throws) that can lead to a knockout.
In the version B-4 it is allowed to strike the body with the knees and
elbows.
2. Versions of competitions in the form of contactless fights (speeches)
1. Couple demonstration of self-defense technology (version B-5):
1) the program of the performance of each pair must necessarily include a
certain number of techniques of self-defense, to be demonstrated by each
participant, in the following:
for the age of 6 - 7, 8 - 9 years - four receptions;
for the age of 10 - 11, 12-13 years - six receptions;
for the age of 14 - 15, 16 - 17 years - eight receptions;
for the age of 18 and over - ten receptions;
2) the first half of the demonstrated technique of self-defense is used
against non-weapon action, the second one - against the actions of the weapon.
2. Demonstration of formal technical complexes (version B-6):
1) B-6 msac - Competitions are held in the form of a demonstration of a
formal technical complex of combat combinations style in an individual
performance. The basic principle in the assessment is to identify technical
errors in the technology of this complex;
2) B-6 all styles - competitions are held in the form of a demonstration of
traditional formal technical complexes, representing different styles of martial
arts in an individual performance without weapons.
Demonstration of a technical complex of arbitrary nature is also allowed.
The main principle in evaluating such performances is not the analysis of
interstellar errors, but the detection of mistakes inherent in all styles (violation
of coordination of movements, stability, equilibrium, lack of concentration in
movements, violation of the balance of the center of gravity, lack of
concentration of force and control of action, lack of combat spirit, violation
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breath, as well as look, facial expression, rhythm, expressive style writing,
etiquette, simplicity or complexity of the technique of execution). On the eve of
the performance of an athlete from the FTK an arbitrary character of the brigade
of judges is given a description of the specified complex.
3. The order of the competition
1. Fights in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 begin with the command of the
referee "Fight" and ends with the signal of the gong (sound signal) or by the
referee's command "Stop".
Duration of the match is:
for children of the 1st age group 6 - 7 years and the second age group of 8
- 9 years of both sexes - 1 round 2 min;
for younger males males 10 - 11 years old, boys males 12 - 13 years and
all age groups of women under 18 years - 1 round 3 min;
for older boys males from 14 to 15 years of age, junior males 16 - 17 and
women from 18 years old - 2 rounds for 2 min;
for all ages men from 18 years old - 2 rounds for 3 minutes.
Before the start of the match, the athletes start at the starting positions
marked on the court to hold the match. By the referee team, the red belt
participant takes the place to the right of the referee, the participant with the
white belt - to the left, congratulating each other in the beginning and after the
end of the match handshake or bow.
During the competition after the first round, athletes rest for 1 minute,
sitting on a chair in the established places.
After the time of the match stops, the technical actions after the gong or
the referee's team "Stop" are not counted (violations - credited).
A match by a referee team can be interrupted for each participant for the
entire duration of the match for no more than 5 minutes (for providing
(receiving) medical care, eliminating disadvantages and inconvenience in
clothing and equipment, etc.), after which the participant who did not have this
time , the defeat is counted, and the opponent is awarded a pure victory.
The duel ends ahead of time in the event of awarding one of the
participants a clear victory, a victory over the obvious advantage or
disqualification of one of the participants.
If the rival in the rack is more than 5 seconds more enthusiastic, the battle
stops and continues from the middle of the playground.
The time of the fight in the party (lying down) does not exceed 20
seconds. If during this time, none of the rivals failed to perform a painful or
stifling reception, the battle stops and continues from the rack. In the absence of
active actions on the part of both athletes during the fight in the party (lying) the
referee may stop the fight until the end of 20 seconds. Continuation of the battle
comes from the rack. Note on passive combat is not announced at this time.
For one and the same athlete, a break between the end of the previous
match and the beginning of the next must be at least 5 minutes.
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2. During the conduct of fights, the effective actions (attacks) of athletes
shall be assessed.
An effective attack in the match is allowed by these Rules to strike,
inflicted on the score zone of the opponent's body, a throw, as well as pain or
suffocating reception.
The criterion of the effectiveness of the attacker is the correct
implementation of the technique of military sports all-round blow, throw or
admission in accordance with these Rules.
Striking is not prohibited.
It is allowed to mark (without contact) blows in the score zone of the
body, if at least one of the rivals is in the hallway. The position of the sideboard
is the position of the athlete, which involves contacting the tatami with any part
of the body, except the stop.
A blow, the execution of which begins at the rack, and ends with the
attacker's fall, is considered to be executed in the rack.
3. During the competition in the light contact of the B-1 after the attack,
the command "Stop" is presented and the evaluation of the actions of the athlete,
who first performed an effective action.
In the course of B-1 matches, only accented strikes are subject to
evaluation, which, if applied to an unprotected score zone without limitation of
the force of contact, can lead to the impossibility of temporarily or at all
continuation of the fight (fight). In this case, the impact technique, the speed
and the impact force are confirmed by the presence of the attacking fighter, the
impact control, in accordance with the requirements of these Rules to the
version in which the fight is conducted.
These requirements also apply to benchmark markings for all versions
with contact bouts (B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4).
4In assessing the effectiveness of blows during the B-1 series of matches
and the punctuation markings for all versions, the criteria are:
1) direct strike closer to the opponent by hand is considered effective if at
the same time it meets the following requirements:
the blow is inflicted on the disruption of the distance with the
simultaneous staging (step) of the same leg (if the hand is left - the left leg and
vice versa);
the shoulder (shoulder joint) of the attacking arm is forward;
2) direct strikes by hand that farther away from the rival, as well as side-
by-side hands and blows with hands at the bottom (pepper) are considered
effective if at the same time they meet the following requirements:
the shoulder (shoulder joint) of the attacking arm is forward;
the shoulder (shoulder joint) closer to the opponent hand is pulled back;
3) kicking the leg, as well as reverse circular impacts on the back of the
fist should be amplitude and accented with power generation.
An indication of power generation during kick-offs is the scrolling of the
attacking athlete's body on the support foot and the passing of the knee of the
attacking leg in the plane of rotation ahead of the shock-stroke movement. If the
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specified criteria of kick-off efficiency are not met in full, but the attacked
opponent falls from the impact, such a blow is also subject to evaluation.
An attack on the leg with the attacker falling in version B-1 is estimated
only if the attacked opponent falls.
5. In the course of competition with the B-2 dose contact and in full
contact for versions B-3 and B-4, the points are awarded without interrupting the
match.
6. If after the end of the main time of the match in both rivals is equal to
the number of points, the B-1 version of the battle continues until the first
effective action, and for versions B-2, B-3 and B-4, one additional minute of the
battle is assigned. The outcome of the battle in this case is determined solely by
the results of the appointed additional minute of the battle (the results of the
main time of the match both relative to the sum of assessments of effective
actions, as well as with respect to comments and warnings, canceled). If, after
an extra minute, the score remains equal, the battle continues until the first
effective action.
Before the extra minute of the battle, athletes are given a rest for 1 min.
7. The order of the competition in version B-5:
1) the performance of each athlete is evaluated separately with the
definition of his place in the personal championship among athletes of the
corresponding age category (separately for men and women). The assessment is
carried out not for each reception separately, but for the whole program as a
whole;
2) in order to determine the places in the personal championship in the
event of an equal number of points in two athletes, an additional demonstration
by athletes of three different methods, the reassessment of which is repeated
(with the cancellation of the preliminary results), is appointed. Based on the
results of the evaluation of the three techniques, the higher and lower places for
these athletes are determined. If the amount of points received by the athletes
for an additional demonstration of the three methods is identical, decisions
regarding the allocation of seats for these athletes shall be taken by the judges by
simple ballot with a double superiority of the arbitrator's vote;
3) determining the places in the personal championship in the event of an
equal amount of points in three or more athletes shall be conducted without the
repeat performance of athletes by adding the excluded lower points. In the event
that the two or more athletes score again at the same time, the excluded points
will be added to the amount of points for these athletes. If, after this, two or
more athletes score the same amount, the decision is made by the judges by
simple ballot with a double superiority of the arbitrator's vote;
4) athletes' performances are evaluated by five lateral judges using rating
labels.
During the demonstration of the performance, the diversity of military
equipment, methods of self-defense is not limited. Mandatory elements should
be various attacks, throws, pain and suffocating techniques, counterattacking
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actions, possession of methods of self-defense against attack with any weapon or
improvised means.
The demonstration of the first reception begins at the center of the
playground on the tatami with the greetings by the bows of judges and each
other. The division of receptions should be fixed by the time interval of up to 4
s.
The demonstration program, which consists of the required number of
receptions, ends with bowes to each other, judges and expectations of the
outcome of the statement.
During the demonstration of a drum technique, the slight touch of the
athlete is allowed. Athletes need to safely perform techniques of throwing
equipment, pain and suffocating techniques.
In the event of non-compliance with such conditions, an athlete may be
advised, warned or disqualified.
A compulsory component of throwing equipment is the correct
implementation of the methods of insurance and self-insurance, as well as pain
and suffocating techniques.
8. The order of the competition in version B-6:
1) after calling the athlete takes the starting position in the far right corner
of the site marked on the tatami for the performance. The athlete demonstrates
his willingness to raise his right hand. From this moment begins its evaluation;
2) before reaching the playground for the performance, the athlete
baptizes those present. Approaches the judges to a distance of 1 m and bowing
congratulates them and, having taken the position of the front rack (the bow and
rack can have stylistic features), represents himself and his performance;
3) at the time of submission, the athlete names his / her name, FTC name,
style or school, and informs the judges of the need to cross the platform for the
performance (if any) during the implementation of the complex with the
generally accepted gesture and the phrase "Exit the playground";
4) the demonstration of the FTC begins after the athlete occupies the
appropriate place on the playground. After completing the complex, the athlete
is in the waiting position at the center of the site and waits until the judges make
their decision;
5) the athlete leaves the playground for the Arbitrator team "Participant
free". To move on the site and leave the site is allowed only face to the judges;
6) the fact of violation of these Rules, which leads to disqualification, the
lateral judge signals the rotation of the index finger raised up in the right hand.
If such signals come from most judges, the referee must stop the demonstration
and gather the judges for a collegial decision on disqualification.
XI Technical actions and their evaluation
1. Scoring areas
Scoring areas of the body for attacking are:
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1) head (except for the nape);
2) anterior and lateral surfaces of the chest;
3) back (except for the kidneys and spine);
4) stomach;
5) legs (except for joints);
6) block if, as a result of a hit, the opponent has got a knockdown or
knockout, in cases where this is permitted by these Rules.
2. Evaluation of technical actions in versions with contact fights
(B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4)
1. A pure victory in the course of competition in light, metered and full
contact (B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4) is awarded to:
1) for carrying out a pain or suffocating reception;
2) for a knockout or two knockdowns in full contact;
3) for two knockdowns in the metered contact;
4) in case of disqualification of the opponent;
5) for obvious advantage (if one of the athletes can not withstand the
attacks of the opponent, misses many strokes or constantly retreats and dodges
the battle).
2. 6 points are awarded for knockdown (except version B-1).
3. Three points are awarded for:
1) kicking in the head;
2) a throw executed technically correctly and quickly, through which an
opponent fell on his back, stomach or side, and the performer of the throw
remained in the rack;
3) a series of strikes by the hands of the head, if the strikes are carried out
one after another without ruptures in time as one action, with two or more
strikes effective (except version B-1).
4. Two points are awarded for:
1) hand-to-head strike;
2) kicking in the torso or back;
3) a series of strikes by the hands in the trunk, if the strikes are carried
out one after the other without breakage in time as one action, with two or more
strikes effective (except version B-1);
4) a throw executed technically correctly and quickly, through which an
opponent fell on his back, stomach or side, with the attacker falling;
5) knee injury in the torso (only for version B-4).
5. One ball is awarded for:
1) carrying out a strike by the hand in the torso;
2) strike the elbow over the body (for version B-4 only);
3) strike on the leg;
4) any technical attack or counterattacking of the wrestling technique
(other than the blockages) leading to the opponent's fall (touching the tatami or
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carpet with any part of the body except the foot) that do not match the score of
three or two points. At the same time, it is considered substandard poor
performance of the reception of wrestling technology, due to which both athletes
fall, and the athlete who started the attack does not receive a tactical advantage.
In the case of a strike on a raised leg, one point is not counted, but if, as a
result of this strike, the opponent falls, one ball is counted.
If, as a result of a blow to the block (in versions B-3 and B-4) the
opponent is in a knockout, the knock is counted.
If, as a result of a blow to the block (in versions B-2, B-3, B-4) the
opponent is in a knockdown, the knockdown is credited.
If, as a result of violation of these Rules one participant, his opponent
receives an injury or temporarily loses his ability to withstand attacks, the
effective actions of the offender after the violation of these Rules and the
command "Stop" are not evaluated.
6. Throws:
1) a throw is considered a reception, as a result of which the rival is
deprived of support and, falling, touching the tatami with any part of the body,
except the stop. Throws are executed without falling and falling attacker;
2) a throw can be a consequence of the appropriate action on the
opponent's attempt to conduct technical actions. When evaluating a throw, it
takes into account the effectiveness of its execution, regardless of whether the
throw from the stand or not. It is prohibited to perform throws that are
dangerous to the life of the rival and can lead to fractures or severe injuries;
3) a throw, the execution of which has begun on the site and performed
outside the boundaries of the battle area, is evaluated;
4) it is prohibited to carry out throws:
falling on an opponent with an emphasis on the elbow or knee;
on the head and with enthusiasm for the pain reception;
with the capture of only one head and / or neck of the opponent with two
hands in the castle.
Capturing a rival's head or neck during a rollover or a coup in a party is
allowed only in one hand (without a lock with the other hand) or to capture two
hands with the neck and / or head lock only with the hand, foot, body or neck of
the opponent's jacket .
The capture of an opponent without an admission must not exceed 5
seconds, and the time of the fight in the party - 20 seconds.
7Pain Receptions:
1) a painful admission is considered to be the grip of an opponent's hand
or leg in the struggle against lying and performing actions that cause pain and
compel the opponent to surrender;
2) pain receptions are carried out only in the partner smoothly without
jerks to the appearance of pain and performed on the upper or lower limbs:
on the brush joint - bending in the direction of natural bending without
twisting;
on the elbow joint - bending without twisting;
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on the shoulder joint - twisting and / or stretching without twisting;
on the ankle joint - only bending;
on the knee joint - bending in the plane of the natural bend (not in the
side) without twisting;
on the hip joint - bending;
on the Achilles tendon, biceps and calf muscle - oppression;
3) in order not to get injured, the participant signals his defeat by
splashing his hand or foot over the area, the opponent's body or a shout (the
signal of the defeat is any cry of the athlete against which he or she takes the
pain in the fight);
4) the referee has the right to enroll a pain reception, without waiting for
a signal of defeat, if further admission can lead to injury.
8. Soothing techniques:
1) the effects of suppressing the carotid arteries of the rival with the side
of the jacket, forearm, forearm and shoulder, the side of the jacket and forearm,
the side of the jacket and the shin, and also the legs of the carotid arteries and /
or diaphragm are considered as suffocating methods, as a result of which the
competitor gives a signal of defeat or loses the ability to lead fight. Soothing
receptions are held only in the hallway. It is forbidden to capture the legs in the
lock only behind the neck or head;
2) the referee has the right to qualify as a stifling reception, without
waiting for a signal of defeat, if the athlete against which a stifling technique is
carried out may lose consciousness.
9. Knockdown - short-term loss of combat capability due to missed
(in the score areas of the body) strikes or throws. In the case of a
knockdown, the referee opens the account. The command "Fight" is not served
before the account "eight". In the event that the athlete is ready to continue the
fight before knockdown before the end of the account (10 seconds), he takes the
battle stand. If the referee considers the athlete to be able to continue the fight,
the duel continues.
10. Knockout - loss of combat capability due to missed (in the score zone
of the body) strikes or throws for more than 10 seconds.
In the case of a knockout referee opens an account and leads him to 10,
after which the battle ends with the command "Stop". In the case of serious
injury, the referee may, calling a doctor, credit knockout without opening an
account. After the knockout decision, the competitor takes the decision on the
further participation of the athlete in the competitions.
11. Prohibited technical actions:
grip of the genitals;
wringing your fingers and toes;
biting and tweaking;
striking an open glove;
strike by elbow (except version B-4);
knee bending (except version B-4);
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strike in the throat, in the back of the neck, in the joints, in the groin, in
the kidneys and in the spine;
execution of uncontrollable blows (strokes that are applied with closed
eyes or anyway);
strike the head;
execution of dangerous throws (throws that lead to the drop of an
opponent on the head, as well as high-flush throws without the performance of
the opponent's insurance);
execution of throws with falling on an opponent with emphasis on his
elbow or knee, as well as with capture on a painful reception;
making contact strikes, if at least one of the rivals is in the party;
striking a knee or elbow to the head and back;
squeezing the head with his feet, arms or head to the tatami;
Stamina with a hand or foot in the face of the opponent (except for cases
of squeezing the head of the attacker in the party up), closing the nose or mouth,
preventing the opponent from breathing, exercising pressure on the larynx;
Any actions leading to twisting of the neck in any direction, with capture
only over the neck and / or head with both hands;
execution of painful and stuffy techniques for an athlete who is in the
rack;
pain medications on the wrist, elbow, shoulder, ankle or knee joints
through their twisting;
attacking actions to the command "Fight" and after the "Stop" command.
The strike, started from the rack and completed in the fall, is considered
to be made of a rack.
If a painful or suffocating reception is started in the partner, and during
the course of its execution the athlete against whom the reception is being
performed stops at the stand, then the "Stop" command is presented. Penalties
for the violation do not occur.
3. Evaluation of technical actions in version B-5
1. The score is scored by the secretary according to the section within the
range of assessments established by these Rules.
Before the performance, the participant has an initial score equal to the
lowest rating of the range (for example, if the athlete has a range of 2.0 - 4.0, his
starting score is 2.0).
During the presentation, the current assessment of the participant is
formed by reducing the initial estimate for each error or increasing its preference
for the performance.
2. Evaluation criteria:
1) inefficiency of action - reduces the points for each error in the
technique or neglect self-defense. Subtraction from the lower range estimate is
performed in increments of 0.2 to 0.5 points.
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0.2 points is withdrawn for every small violation of the technique of
performance that is not systematic (less than 3 times) and does not lead to a
violation of the logical completion of admission, namely:
obscurity or inaccuracy of the element of impact or throwing equipment;
lack of breathing control;
inconsistency of positions, movements, eyes and shouts;
lack of sense of tempo and rhythm;
absence during demonstration of such physical qualities as endurance,
strength, speed;
lack of concentration and controllability of actions;
violation of etiquette when leaving the tatami;
0.5 ball is removed for:
each significant deviation in the technique of implementation of actions;
significant violations in the self-insurance technique;
constantly repeated minor errors that have a systematic nature (3 times or
more);
uniformity of the demonstrated technique;
stops in execution, including those accompanied by the hints of the
partner;
missed hit;
absence or loss of control over an opponent or weapon after an
admission;
lack of logical-sequential admission actions.
An athlete may be disqualified if, during a statement, his actions become
dangerous to athletes, spectators or if the conditions regarding the number of
techniques of protection of the equipment are not met.
An athlete who has committed mistakes related to stopping in movements
without further reaction, the score is reduced to 0 points.
An athlete, who has been scaled down below the lower range for various
violations of rules, receives 0 points. The place for such an athlete is not
determined;
2) Effectiveness of action - increases the points with a step of 0.1 or 0.5
points.
The increase from the lower range estimate is due to the superior qualities
associated with etiquette and spectacle performance.
To the prevailing qualities, for which a score of 0.1 is added, include:
appropriate appearance of an athlete;
entrance to the tatami and exit from the tatami;
performance of etiquette or ritual;
facial expressions, eyes, shouts.
The prevailing qualities, for which a score of 0.5 is added, include:
complexity of technology;
entertainment performance;
variety of technology;
the variety of weapons used (more than 2 species).
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The highest number of points, which can increase the result of the
performance, is equal to 2.4 points.
3. Performing technical actions of self-defense techniques, the athlete
must fully achieve the goal set before him. Reception should include the
following items:
departure from the line of attack;
blocking of strikes;
strikes, capture, switch to counterattack.
Reception should end with full control over the opponent (the use of pain
or suffocating reception, finishing by striking in vital organs or convoys, etc.).
Attack and protective actions should be performed technically correct and
realistic.
4. Evaluation of technical actions during the competition in the version
B-6 - stylistic direction
1. Evaluation of the FTC style "Combat Combinations" in the style
direction is based on the principle of subtracting points from the initial
evaluation in accordance with the level of errors.
2. The score is scored within the range of ratings defined by these Rules
for a particular age group.
3. Before the performance, the participant has an initial estimate equal to
the highest rating of the range. If an athlete has a range of 2.0 - 4.0, his starting
score is 4.0.
4. During the presentation, the initial estimate can only be reduced for
each error, subtraction from the initial estimate is made in step of 0.1, or 0.5, or
1.0 points.
5. Mistakes that are subtracted from the 0.1 point and which are not
systemic (less than three times) are:
1) lack of greetings (bowing);
2) lack of clarity of motions at the exit;
3) the absence of the announcement of the complex (does not apply to
persons who have language defects);
4) lack of clarity of facial expressions, sound and body position during
the implementation of the complex (does not apply to persons who have
language defects);
5) movement of the site during the demonstration of the FTC with his
back to the judges;
6) excessive lifting of the head;
7) failure to turn the head, body in the direction of attack, protection;
8) scattered, unconcentrated look, actions are not controlled by the look;
9) incorrect formation of a fist;
10) excessive straightening of the arm in the elbow during strikes and
block execution;
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11) incorrect positioning of the shoulder while striking and performing
blocks;
12) incorrect positioning of the foot during impact, lack of tension;
13) the absence of a hard stubby feet during a strike;
14) lack of tension and relaxation during strikes and block execution;
15) lack of proper breathing or breathing failure while performing
complex exercises;
16) absence of a military crash, emission of energy in the corresponding
place of the complex;
17) loss of equilibrium;
18) insufficient concentration during strikes and execution of blocks both
hands and feet.
6. Systems (three or more times) and gross mistakes, for which a score of
0.5 or 1.0 is deducted or 0 points are given, are:
1) errors associated with the stop and the lock in the movements with a
rapid response (minus 0.5 points);
2) errors associated with stop and shutter in slow-motion movements
(minus 1.0 points);
3) mistakes associated with stop and lock in the movements without
further reaction (the score is reduced to 0 points);
4) errors associated with the drop of an athlete with a rapid response
(minus 0.5 points);
5) mistakes associated with the fall of an athlete with a slow response
(minus 1.0 points);
6) errors associated with the loss of the athlete without further reaction
(the score is reduced to 0 points);
7) going out of the playground, separated by a tattoo for a performance, if
this has not been warned (minus 0.5 points);
8) non-exit outside the site, if the exit was warned (minus 0.5 points);
9) lack of combat spirit (minus 0.5 ball);
10) minor system errors in shock technology (minus 0.5 points).
Rapid response is a reaction to an error that does not violate the integrity
and dynamics of movements, but maintains the logical completion of technical
actions or a set of technical actions.
Slow response - a reaction to an error that results in the integrity of the
action being violated, the dynamics, speed and rhythm of movements decrease,
but the logical completion of technical actions or a set of technical actions is
maintained.
Without further reaction - the absence of any response and reaction to the
error, as a result of which the athlete stops the demonstration, violating the
logical completion of the technical actions of the complex.
Exit beyond the platform for a performance is considered to be the
athlete's exit with both legs at the specified limits.
An estimate of 0 points can be set at the amount of errors or for the low
technical level of the complex.
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7. Disclaimer may be announced for:
1) the non-conformity of the FTC with the declared;
2) non-compliance of the FTC Regulations.
8Requirements for FTC:
1) the conformity of age and the level of waist recognition of an athlete
from Combined martial;
2) displaying an arsenal of techniques for a real battle with one or more
opponents;
3) with stylistic FTK - the compliance of the complex with the standards
of combat combinations style compliance with the established pace, rhythm and
consistency;
4) manifestation of physical, psychological, combat state of mind;
5) execution of movements in the position of balance clearly, quickly,
coordinated;
6) the presence of maximum concentration of force in the corresponding
phases;
7) breath control;
8) consistency of positions, movements, eyes and shouts;
9) the conformity of movement techniques to the requirements of the
style;
10) understanding by the athlete of the martial essence of movements;
11) the presence of combat spirit, concentration, facial expression,
expression, that is, a vivid manifestation of feelings, mood, emotions,
expressiveness;
12) speed, clarity, strength, balance;
13) compliance with the etiquette.
5. Evaluation of technical actions during the competition in
version B-6 - a different direction
1. Evaluation of the performance is based on the principle of subtracting
points with a higher rating of the range according to the level of mistakes that
are inherent in all styles.
2. The score is scored within the range of ratings defined by these Rules.
3. Before the performance, the participant has an initial score equal to the
highest rating of the range (for example, if the athlete has a range of 2.0 - 4.0,
his starting score is 4.0).
4. During the presentation, the initial estimate may decrease for each
error, deduction from the initial estimate is made in step of 0.1, or 0.5, or 1.0
points.
5. Mistakes that are subtracted from the 0.1 point and which are not
systemic (less than three times) are:
1) lack of greetings (bowing);
2) lack of clarity of motions at the exit;
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3) the absence of the announcement of the complex (does not apply to
persons who have language defects);
4) lack of clarity of facial expression, sound and body position during
presentation of the complex (does not apply to persons who have language
defects);
5) movement of the site during the demonstration of the complex with his
back to the judges;
6) failure to turn the head or body in the direction of attack, protection;
7) scattered, unconcentrated look, actions are not controlled by the look;
8) lack of compression of the fist;
9) excessive straightening of the arm in the elbow during strikes and
block execution;
10) blockage of the body;
11) no voltage;
12) the absence of a rigid stops;
13) lack of tension and relaxation during strikes and block execution in
the final phases;
14) delay and failure of breathing;
15) absence of combat shout, energy release;
16) loss of equilibrium;
17) insufficient concentration during strikes and execution of blocks both
hands and feet.
6. Harsh and systemic (more than three times) mistakes, for which a score
of 0.5 or 1.0 is deducted or 0 points is given, are:
1) errors associated with the stop and the lock in the movements with a
rapid response (minus 0.5 points);
2) errors associated with stop and shutter in slow-motion movements
(minus 1.0 points);
3) mistakes associated with stop and lock in the movements without
further reaction (the score is reduced to 0 points);
4) errors associated with the drop of an athlete with a rapid response
(minus 0.5 points);
5) mistakes associated with the fall of an athlete with a slow response
(minus 1.0 points);
6) errors associated with the loss of the athlete without further reaction
(the score is reduced to 0 points);
7) exit beyond the site, if this has not been warned (minus 0.5 points);
8) non-exit outside the site, if the withdrawal was warned (minus 0.5
points).
7. Disclaimer is declared if the FTC does not comply with the declared or
the Regulation.
8. The minimum score can be set at the sum of errors or if the complex is
as much as possible simplified by technique and time.
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9. The formal technical complex of the versatile direction of the version
B-6 must meet the requirements of a certain type of martial arts or a program of
arbitrary style.
XII The order of the competition according to the section
"Shooting"
1. Organization of shooting events
1. Competitions shall be held in shooting galleries, demonstration or
sports halls equipped in accordance with the requirements of these Rules to
equip a place for shooting pneumatic weapons, the type and mark of which is
determined by the Regulations.
2. Before the start of the competition, the following measures are
mandatory:
1) conducting an instructing of a judge's brigade, representatives of teams
and athletes regarding the procedure for firing and ensuring security measures;
2) checking applications for participation in firing teams;
3) inspection of the pneumatic weapon, from which the exercise will be
performed.
3. During the competition, one type of ammunition is used.
2. Security measures during firing
1. It is not allowed to hold competitions and training simultaneously, as
well as competitions for different exercises in one dash.
2. It is prohibited to make any changes in the design of pneumatic
weapons that are not in accordance with the manufacturer's technical
specifications and also to use optical devices.
3. Only persons who have studied the requirements and precautions for
the performance of shooting with pneumatic weapons, the procedure for the
execution of shooting exercises in accordance with these Rules, the general
device of the pneumatic weapon used, the procedure and rules for its use shall
be allowed to the competitions under the section "Shooting".
4. In order to ensure safety during the organization and holding of the
competition under the section "Shooting" participants of the competition must
strictly adhere to the following requirements:
1) each shooter timely and accurately executes all rules and safety
measures during shooting in accordance with these Rules, as well as all teams of
judges of competitions under the section "Shooting";
2) in the event of delays or uncertainties in their actions during the
firing, without changing the position of the weapon, to stop the onslaught on the
trigger and immediately report the referee on the fire line;
3) without the permission of the judge at the firing line not to transfer
his weapon to others and not to take someone else's;
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4) to immediately stop the firing in case of providing the appropriate
team from any judge of the competition under the section "Shooting";
5) if the weapon is left behind after the command "Vibration", then
report it to the referee at the firing line.
5. Participants of the competition during shooting exercises are strictly
forbidden:
1) to charge pneumatic weapons with balls to the command "Charge";
2) start firing without the command "Fire";
3) continue the shooting after the command "Defeat";
3) aim and send pneumatic weapons to people, to the side or rear of the
shooting room, regardless of whether it is charged or not;
4) shooting outside the line of fire;
5) to be at the turn of the opening of the fire, except for the shoots;
6) leave the fire line with a charged weapon;
7) Leave somewhere charged weapon.
3. Exercises with pneumatic rifle PG-1, pneumatic pistol PP-2 and rules for
their implementation
1. The pneumatic rifle and pneumatic gun are driven by compressed air
or compressed gas. Weapons must only be charged with a 4.5 mm bulb.
Chicken pull tension is arbitrary.
2. The participant of the competition during the exercise exercises the
same weapon. In the event of breakage of a weapon by a judge's permission, it
may be replaced by another of the same type and caliber, provided that it has
been verified by a technical judge.
3. The weapons intended for firing must be presented to the technical
judge in due time.
4. Shooting PG-1 at a distance of 10 m on the target msac-1 (Annex 8) is
carried out by three shots lying from the stop. Time taken for firing is 5
minutes.
5. The shooting of the PP-2 at a distance of 10 m at the target msac-2
(Annex 9) is carried out by three shots standing without support and stop. Time
taken for firing is 5 minutes.
6. The exercises of PG-1 and PP-2 are made of pneumatic rifles or
pneumatic pistols, subject to the following requirements:
use of any open sight that does not contain a system of lenses or other
means of optical magnification;
use bullets of a caliber of 4.5 mm (.177) of any shape made of lead and
other soft material;
match the targets for the competition to the following target
requirements:
1) the targets should be paper-based, printed on a dense white or cream-
colored paper. For each exercise, the target for the test and counting shots must
be one print run. Targets must be matte (do not reflect light), the black target
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area (center) must be clearly visible at the appropriate distance for firing under
normal lighting conditions;
2) the test target is indicated by a diagonal black line in the upper right
corner of the target, which must be clearly visible at the appropriate distance for
normal lighting;
3) the sizes of all zones for evaluation are measured by the outer diameter
of the circles. The thickness of the dimensional lines is 0.2 - 0.5 mm.
7. Another change is arranged in the original position. Each team is
given 3 balls per team. By the command "Changing, on the fire border by the
step of the rush", the participants of the competition go to the fire line and
occupy places in their fire positions (directions of shooting). Under the
"Prepare" command, arrows are prepared to shoot from position, respectively,
exercises. After the referee's commands on the firing line: "Charge" (for PG-1
exercise "Lying Charge"), after 2 -3 with "Fire" - perform the exercise.
8. After performing the exercise, all the arrows of the change are
followed by the command: "Defeat", "Armor to the review". After reviewing
the weapons - the command: "Change" ("Change, get up" for the exercise PG-
1), "Round", "Step bye" (change comes from the fire line), "Technical judge, to
the targets". After reviewing the targets, the results are taken into account and
recorded.
4. Penalties for breach of these Rules under the section "Shooting"
1. In the event of violation of these Rules or failure to comply with the
instructions of a judge to a participant, depending on the degree of violation, the
following punishments may be applied:
1) subtraction of points from the results of shooting;
2) removal from exercise;
3) elimination from participation in competitions.
2. Violations of these Rules shall be qualified as:
1) Clear, easy to install. These violations relate to weapons, clothing,
equipment, exercise conditions, behavior, etc .;
2) hidden, which participant deliberately performs in order to gain an
advantage over other participants.
3. In the case of a clear violation, the participant shall be warned and
given the opportunity to correct the mistake. For a repeated violation a
participant is fined for 2 points. If the arrow and then does not correct the error,
it is released from performing the exercises.
4. Without warning the participant shall be discharged from exercising if
he:
1) grossly violates the security measures (made a shot to the command
"Charge" or after the commands "Hang up", sending weapons (even unloaded)
towards spectators, judges or other arrows);
2) admitting any hidden violation;
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3) after the inspection and admission of weapons has introduced
weapons, clothing or equipment changes that are prohibited by these Rules;
4) without good reason, ceased to perform the exercise he initiated;
5) made a shot outside the firing position;
6) deliberately made a shot on the frames of the targets of the target, the
numbers of shields, elements of the firing structure, etc.
5. Errors, violation of these Rules and errors:
1) a scored shot without touching the target ring of the target is counted
as an error ("zero") and not repeated;
2) performance by the participant during the firing of a pneumatic
weapon of a category of compression camera ("cotton") without a bullet in a
muzzle of weapons is credited to him as a bug ("zero"). In this case, the
participant makes one shot less;
3) a shot made after the command "Charge", but to the command "Fire",
is counted as an error ("zero") and does not repeat;
4) if a competitor, performing a shot, hits a stranger's target, it is credited
to him as an error. As a result of a false shot, the shooter shoots one shot at his
target;
5) if the participant wants to refuse a possible stranger to his target, he
must immediately declare this to the referee of the line of fire:
if the line judge is sure that the shooter did not shoot this shot, the hit is
canceled;
if the referee does not have absolute certainty that the shooter did not
shoot this shot, the hit is credited;
6) in case if the participant has done more than the shooting shots in
exercises more than provided by these Rules, the extra shots shall be canceled;
7) if the affiliation of the extra shots can not be established, the best
targets (by the number of extra shots) are eliminated in the target target. In case
of determining the affiliation of extra shots, the participant who performed them
is fined by 2 points, which are subtracted from his lowest score.
For a flagrant violation of security measures during firing (sending a
charged weapon (without a shot) or directly firing towards spectators, judges or
other arrows, as well as hidden violations associated with fraud in order to gain
an advantage over potential opponents or favor members of a particular teams
(deliberate implementation of extra shots, shots not in their target, etc.))
participant at the request of judges at the fire line by the decision of the chief
judge of the competition can be eliminated from the competition (disqualified
for the whole period of the competition).
The judge officially informs the participant about the imposition of a
penalty and makes the corresponding entries in the protocol of the Combined
martial arts section under the section "Shooting".
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XIII. Determination of the results of competitions in the discipline
"Combined martial "
1. Determination of the results of the match in the competitions under the
section "All-Styles fighting" for versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4
1. A pure victory is awarded to the participant:
1) for performing actions that are estimated as pure victory;
2) if after the end of the time of the match the number of points varies
twice and more, with the winner of the athlete being scored 12 or more points;
3) in the event of non-appearance or withdrawal from the competitor's
physician, as well as disqualification of the opponent.
2. Winning points are awarded if, after the end of the match time, the
number of points varies less than twice, or none of the participants scored 12
points (the victory is awarded to a participant who scored more points with a
difference of more than 1 point).
3. A victory with a slight advantage is awarded if after the end of the
time of the match the advantage in the account is not more than 1 point, and also
if, as a result of the calculation of points in version B-1, or as a result of voting
judge notes in versions B-2, B-3, B -4 after the end of the main and extra time
of the match there is a draw and the battle was conducted until the first effective
action.
4. In the course of the competition in the metered contact (version B-2)
and the full contact (versions B-3, B-4), if there is a difference in the quality of
the victory in the referee's notes of the lateral judges, the referee shall be given
the right to make the final decision.
2. Determination of the results of the performance in the competitions by
section
" All-Styles fighting " for versions B-5, B-6
1. At the end of each performance in versions B-5 and B-6, side judges
shall evaluate the participants by subtracting points from the lower rating of the
range (for version B-5) or the higher rating of the range (for version B-6)
according to the level of mistakes made, as well as the simultaneous addition of
points for superior qualities (for version B-5).
2. The score is scored within the range of ratings defined by these Rules.
Estimates are shown by side judges using ball point labels. All ratings
are recorded in the competition record. Higher and lower grades are excluded,
and the sum of other evaluations determines the result of the statement. In
version B-6, the score for the performance of the FTC instructor level is added
to the score of 0,2, and for the performance of the FTK of the master level - 0,4
points.
3. In the case of an equal amount of points in two athletes in the B-6, the
seats are determined after a repeat performance by a general vote of the side
judges on the basis of a comparative assessment without counting points and
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without the use of the plates, indicating the extended right hand on the winner.
In this case, the result is determined by the majority rule.
4. In the case of equal personal results, two athletes in the B-5 version are
assigned an additional performance with the demonstration of three different
techniques and their re-evaluation, with the annulment of the previous result of
the performance.
5. In the case of an equal amount of points in three or more athletes (in
versions B-5 and B-6), the determination of the seats shall be carried out without
the repeat performance of the athletes by adding excluded their lower marks. In
case if afterwards two or more athletes will score the amount of points, their
excluded higher marks will be added to the sum of the points of those athletes.
In case if and after the addition of higher marks the amount of points in two or
more athletes remains equal, the decision is made by the judges by simple ballot
with a double superiority of the arbitrator's voice.
6. The decision to put 0 points for a gross mistake or because of
disqualification of the athlete is taken by all judges collectively with a double
superiority of the arbitrator's vote.
7. The calculation of penalty points by the outcome of the match (except
for versions B-5 and B-6) occurs as follows:
1) the participant who won the net victory gets 0 penalty points, and the
defeated - 5 penalty points;
2) the participant who has won the points, receives 1 penalty point, and
the winner - 4 penalty points;
3) a member who has won a slight advantage, receives 2 penalty points,
and the winner - 3 penalty points.
3. Determination of the results in shooting competitions
1. The results of shooting each competitor are determined by the sum of
the holes in the target. If the hole is on the circle line (the target with circles),
the best result of the shot is scored. Testing of the results of shooting is carried
out by a technical judge and deputy chief judge.
2. If the athletes have the same shooting result, the winner will receive
the one who has the best pitch. For the same firing pitch or in the case where
the determination of curvature is not possible, the winner is determined by
comparing the values of a better hole (holes located closer to the center of the
target).
4. Remarks, warnings and disqualification of competitors
1. Remarks, warnings and disqualifications (except versions B-5 and B-6)
the competitor is declared for:
1) exit beyond the site;
2) passive combat;
3) actions that cause damage to Combined martial arts;
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4) neglect of protection;
5) violation of these Rules.
2. Exits beyond the site are:
1) standing in position, if both parties of the participant cross the outer
line (the boundary of the court for the duel);
2) in a position lying, if the back and shoulders of the athlete are both
beyond the platform.
3. Exits beyond the site are not considered:
1) exit after the command "Stop";
2) the exit beyond the site due to inertia from the hit, the thrust of an
opponent, or a rifle made by a throw;
3) the attacker's exit outside the site during or as a result of his effective
attack.
4. Effective attacking activities conducted outside the site are not
evaluated.
5. Penalties outside the boundaries of the site are announced according to
the scheme:
1) remarks are made for the first, second and third outings of the
platform;
2) for the fourth one - the first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
3) For the fifth - the second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
4) For the sixth - disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a
pure victory.
6. Signs of passing a passive battle are:
1) permanent retreat, which does not allow an opponent to conduct
attacking actions;
2) the absence of attempts to carry out attacks or counterattacks;
3) excessive abuse of the time of preparation for the attack;
4) cessation of the fight without a referee team.
The unwillingness to fight in a party is not a sign of passive combat.
7. Penalties for passive fighting are announced according to the scheme:
1) the first time - a remark;
2) the second time - the first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
3) the third time - the second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
4) For the fourth time - disqualification for one fight, the opponent
receives a pure victory.
8. The actions of the participant of the competition, which are harmful to
Combined martial arts:
1) simulation of injury (in any way) or an attempt to exaggerate the
severity of an injury in order to gain an advantage over an opponent. For such
actions the competitor is disqualified, and his opponent receives a pure victory;
2) rough and undisciplined behavior.
9. A competitor may be punished for actions that harm the Combined
martial if he, the representative of his team, his second-hand or his fans:
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1) attempt to influence the decision of judges regarding the assessment of
the action or the outcome of the match;
2) enter into disputes with judges or threaten them, offend their judges,
participants, spectators and other presenters by their actions;
3) deliberately do not comply with the current requirements of the judges
defined by these Rules;
4) in any way interfere with the conduct of the competition (duel);
5) if a competitor deliberately or attempts to injure an opponent, leaves
the playground without the referee's permission (arbitrator) or intentionally
violates these Rules.
In case of such violations, the referee stops the battle and informs the
Chief Referee.
For the specified violations the competitor can be declared by the
decision of the chief judge:
remark;
The first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
The second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
disqualification for one duel or for the whole period of the competition.
10. Inability or unwillingness to block strokes (including blows that are
indicated in the party), to take self-insurance techniques in the fall, the use of
technically irregular injuries, the release of seizures in the event of exposure to
pain and suffocating receptions are considered to be neglected protection.
Punishment for neglecting protection is announced according to the
scheme:
for the first violation - remarks;
For the second violation - the first warning, the opponent receives 2
points;
For the third violation - the second warning, the opponent receives 3
points;
for the fourth violation - disqualification for one fight, the opponent
receives a pure victory.
11Violations of these Rules are:
1) carrying out technical actions prohibited by these Rules;
2) delay with the exit to the playground;
3) intentional violation of these Equipment Regulations;
4) minor disputes with judges, unauthorized conversations.
12. For the violation of these Rules, the following punishments are
applied:
1) for the first violation of these Rules or delay with the access to the site
for 1 min - a remark;
2) for the second violation of these Rules or the delay with the exit to the
court for 2 minutes - the first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
3) for the third violation of these Rules or delay with the exit to the court
for 3 minutes - the second warning, the rival receives 3 points;
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4) for the fourth violation of these Rules or the delay with the exit to the
court for 4 minutes - disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a pure
victory.
13. Record of violations of the athlete is recorded in the protocol of the
version separately for each of the five types of violations.
14. By decision of the arbitrator, the participant may be disqualified for
one speech (battle) if he:
is late with the exit to the playground for 4 minutes;
For the sixth time goes beyond the limits of the Tatami (versions B-1, B-
2, B-3, B-4);
does not go on tatami;
within two minutes he could not eliminate the disadvantages in the
equipment before the beginning of the match (versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4);
went into battle without a second and within two minutes could not
eliminate this defect before the beginning of the match (versions B-1, B-2, B-3,
B-4);
demonstrates not the complex that was declared, or a complex that does
not comply with the Regulation (version B-6);
did not complete in full FTK (version B-6) or performance (in version B-
5);
violates the order of the technique (version B-6);
permits breakage of weapons imitator (version B-5);
does not adhere to the requirements for the appearance and form of
athlete's clothing;
received in total three warnings for any violation of these Rules, as well
as passive combat or neglect of protection;
exceeding the established degree of contact established for versions B-1
and B-2 (except for causing contact strokes in case one of the rivals is in the
party for which the notice or warning is announced);
demonstrates an unidentified number of receptions;
if, due to a violation of these Rules, the athlete received an injury that
does not enable him to continue the battle;
if the opponent has a clear advantage in the match (the candidate for
disqualification can not withstand the opponent's attacks, misses many strokes,
constantly retreats and dodges the battle).
15. Upon the decision of the Chief Judge of the competition at the request
of the arbitrator, the participant may be disqualified for one speaking (battle) if:
intentionally violates these Rules;
constantly neglects protection, creating conditions for injury;
passively battles and dodges the battle;
shows a low level of technical training that can lead to injury;
his rude and undisciplined behavior discredits a martial battle.
16According to the decision of the Chief Judge at the request of an
arbitrator or deputy chief judge under the section "Shooting", depending on the
seriousness of the violation, the participant may be disqualified for the whole
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duration of the competition, if he, or his coach, or team members, or
representative of the team:
1) admits gross and undisciplined behavior;
2) tries to influence the decision of the judges regarding the assessment of
the actions or outcome of the battle (speech, performance of the exercise);
3) enter into a dispute with the judges, threatening them;
4) offends the personal behavior of judges, participants, spectators, etc .;
5) deliberately inflicts or attempts to injure an opponent;
6) simulates injury (in any way) or attempts to exaggerate the severity of
an injury in order to gain an advantage over an opponent;
7) leaves the court without the referee or referee's permission (except for
cases connected with the necessity of receiving medical aid);
8) grossly violates security measures during shooting, creating conditions
for traumatizing participants, spectators and judges;
9) admits deliberate misalignment of targets during firing (shoots on
another's target);
10) commit an offense that discredits Combined martial;
11) if, due to violation of these Rules, an athlete was injured, which does
not allow him to continue the competition.
17. A decision on the disqualification of a competitor exceeding the
established contact level for versions B-1 and B-2 or regarding the simulation of
an injury shall be taken by the referee taking into account the message from the
doctor of the presence of indistinct signs of injury as a result of violation of the
rules of the competition (temporary loss of orientation and consciousness ( can
qualify directly by judges), hematoma, cramp, tissue swelling or joint, etc., and
if such injuries:
prevent the injured person from taking a full participation in the fight for
no more than 10 seconds after the injury, qualifying the state of the knockdown,
which leads to the disqualification of the offender in version B-1;
prevent injured brothers from participating fully in a fight for 10 s or
more after receiving an injury, qualifying the status of a knock, which leads to
disqualification of the offender in versions B-1 and B-2.
In the absence of any signs of injury and in the event of refusal by judges
to qualify opponent's attacks as an attack exceeding the established degree of
contact, a decision on the simulation and the corresponding disqualification of
the competitor in accordance with these Rules shall be made.
If the competition physician establishes signs of gain as a result of an
opponent's attack on the injury received by the competitor earlier and in the
event of refusal by the judges to qualify an opponent's attack as an attack
exceeding the established degree of contact, the simulation decision is not taken
even if the referee's account is opened and continued to 10. If the competitor is
able to continue the fight and the doctor does not deny the fight continues, and
an effective attack by the opponent is subject to evaluation in accordance with
these Rules.
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If the doctor can not clearly identify the signs of injury, but involves a
short-term loss of the competitor's ability to continue the match due to its
possible presence and if the judge denies the excess contact with the opponent,
the decision on the simulation is not accepted and if the competitor is able to
continue the fight and the doctor does not denies the duel continues, and an
effective attack on the opponent's side is subject to evaluation in accordance
with these Rules.
A violator of the established degree of contact may be either a competitor
of an injured athlete or a traumatized participant who was injured as a result of
exceeding the established degree of contact.
18. Depending on the seriousness of the violation of the competitor's
decision by the arbitrator or the chief judge upon the request of the arbitrator
within the limits of their authority, the first or second warning, or
disqualification for one duel or for the whole period of the competition may be
immediately announced. A competitor who is disqualified for the entire period
of the competition is not determined.
19. The fact of the disqualification of the participant for the whole period
of the competition is entered with the indication of the reasons for the protocol
of the competition from the version and the report of the chief judge of the
competition. The decision on the appropriate disqualification of the participant
shall be taken by the refereeing board of the competitions. The disqualifier also
informs the competitor organizer and the organization that sent the competitor.
5. Procedure for determining the general result of the statement
participant of the competition on discipline " Combined martial "
1. The place for each section of the competition is determined by the sum
of the points scored in accordance with the table for calculating the points on the
discipline "Combat Combinations" (Annex 10).
2. The place of the athlete in the sections of the competitions to be
followed by the matches is determined as follows:
1) seats up to 4 inclusive are determined by the athlete's position in the
tournament scheme for fighting (Annex 11) based on the results of the final
match and the match for 3 and 4 places;
2) among participants of the competition, between which the matches
were not conducted or conducted according to the pivot system according to the
table of pairing by the circular system (see the tournament scheme of fighting),
or in the event that both athletes, as a result of the match between them, received
a defeat or a disqualification on one battle, the places are determined by the
amount of penalty points (the smaller the penalty points, the higher the place),
while for each missed round of competitions due to the first defeat, except for
the case "Free", the athlete gets 5 penalty points;
3) in the case of the same amount of penalties collected above the place
occupies an athlete with a greater number of matches actually performed;
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4) for the same number of fights and penalty points, the sum of the points
scored for all the fights is taken into account. For performing technical actions
that led to an early victory (a blow to the score zone or a throw that led to a
knockout, as well as a pain or stinging reception), the participant who performed
them additionally counts 12 points.
3. The general result of the participant's performance in the "Combat
Combinations" discipline is determined from the table of points calculation from
the discipline "Combat Combinations" as the sum of the points calculated for
each section of the competition according to the place occupied by him in each
section.
4. If athletes have the same total amount of points, a higher overall place
is occupied by the athlete who has the best result under the section entitled "All-
Wing Battle".
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“APPROVED”
V. Levin
President of the Public Union "International
Organization of Military znd Sports All-Round
Competitions"
09.12.2021
Regulations of the World Championship of Military and Sports All-Round Competitions
Section «Combined martial»
1. Goals and Issues:
-all-round competitions popularization;
-development of sports craft;
-strengthening friendship between countries.
2. Time and Venue:
The competition will be held on 18.11 - 20.11.2022 in Kharkiv (Ukraine).
Day of arrival is 17 of November; day of departure is 22 of November. Competition participants
will be stayed in Kharkiv hotels and hostels.
3. Management of competitions:
Overall management of preparation and running the competitions carried out by The Public
Association "International Organization of Military and Sports All-Round Competitions" and
Ukrainian Federation of Military and Sports All-Round Competitions with the support of Ministry
for Youth Affairs and Sport of Ukraine. Direct carrying out competitions rests with the main panel of
judges.
4. Сompetitors:
To participate in the competition are admitted teams of countries who’s athletes, as amateur, have
corresponding level of training. Individual competitions, carried out in accordance with the approved
rules competitions in Military and Sports All-Round Competitions.
5. COMPETITIONS PROGRAM
18 November Mandates commission
From 9.00 to 16.00 Competitions of «shooting match» section
(air rifle)
19 November
Competitions of «All- styles fighting» section
From 9.00 to 20.00
20 November
Competitions of «All- styles fighting» section
From 9.00 to 20.00
Competitions of « All- styles fighting » are carry out of the following versions:
B-1 (light), B-2 (dosated contact), B-3 (full contact), B-4 (full contact), B-5 (no contact), B-6 (Kata).
6. Age and weight categories:
Youths and Juniors Adults
Full age(years) 18-39,
Weight (max, kg) 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17
40+
up to 18kg up to 20kg up to 24kg up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 55kg
Super lightweight
up to 20kg up to 22kg up to 26kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 60kg
light weight
up to 22kg up to 24kg up to 28kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 55kg up to 65kg
1 light weight
up to 24kg up to 26kg up to 30kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 60kg up to 70kg
2 light weight
up to 26kg up to 28kg up to 35kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 65kg up to 75kg
Medium
up to 28kg up to 30kg up to 40kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 70kg up to 80kg
1 average
up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 75kg up to 85kg
2 average
up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 80kg up to 90kg
light heavy
over 35kg over 40kg over. 50kg over.65kg up to 75kg up to 85kg up to 100kg
heavy
- - - - over 75kg over 85kg over.100kg
heavyweight
Girls, junior Adults
Full age(years) 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17 18-39,
Weight (max, kg) 40+
up to 18kg up to 20kg up to 24kg up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 45kg
Super lightweight
up to 20kg up to 22kg up to 26kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 50kg
light weight
up to 22kg up to 24kg up to 28kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 55kg
1 light weight
up to 24kg up to 26kg up to 30kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 60kg
2 light weight
up to 26kg up to 28kg up to 35kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 65kg
Medium
up to 28kg up to 30kg up to 40kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 70kg
1 average
up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 75kg
2 average
up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 75kg up to 80kg
light heavy
over 35kg over 40kg over 50kg over 65kg up to 75kg up to 80kg up to 85kg
heavy
- - - - over 75kg over 80kg over 85kg
heavyweight
7. Awards:
The winner, the first and second runners-up in each category will be awarded with Certificates and
medals of the corresponding sports degrees.
8. Financing:
All costs associated with organization and holding of competitions are carried out through
cooperation of finance organizations taking part in the competition, the organizers of competitions,
and other extra-budgetary revenues. Costs for trip, insurance, accommodation and meals of
competitors, coaches, representative should be undertaken by the sending organization.
Charges for entrance of competition - 50 dollars, goes for medical services (on duty
"ambulance"), rent of the hall and other technical matters.
The fee for attending a judiciary seminar and obtaining the certificate of an international judge
is 10 dollars (optional);
Fee for certificate confirms the right to develop MSAC in your region - 20 dollars( by
agreement).
9. Roster:
Deadline for applying the roster to participate in the competitions is September 15, 2022.
You can apply via telephone (WhatsApp):
+ 38(093) 18-39-194;
e-mail:
[email protected]
In order to pass the mandate commission should be submitted:
-medical certificate
-passport (birth certificate)
-sportsman's qualification record-book
-insurance police
-Foreigners arriving from red-listed countries must have tested negative for COVID-19 by
polymerase chain reaction (PCR), which is carried out no more than 48 hours before crossing the
border or vaccination passport.
Further information is available from:
Volodymyr Levin, President of the MSAC
tel: + 38(093) 18-39-194
Сompetition venue:
Address: Ukraine, Address: Ukraine, Kharkiv,
Moskovsky Avenue, 244/1
Locacation of command :
Address: Ukraine, Kharkiv,
ul. Kharkiv Divisions, 29
mob.: +380 (57) 715 55 15
http://mercury-hotel.com.ua
- the cost of living 1 person per day 30 dollars;
- the cost of breakfast 1 person per day 10 dollars
It is possible to familiarize yourself with:
- V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University
https://www.univer.Kharkiv.ua/en
- OF KHARKIV NATIONAL MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
http://www.knmu.Kharkiv.ua/
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Section «Combined martial»
venue: Ukraine, Kharkiv
Date of the event: 19-21 November
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Extract from the Regulations of World Championship in Military and Sports
All-Round Competitions
Section “Combined martial”
General provisions
The competition’s Regulations (hereinafter The Regulations) set requirements of competition
procedure, permissions and charge of panel of judges, sportsmen, team representatives during combative all-
round competitions.
Combative all-round consists of such kinds:
⎯ All-Styles fighting.
⎯ Shooting.
The competitions of “Combined martial”.
1. Procedure and disposition of competitions.
Competitions are carried out by three kinds:
- All-Styles fighting by B1-B6 versions:
• B-1 light contact, (to the first technical action)
• B-2 dosed contact, (to complete the combination)
• B-3 full contact (without strikes by elbows and knees),
• B-4 full contact (with strikes by elbows and knees in body only),
• B-5 no contact (demonstration of receptions);
• B-6 no contact (demonstration formal technical complex without cold steel «КАТА»).
- Shooting.
Shooting is made of an air rifle or pneumatic gun (hereinafter - pneumatic weapon).
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3. Competitors.
GROUPS IN AGE OF COMPETITORS
Age groups of participants are determined by the number of full years on the first day of the
competition in the following match:
1) children of the I age group - 6 - 7 years;
2) children of the 2nd age group - 8 - 9 years;
3) younger boys, girls - 10 - 11 years old;
4) boys, girls - 12 to 13 years old;
5) senior boys, girls - 14 - 15 years old;
6) juniors - 16 - 17 years;
7) adults - 18 - 39 years old;
8) veterans - from 40 years old.
WEIGHT CATEGORIZE.
Men:
Youths and Juniors Adults
Full age(years) 18-39,
Weight (max, kg) 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17
40+
up to 18kg up to 20kg up to 24kg up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 55kg
Super lightweight
up to 20kg up to 22kg up to 26kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 60kg
light weight
up to 22kg up to 24kg up to 28kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 55kg up to 65kg
1 light weight
up to 24kg up to 26kg up to 30kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 60kg up to 70kg
2 light weight
up to 26kg up to 28kg up to 35kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 65kg up to 75kg
Medium
up to 28kg up to 30kg up to 40kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 70kg up to 80kg
1 average
up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 75kg up to 85kg
2 average
up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 80kg up to 90kg
light heavy
over 35kg over 40kg over. 50kg over.65kg up to 75kg up to 85kg up to 100kg
heavy
- - - - over 75kg over 85kg over.100kg
heavyweight
Women:
Girls, junior Adults
Full age(years) 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17 18-39,
Weight (max, kg) 40+
up to 18kg up to 20kg up to 24kg up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 45kg
Super lightweight
up to 20kg up to 22kg up to 26kg up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 50kg
light weight
up to 22kg up to 24kg up to 28kg up to 40kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 55kg
1 light weight
up to 24kg up to 26kg up to 30kg up to 45kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 60kg
2 light weight
up to 26kg up to 28kg up to 35kg up to 50kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 65kg
Medium
up to 28kg up to 30kg up to 40kg up to 55kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 70kg
1 average
up to 30kg up to 35kg up to 45kg up to 60kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 75kg
2 average
up to 35kg up to 40kg up to 50kg up to 65kg up to 70kg up to 75kg up to 80kg
light heavy
over 35kg over 40kg over 50kg over 65kg up to 75kg up to 80kg up to 85kg
heavy
- - - - over 75kg over 80kg over 85kg
heavyweight
Only grown-up men, who are declared in one of a three last weight categories, can to take part in
competitions.
If a number of category’s competitors is less that three, than by decision of chief secretary and in chime
with team representative, sportsman can to take part in competition of heavier weight category of one’s age,
or of elder age category of one’s weight. At the same time children can’t to take part in competitions of youths,
and youths in competitions of adults. Girls and women can’t take part in full contact competitions (B-3, B-4
version). 14-th aged sportsmen are admitted to take part in competitions of B-3 version. 18-th aged sportsmen
are admitted to take part in competitions of B-4 version.
In competitions for versions B-5 and B-6, athletes perform in their age categories without weight..
Participation in B-5 competitions is allowed for couples, which include athletes of the same age category as
one and various articles (for example, 2 men, 2 women, 1 person + 1 woman). In this case, individual
assessments are credited to each athlete in his age category of the relevant gender. Athlete's performance with
an assistant is allowed (the performance of the assistant is not evaluated).
4. Admission to the competition
1. The personal admission of an athlete to the competition is carried out by the mandate commission
on the basis of:
1) the registered application (Annex 1);
2) a document certifying the identity of the athlete;
3) the admission of a doctor dated not earlier than fourteen days before the day of the meeting of the
mandate commission;
4) insurance certificate (policy, certificate).
2. The sequence of the performance, as well as the composition of the pairs of participants in the
competitions, are determined by drawing lots.
5. Rights and obligations of the participants of the competition
1. Competitors must:
1) to know and comply with the requirements of these Rules and to familiarize themselves with the
Regulations;
2) arrive on time in a race;
3) to comply indisputably with the instructions of judges and other officials specified in these Rules;
4) have equipment of the participant of the competition and personal protective equipment in
accordance with the requirements of these Rules;
5) have a second in the competition (except versions B-5 and B-6);
6) in competitions for versions B-5 and B-6, after drawing lots, to be in a specially designated place
of waiting during the performances of all athletes of their age group until the final announcement of the results;
7) the participant who was declared the first, binds the red belt
(except version B-6);
8) before the demonstration of the technical complex (version B-6) to name the surname, declare the
names of the complex, school, style.
2. Competitors have the right to:
1) apply to the judges through the team representative, and during the match - after a second;
2) at any time to refuse the competition;
3) to carry out control weighting before weighing;
4) at any time to seek medical assistance.
3. Participants are prohibited from:
1) during the competition, leave the competition to the announcement of the result by the judge;
2) interfere with the work of judges, enter into disputes with them;
3) violate these Rules and security measures;
4) during the fight to have foreign objects not included in the equipment;
5) during the performances in versions B-5 and B-6, use dimensional models of firearms and cold
weapons that during the performance may injure athletes, judges, other officials and spectators.
4. By a decision of the Chief Justice the competitor may be withdrawn from the competition for rude
and indiscriminate results by canceling the result in a personal score. Also, by the decision of the Chief Justice
the competitor can be withdrawn for technical unpreparedness, but in this case the result in the personal score
is not canceled.
V. Equipment of competitors
1. Athletes who perform in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 must be dressed in a special cut suit (jacket
or T-shirt, pants) without costume jewelry, without shoes and any solid elements of the fittings (zippers, hooks,
buttons, etc.), girded with a white or red belt, whose length is 2.5 - 3 m, width - 4-5 cm.
2. For athletes who are in version B-5, soft-sided shoes are allowed.
3. During the performance in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4, B-5 it is not allowed to be in glasses. Nails
on the hands and feet of the participants should be trimmed short.
4. Athletes who are in version B-6 have clothing that meets the requirements of one of the two chosen
directions.
5. In the stylistic direction, a t-shirt or kimono dressed in trousers is allowed.
6. In a different direction, the clothes (suit) must correspond to the presented martial arts style.
The presence of the emblem of the style of martial arts in a suit is obligatory.
The color of the belt must correspond to the athlete's attestation in the martial arts system that he
represents during his performance.
The belt must be tied in a square knot so that the jacket is not too loose and long enough to allow it to
be worn twice with the waist. The length of the ends of the belt on each side of the knot must not exceed 2/3
of the length of the thigh.
Sleeves and pants should be moderately free so as not to interfere with movements, close the larger
half of the shin and forearm, leaving the feet and wrists uncovered. Not allowed to roll sleeves jackets and
pants.
Underwear, under a kimono in the form of a smooth white t-shirt or a t-shirt, is allowed to be worn
only for women and girls.
7. Hair, longer shoulders, should be picked up with any soft hair straps.
8. Athletes performing in version B-6 during the performance are not allowed to carry jewelry and
footwear, but the presence of glasses is allowed if their wear is due to visual impairment.
9. In the course of competitions in the section "Shooting" athletes perform in a form of sport (or in
military form, if the participants of the competition are servicemen).
VІ. Personal protective equipment
1. During a performance in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 the athlete must have:
1) protective helmet;
2) gloves on hands;
3) a protective shell on the groin;
4) lining on the legs;
5) a protective vest (for women and participants of competitions according to the B-4 version,
obligatory for athletes of other versions);
6) feet (which close the foot, toes, and heel);
7) cape.
2. Individual protection means during appearances in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 must meet the
following requirements:
1) the protective helmet must protect the eyebrows, temples, jaws, ears, upper and back of the head.
Chin may be left unprotected;
2) gloves must be free of ruptures and seams. If the gloves are corded, the seam is closed by the
adhesive plaster;
3) the use of open-ended gloves is permitted only in the version B-4 for athletes weighing up to 80
kg;
4) gloves for athletes weighing:
up to 30 kg should be closed with fingers and weighing not less than 170 grams (6 ounces);
Over 30 kg and up to 50 kg should be closed with fingers and weighing not less than 227 grams (8
ounces);
more than 50 kg should be at least 284 grams (10 ounces) if they are with their fingers closed and
have a protective pad of at least 4 cm if open with fingers;
over 70 kg should be at least 340 grams (12 ounces) if they have closed fingers and have a protective
pad of at least 5 cm if open thumbs;
more than 90 kg should only be closed with fingers and weighing not less than 397 grams (14 ounces);
5) the protective sink should be made of solid material, fitted in size and worn under pants;
6) the lining of the legs should be made of soft material not less than 1 cm thick, close the legs, and
also the foot, the toes and the heel, if feet are not used;
7) feet should be soft, protect the entire foot, heel and toes;
8) the use of protective footwear that combines the foot and the shin lamp should not be prohibited if
it meets the prescribed requirements.
3. An athlete who has come out on a fight with individual means of protection and in an equipment
which does not meet the requirements of these Rules and within 2 minutes could not eliminate deficiencies, is
considered to be not appearing on a duel.
4. In versions B-5 and B-6, athletes perform without individual protection. If necessary, wrists (in
version B-5) and legs of legs (in versions B-5 and B-6) are allowed.
5. In applications using weapons, it is allowed to use powders in the form of talc, powder, chalk, etc.
to improve the contact of the palm of the weapon.
5. During the B-4 battles and in the event of participation only masters of sports, masters of
international class masters and honored masters of sports of Ukraine or athletes of their respective
qualifications, the athlete may perform without a protective vest and helmet in the event of a trainer and a
representative written consent teams.
X. Versions and the order of the competitions under the section "All-Styles fighting"
1. Competition versions in the form of contact matches
1. Easy contact (version B-1). In the event of a competition in a light contact it is not allowed to carry out
strikes and throws that can lead to knockdown or knockout.
2. Metered contact (version B-2). Competitions in the metered contact are conducted with a controlled force
of impact (throwing), that is allowed strikes (throws) that do not lead to a knockout.
3. Full contact (versions B-3, B-4). Competitions in full contact are carried out without limitation of the
impact forces (throws), while it is allowed strikes (throws) that can lead to a knockout.
In the version B-4 it is allowed to strike the body with the knees and elbows.
2. Versions of competitions in the form of contactless fights (speeches)
1. Couple demonstration of self-defense technology (version B-5):
1) the program of the performance of each pair must necessarily include a certain number of
techniques of self-defense, to be demonstrated by each participant, in the following:
for the age of 6 - 7, 8 - 9 years - four receptions;
for the age of 10 - 11, 12-13 years - six receptions;
for the age of 14 - 15, 16 - 17 years - eight receptions;
for the age of 18 and over - ten receptions;
2) the first half of the demonstrated technique of self-defense is used against non-weapon action,
the second one - against the actions of the weapon.
2. Demonstration of formal technical complexes (version B-6):
1) B-6 msac - Competitions are held in the form of a demonstration of a formal technical complex
of combat combinations style in an individual performance. The basic principle in the assessment is to identify
technical errors in the technology of this complex;
2) B-6 all styles - competitions are held in the form of a demonstration of traditional formal technical
complexes, representing different styles of martial arts in an individual performance without weapons.
Demonstration of a technical complex of arbitrary nature is also allowed. The main principle in
evaluating such performances is not the analysis of interstellar errors, but the detection of mistakes inherent in
all styles (violation of coordination of movements, stability, equilibrium, lack of concentration in movements,
violation of the balance of the center of gravity, lack of concentration of force and control of action, lack of
combat spirit, violation breath, as well as look, facial expression, rhythm, expressive style writing, etiquette,
simplicity or complexity of the technique of execution). On the eve of the performance of an athlete from the
FTK an arbitrary character of the brigade of judges is given a description of the specified complex.
3. The order of the competition
1. Fights in versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 begin with the command of the referee "Fight" and ends with
the signal of the gong (sound signal) or by the referee's command "Stop".
Duration of the match is:
for children of the 1st age group 6 - 7 years and the second age group of 8 - 9 years of both sexes - 1
round 2 min;
for younger males males 10 - 11 years old, boys males 12 - 13 years and all age groups of women
under 18 years - 1 round 3 min;
for older boys males from 14 to 15 years of age, junior males 16 - 17 and women from 18 years old -
2 rounds for 2 min;
for all ages men from 18 years old - 2 rounds for 3 minutes.
Before the start of the match, the athletes start at the starting positions marked on the court to hold the
match. By the referee team, the red belt participant takes the place to the right of the referee, the participant
with the white belt - to the left, congratulating each other in the beginning and after the end of the match
handshake or bow.
During the competition after the first round, athletes rest for 1 minute, sitting on a chair in the
established places.
After the time of the match stops, the technical actions after the gong or the referee's team "Stop" are
not counted (violations - credited).
A match by a referee team can be interrupted for each participant for the entire duration of the match
for no more than 5 minutes (for providing (receiving) medical care, eliminating disadvantages and
inconvenience in clothing and equipment, etc.), after which the participant who did not have this time , the
defeat is counted, and the opponent is awarded a pure victory.
The duel ends ahead of time in the event of awarding one of the participants a clear victory, a victory
over the obvious advantage or disqualification of one of the participants.
If the rival in the rack is more than 5 seconds more enthusiastic, the battle stops and continues from
the middle of the playground.
The time of the fight in the party (lying down) does not exceed 20 seconds. If during this time, none
of the rivals failed to perform a painful or stifling reception, the battle stops and continues from the rack. In
the absence of active actions on the part of both athletes during the fight in the party (lying) the referee may
stop the fight until the end of 20 seconds. Continuation of the battle comes from the rack. Note on passive
combat is not announced at this time.
For one and the same athlete, a break between the end of the previous match and the beginning of the
next must be at least 5 minutes.
2. During the conduct of fights, the effective actions (attacks) of athletes shall be assessed.
An effective attack in the match is allowed by these Rules to strike, inflicted on the score zone of the
opponent's body, a throw, as well as pain or suffocating reception.
The criterion of the effectiveness of the attacker is the correct implementation of the technique of
military sports all-round blow, throw or admission in accordance with these Rules.
Striking is not prohibited.
It is allowed to mark (without contact) blows in the score zone of the body, if at least one of the rivals
is in the hallway. The position of the sideboard is the position of the athlete, which involves contacting the
tatami with any part of the body, except the stop.
A blow, the execution of which begins at the rack, and ends with the attacker's fall, is considered to
be executed in the rack.
3. During the competition in the light contact of the B-1 after the attack, the command "Stop" is
presented and the evaluation of the actions of the athlete, who first performed an effective action.
In the course of B-1 matches, only accented strikes are subject to evaluation, which, if applied to an
unprotected score zone without limitation of the force of contact, can lead to the impossibility of temporarily
or at all continuation of the fight (fight). In this case, the impact technique, the speed and the impact force are
confirmed by the presence of the attacking fighter, the impact control, in accordance with the requirements of
these Rules to the version in which the fight is conducted.
These requirements also apply to benchmark markings for all versions with contact bouts (B-1, B-2,
B-3, B-4).
4In assessing the effectiveness of blows during the B-1 series of matches and the punctuation
markings for all versions, the criteria are:
1) direct strike closer to the opponent by hand is considered effective if at the same time it meets the
following requirements:
the blow is inflicted on the disruption of the distance with the simultaneous staging (step) of the same
leg (if the hand is left - the left leg and vice versa);
the shoulder (shoulder joint) of the attacking arm is forward;
2) direct strikes by hand that farther away from the rival, as well as side-by-side hands and blows with
hands at the bottom (pepper) are considered effective if at the same time they meet the following requirements:
the shoulder (shoulder joint) of the attacking arm is forward;
the shoulder (shoulder joint) closer to the opponent hand is pulled back;
3) kicking the leg, as well as reverse circular impacts on the back of the fist should be amplitude and
accented with power generation.
An indication of power generation during kick-offs is the scrolling of the attacking athlete's body on
the support foot and the passing of the knee of the attacking leg in the plane of rotation ahead of the shock-
stroke movement. If the specified criteria of kick-off efficiency are not met in full, but the attacked opponent
falls from the impact, such a blow is also subject to evaluation.
An attack on the leg with the attacker falling in version B-1 is estimated only if the attacked opponent
falls.
5. In the course of competition with the B-2 dose contact and in full contact for versions B-3 and B-
4, the points are awarded without interrupting the match.
6. If after the end of the main time of the match in both rivals is equal to the number of points, the B-
1 version of the battle continues until the first effective action, and for versions B-2, B-3 and B-4, one additional
minute of the battle is assigned. The outcome of the battle in this case is determined solely by the results of
the appointed additional minute of the battle (the results of the main time of the match both relative to the sum
of assessments of effective actions, as well as with respect to comments and warnings, canceled). If, after an
extra minute, the score remains equal, the battle continues until the first effective action.
Before the extra minute of the battle, athletes are given a rest for 1 min.
7. The order of the competition in version B-5:
1) the performance of each athlete is evaluated separately with the definition of his place in the
personal championship among athletes of the corresponding age category (separately for men and women).
The assessment is carried out not for each reception separately, but for the whole program as a whole;
2) in order to determine the places in the personal championship in the event of an equal number of
points in two athletes, an additional demonstration by athletes of three different methods, the reassessment of
which is repeated (with the cancellation of the preliminary results), is appointed. Based on the results of the
evaluation of the three techniques, the higher and lower places for these athletes are determined. If the amount
of points received by the athletes for an additional demonstration of the three methods is identical, decisions
regarding the allocation of seats for these athletes shall be taken by the judges by simple ballot with a double
superiority of the arbitrator's vote;
3) determining the places in the personal championship in the event of an equal amount of points in
three or more athletes shall be conducted without the repeat performance of athletes by adding the excluded
lower points. In the event that the two or more athletes score again at the same time, the excluded points will
be added to the amount of points for these athletes. If, after this, two or more athletes score the same amount,
the decision is made by the judges by simple ballot with a double superiority of the arbitrator's vote;
4) athletes' performances are evaluated by five lateral judges using rating labels.
During the demonstration of the performance, the diversity of military equipment, methods of self-
defense is not limited. Mandatory elements should be various attacks, throws, pain and suffocating techniques,
counterattacking actions, possession of methods of self-defense against attack with any weapon or improvised
means.
The demonstration of the first reception begins at the center of the playground on the tatami with the
greetings by the bows of judges and each other. The division of receptions should be fixed by the time interval
of up to 4 s.
The demonstration program, which consists of the required number of receptions, ends with bowes to
each other, judges and expectations of the outcome of the statement.
During the demonstration of a drum technique, the slight touch of the athlete is allowed. Athletes
need to safely perform techniques of throwing equipment, pain and suffocating techniques.
In the event of non-compliance with such conditions, an athlete may be advised, warned or
disqualified.
A compulsory component of throwing equipment is the correct implementation of the methods of
insurance and self-insurance, as well as pain and suffocating techniques.
8. The order of the competition in version B-6:
1) after calling the athlete takes the starting position in the far right corner of the site marked on the
tatami for the performance. The athlete demonstrates his willingness to raise his right hand. From this moment
begins its evaluation;
2) before reaching the playground for the performance, the athlete baptizes those present. Approaches
the judges to a distance of 1 m and bowing congratulates them and, having taken the position of the front rack
(the bow and rack can have stylistic features), represents himself and his performance;
3) at the time of submission, the athlete names his / her name, FTC name, style or school, and informs
the judges of the need to cross the platform for the performance (if any) during the implementation of the
complex with the generally accepted gesture and the phrase "Exit the playground";
4) the demonstration of the FTC begins after the athlete occupies the appropriate place on the
playground. After completing the complex, the athlete is in the waiting position at the center of the site and
waits until the judges make their decision;
5) the athlete leaves the playground for the Arbitrator team "Participant free". To move on the site
and leave the site is allowed only face to the judges;
6) the fact of violation of these Rules, which leads to disqualification, the lateral judge signals the
rotation of the index finger raised up in the right hand. If such signals come from most judges, the referee
must stop the demonstration and gather the judges for a collegial decision on disqualification.
XI Technical actions and their evaluation
1. Scoring areas
Scoring areas of the body for attacking are:
1) head (except for the nape);
2) anterior and lateral surfaces of the chest;
3) back (except for the kidneys and spine);
4) stomach;
5) legs (except for joints);
6) block if, as a result of a hit, the opponent has got a knockdown or knockout, in cases where this is
permitted by these Rules.
2. Evaluation of technical actions in versions with contact fights
(B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4)
1. A pure victory in the course of competition in light, metered and full contact (B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4)
is awarded to:
1) for carrying out a pain or suffocating reception;
2) for a knockout or two knockdowns in full contact;
3) for two knockdowns in the metered contact;
4) in case of disqualification of the opponent;
5) for obvious advantage (if one of the athletes can not withstand the attacks of the opponent, misses
many strokes or constantly retreats and dodges the battle).
2. 6 points are awarded for knockdown (except version B-1).
3. Three points are awarded for:
1) kicking in the head;
2) a throw executed technically correctly and quickly, through which an opponent fell on his back,
stomach or side, and the performer of the throw remained in the rack;
3) a series of strikes by the hands of the head, if the strikes are carried out one after another without
ruptures in time as one action, with two or more strikes effective (except version B-1).
4. Two points are awarded for:
1) hand-to-head strike;
2) kicking in the torso or back;
3) a series of strikes by the hands in the trunk, if the strikes are carried out one after the other without
breakage in time as one action, with two or more strikes effective (except version B-1);
4) a throw executed technically correctly and quickly, through which an opponent fell on his back,
stomach or side, with the attacker falling;
5) knee injury in the torso (only for version B-4).
5. One ball is awarded for:
1) carrying out a strike by the hand in the torso;
2) strike the elbow over the body (for version B-4 only);
3) strike on the leg;
4) any technical attack or counterattacking of the wrestling technique (other than the blockages)
leading to the opponent's fall (touching the tatami or carpet with any part of the body except the foot) that do
not match the score of three or two points. At the same time, it is considered substandard poor performance
of the reception of wrestling technology, due to which both athletes fall, and the athlete who started the attack
does not receive a tactical advantage.
In the case of a strike on a raised leg, one point is not counted, but if, as a result of this strike, the
opponent falls, one ball is counted.
If, as a result of a blow to the block (in versions B-3 and B-4) the opponent is in a knockout, the knock
is counted.
If, as a result of a blow to the block (in versions B-2, B-3, B-4) the opponent is in a knockdown, the
knockdown is credited.
If, as a result of violation of these Rules one participant, his opponent receives an injury or temporarily
loses his ability to withstand attacks, the effective actions of the offender after the violation of these Rules and
the command "Stop" are not evaluated.
6. Throws:
1) a throw is considered a reception, as a result of which the rival is deprived of support and, falling,
touching the tatami with any part of the body, except the stop. Throws are executed without falling and falling
attacker;
2) a throw can be a consequence of the appropriate action on the opponent's attempt to conduct
technical actions. When evaluating a throw, it takes into account the effectiveness of its execution, regardless
of whether the throw from the stand or not. It is prohibited to perform throws that are dangerous to the life of
the rival and can lead to fractures or severe injuries;
3) a throw, the execution of which has begun on the site and performed outside the boundaries of the
battle area, is evaluated;
4) it is prohibited to carry out throws:
falling on an opponent with an emphasis on the elbow or knee;
on the head and with enthusiasm for the pain reception;
with the capture of only one head and / or neck of the opponent with two hands in the castle.
Capturing a rival's head or neck during a rollover or a coup in a party is allowed only in one hand
(without a lock with the other hand) or to capture two hands with the neck and / or head lock only with the
hand, foot, body or neck of the opponent's jacket .
The capture of an opponent without an admission must not exceed 5 seconds, and the time of the fight
in the party - 20 seconds.
7Pain Receptions:
1) a painful admission is considered to be the grip of an opponent's hand or leg in the struggle against
lying and performing actions that cause pain and compel the opponent to surrender;
2) pain receptions are carried out only in the partner smoothly without jerks to the appearance of pain
and performed on the upper or lower limbs:
on the brush joint - bending in the direction of natural bending without twisting;
on the elbow joint - bending without twisting;
on the shoulder joint - twisting and / or stretching without twisting;
on the ankle joint - only bending;
on the knee joint - bending in the plane of the natural bend (not in the side) without twisting;
on the hip joint - bending;
on the Achilles tendon, biceps and calf muscle - oppression;
3) in order not to get injured, the participant signals his defeat by splashing his hand or foot over the
area, the opponent's body or a shout (the signal of the defeat is any cry of the athlete against which he or she
takes the pain in the fight);
4) the referee has the right to enroll a pain reception, without waiting for a signal of defeat, if further
admission can lead to injury.
8. Soothing techniques:
1) the effects of suppressing the carotid arteries of the rival with the side of the jacket, forearm,
forearm and shoulder, the side of the jacket and forearm, the side of the jacket and the shin, and also the legs
of the carotid arteries and / or diaphragm are considered as suffocating methods, as a result of which the
competitor gives a signal of defeat or loses the ability to lead fight. Soothing receptions are held only in the
hallway. It is forbidden to capture the legs in the lock only behind the neck or head;
2) the referee has the right to qualify as a stifling reception, without waiting for a signal of defeat, if
the athlete against which a stifling technique is carried out may lose consciousness.
9. Knockdown - short-term loss of combat capability due to missed
(in the score areas of the body) strikes or throws. In the case of a knockdown, the referee opens the
account. The command "Fight" is not served before the account "eight". In the event that the athlete is ready
to continue the fight before knockdown before the end of the account (10 seconds), he takes the battle stand.
If the referee considers the athlete to be able to continue the fight, the duel continues.
10. Knockout - loss of combat capability due to missed (in the score zone of the body) strikes or
throws for more than 10 seconds.
In the case of a knockout referee opens an account and leads him to 10, after which the battle ends
with the command "Stop". In the case of serious injury, the referee may, calling a doctor, credit knockout
without opening an account. After the knockout decision, the competitor takes the decision on the further
participation of the athlete in the competitions.
11. Prohibited technical actions:
grip of the genitals;
wringing your fingers and toes;
biting and tweaking;
striking an open glove;
strike by elbow (except version B-4);
knee bending (except version B-4);
strike in the throat, in the back of the neck, in the joints, in the groin, in the kidneys and in the spine;
execution of uncontrollable blows (strokes that are applied with closed eyes or anyway);
strike the head;
execution of dangerous throws (throws that lead to the drop of an opponent on the head, as well as
high-flush throws without the performance of the opponent's insurance);
execution of throws with falling on an opponent with emphasis on his elbow or knee, as well as with
capture on a painful reception;
making contact strikes, if at least one of the rivals is in the party;
striking a knee or elbow to the head and back;
squeezing the head with his feet, arms or head to the tatami;
Stamina with a hand or foot in the face of the opponent (except for cases of squeezing the head of the
attacker in the party up), closing the nose or mouth, preventing the opponent from breathing, exercising
pressure on the larynx;
Any actions leading to twisting of the neck in any direction, with capture only over the neck and / or
head with both hands;
execution of painful and stuffy techniques for an athlete who is in the rack;
pain medications on the wrist, elbow, shoulder, ankle or knee joints through their twisting;
attacking actions to the command "Fight" and after the "Stop" command.
The strike, started from the rack and completed in the fall, is considered to be made of a rack.
If a painful or suffocating reception is started in the partner, and during the course of its execution the
athlete against whom the reception is being performed stops at the stand, then the "Stop" command is
presented. Penalties for the violation do not occur.
3. Evaluation of technical actions in version B-5
1. The score is scored by the secretary according to the section within the range of assessments
established by these Rules.
Before the performance, the participant has an initial score equal to the lowest rating of the range (for
example, if the athlete has a range of 2.0 - 4.0, his starting score is 2.0).
During the presentation, the current assessment of the participant is formed by reducing the initial
estimate for each error or increasing its preference for the performance.
2. Evaluation criteria:
1) inefficiency of action - reduces the points for each error in the technique or neglect self-defense.
Subtraction from the lower range estimate is performed in increments of 0.2 to 0.5 points.
0.2 points is withdrawn for every small violation of the technique of performance that is not systematic
(less than 3 times) and does not lead to a violation of the logical completion of admission, namely:
obscurity or inaccuracy of the element of impact or throwing equipment;
lack of breathing control;
inconsistency of positions, movements, eyes and shouts;
lack of sense of tempo and rhythm;
absence during demonstration of such physical qualities as endurance, strength, speed;
lack of concentration and controllability of actions;
violation of etiquette when leaving the tatami;
0.5 ball is removed for:
each significant deviation in the technique of implementation of actions;
significant violations in the self-insurance technique;
constantly repeated minor errors that have a systematic nature (3 times or more);
uniformity of the demonstrated technique;
stops in execution, including those accompanied by the hints of the partner;
missed hit;
absence or loss of control over an opponent or weapon after an admission;
lack of logical-sequential admission actions.
An athlete may be disqualified if, during a statement, his actions become dangerous to athletes,
spectators or if the conditions regarding the number of techniques of protection of the equipment are not met.
An athlete who has committed mistakes related to stopping in movements without further reaction,
the score is reduced to 0 points.
An athlete, who has been scaled down below the lower range for various violations of rules, receives
0 points. The place for such an athlete is not determined;
2) Effectiveness of action - increases the points with a step of 0.1 or 0.5 points.
The increase from the lower range estimate is due to the superior qualities associated with etiquette
and spectacle performance.
To the prevailing qualities, for which a score of 0.1 is added, include:
appropriate appearance of an athlete;
entrance to the tatami and exit from the tatami;
performance of etiquette or ritual;
facial expressions, eyes, shouts.
The prevailing qualities, for which a score of 0.5 is added, include:
complexity of technology;
entertainment performance;
variety of technology;
the variety of weapons used (more than 2 species).
The highest number of points, which can increase the result of the performance, is equal to 2.4 points.
3. Performing technical actions of self-defense techniques, the athlete must fully achieve the goal set
before him. Reception should include the following items:
departure from the line of attack;
blocking of strikes;
strikes, capture, switch to counterattack.
Reception should end with full control over the opponent (the use of pain or suffocating reception,
finishing by striking in vital organs or convoys, etc.).
Attack and protective actions should be performed technically correct and realistic.
4. Evaluation of technical actions during the competition in the version
B-6 - stylistic direction
1. Evaluation of the FTC style "Combat Combinations" in the style direction is based on the principle
of subtracting points from the initial evaluation in accordance with the level of errors.
2. The score is scored within the range of ratings defined by these Rules for a particular age group.
3. Before the performance, the participant has an initial estimate equal to the highest rating of the
range. If an athlete has a range of 2.0 - 4.0, his starting score is 4.0.
4. During the presentation, the initial estimate can only be reduced for each error, subtraction from
the initial estimate is made in step of 0.1, or 0.5, or 1.0 points.
5. Mistakes that are subtracted from the 0.1 point and which are not systemic (less than three times)
are:
1) lack of greetings (bowing);
2) lack of clarity of motions at the exit;
3) the absence of the announcement of the complex (does not apply to persons who have language
defects);
4) lack of clarity of facial expressions, sound and body position during the implementation of the
complex (does not apply to persons who have language defects);
5) movement of the site during the demonstration of the FTC with his back to the judges;
6) excessive lifting of the head;
7) failure to turn the head, body in the direction of attack, protection;
8) scattered, unconcentrated look, actions are not controlled by the look;
9) incorrect formation of a fist;
10) excessive straightening of the arm in the elbow during strikes and block execution;
11) incorrect positioning of the shoulder while striking and performing blocks;
12) incorrect positioning of the foot during impact, lack of tension;
13) the absence of a hard stubby feet during a strike;
14) lack of tension and relaxation during strikes and block execution;
15) lack of proper breathing or breathing failure while performing complex exercises;
16) absence of a military crash, emission of energy in the corresponding place of the complex;
17) loss of equilibrium;
18) insufficient concentration during strikes and execution of blocks both hands and feet.
6. Systems (three or more times) and gross mistakes, for which a score of 0.5 or 1.0 is deducted or 0
points are given, are:
1) errors associated with the stop and the lock in the movements with a rapid response (minus 0.5
points);
2) errors associated with stop and shutter in slow-motion movements (minus 1.0 points);
3) mistakes associated with stop and lock in the movements without further reaction (the score is
reduced to 0 points);
4) errors associated with the drop of an athlete with a rapid response (minus 0.5 points);
5) mistakes associated with the fall of an athlete with a slow response (minus 1.0 points);
6) errors associated with the loss of the athlete without further reaction (the score is reduced to 0
points);
7) going out of the playground, separated by a tattoo for a performance, if this has not been warned
(minus 0.5 points);
8) non-exit outside the site, if the exit was warned (minus 0.5 points);
9) lack of combat spirit (minus 0.5 ball);
10) minor system errors in shock technology (minus 0.5 points).
Rapid response is a reaction to an error that does not violate the integrity and dynamics of movements,
but maintains the logical completion of technical actions or a set of technical actions.
Slow response - a reaction to an error that results in the integrity of the action being violated, the
dynamics, speed and rhythm of movements decrease, but the logical completion of technical actions or a set
of technical actions is maintained.
Without further reaction - the absence of any response and reaction to the error, as a result of which
the athlete stops the demonstration, violating the logical completion of the technical actions of the complex.
Exit beyond the platform for a performance is considered to be the athlete's exit with both legs at the
specified limits.
An estimate of 0 points can be set at the amount of errors or for the low technical level of the complex.
7. Disclaimer may be announced for:
1) the non-conformity of the FTC with the declared;
2) non-compliance of the FTC Regulations.
8Requirements for FTC:
1) the conformity of age and the level of waist recognition of an athlete from Combined martial;
2) displaying an arsenal of techniques for a real battle with one or more opponents;
3) with stylistic FTK - the compliance of the complex with the standards of combat combinations
style compliance with the established pace, rhythm and consistency;
4) manifestation of physical, psychological, combat state of mind;
5) execution of movements in the position of balance clearly, quickly, coordinated;
6) the presence of maximum concentration of force in the corresponding phases;
7) breath control;
8) consistency of positions, movements, eyes and shouts;
9) the conformity of movement techniques to the requirements of the style;
10) understanding by the athlete of the martial essence of movements;
11) the presence of combat spirit, concentration, facial expression, expression, that is, a vivid
manifestation of feelings, mood, emotions, expressiveness;
12) speed, clarity, strength, balance;
13) compliance with the etiquette.
5. Evaluation of technical actions during the competition in
version B-6 - a different direction
1. Evaluation of the performance is based on the principle of subtracting points with a higher rating
of the range according to the level of mistakes that are inherent in all styles.
2. The score is scored within the range of ratings defined by these Rules.
3. Before the performance, the participant has an initial score equal to the highest rating of the range
(for example, if the athlete has a range of 2.0 - 4.0, his starting score is 4.0).
4. During the presentation, the initial estimate may decrease for each error, deduction from the initial
estimate is made in step of 0.1, or 0.5, or 1.0 points.
5. Mistakes that are subtracted from the 0.1 point and which are not systemic (less than three times)
are:
1) lack of greetings (bowing);
2) lack of clarity of motions at the exit;
3) the absence of the announcement of the complex (does not apply to persons who have language
defects);
4) lack of clarity of facial expression, sound and body position during presentation of the complex
(does not apply to persons who have language defects);
5) movement of the site during the demonstration of the complex with his back to the judges;
6) failure to turn the head or body in the direction of attack, protection;
7) scattered, unconcentrated look, actions are not controlled by the look;
8) lack of compression of the fist;
9) excessive straightening of the arm in the elbow during strikes and block execution;
10) blockage of the body;
11) no voltage;
12) the absence of a rigid stops;
13) lack of tension and relaxation during strikes and block execution in the final phases;
14) delay and failure of breathing;
15) absence of combat shout, energy release;
16) loss of equilibrium;
17) insufficient concentration during strikes and execution of blocks both hands and feet.
6. Harsh and systemic (more than three times) mistakes, for which a score of 0.5 or 1.0 is deducted or
0 points is given, are:
1) errors associated with the stop and the lock in the movements with a rapid response (minus 0.5
points);
2) errors associated with stop and shutter in slow-motion movements (minus 1.0 points);
3) mistakes associated with stop and lock in the movements without further reaction (the score is
reduced to 0 points);
4) errors associated with the drop of an athlete with a rapid response (minus 0.5 points);
5) mistakes associated with the fall of an athlete with a slow response (minus 1.0 points);
6) errors associated with the loss of the athlete without further reaction (the score is reduced to 0
points);
7) exit beyond the site, if this has not been warned (minus 0.5 points);
8) non-exit outside the site, if the withdrawal was warned (minus 0.5 points).
7. Disclaimer is declared if the FTC does not comply with the declared or the Regulation.
8. The minimum score can be set at the sum of errors or if the complex is as much as possible
simplified by technique and time.
9. The formal technical complex of the versatile direction of the version B-6 must meet the
requirements of a certain type of martial arts or a program of arbitrary style.
3. Exercises with pneumatic rifle PG-1 and rules for their implementation
Shooting PG-1 at a distance of 10 m on the target msac-1 (Annex 8) is carried out by three shots lying
from the stop. Time taken for firing is 5 minutes
4. Remarks, warnings and disqualification of competitors
1. Remarks, warnings and disqualifications (except versions B-5 and B-6) the competitor is declared
for:
1) exit beyond the site;
2) passive combat;
3) actions that cause damage to Combined martial arts;
4) neglect of protection;
5) violation of these Rules.
2. Exits beyond the site are:
1) standing in position, if both parties of the participant cross the outer line (the boundary of the court
for the duel);
2) in a position lying, if the back and shoulders of the athlete are both beyond the platform.
3. Exits beyond the site are not considered:
1) exit after the command "Stop";
2) the exit beyond the site due to inertia from the hit, the thrust of an opponent, or a rifle made by a
throw;
3) the attacker's exit outside the site during or as a result of his effective attack.
4. Effective attacking activities conducted outside the site are not evaluated.
5. Penalties outside the boundaries of the site are announced according to the scheme:
1) remarks are made for the first, second and third outings of the platform;
2) for the fourth one - the first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
3) For the fifth - the second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
4) For the sixth - disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a pure victory.
6. Signs of passing a passive battle are:
1) permanent retreat, which does not allow an opponent to conduct attacking actions;
2) the absence of attempts to carry out attacks or counterattacks;
3) excessive abuse of the time of preparation for the attack;
4) cessation of the fight without a referee team.
The unwillingness to fight in a party is not a sign of passive combat.
7. Penalties for passive fighting are announced according to the scheme:
1) the first time - a remark;
2) the second time - the first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
3) the third time - the second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
4) For the fourth time - disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a pure victory.
8. The actions of the participant of the competition, which are harmful to Combined martial arts:
1) simulation of injury (in any way) or an attempt to exaggerate the severity of an injury in order to
gain an advantage over an opponent. For such actions the competitor is disqualified, and his opponent receives
a pure victory;
2) rough and undisciplined behavior.
9. A competitor may be punished for actions that harm the Combined martial if he, the representative
of his team, his second-hand or his fans:
1) attempt to influence the decision of judges regarding the assessment of the action or the outcome
of the match;
2) enter into disputes with judges or threaten them, offend their judges, participants, spectators and
other presenters by their actions;
3) deliberately do not comply with the current requirements of the judges defined by these Rules;
4) in any way interfere with the conduct of the competition (duel);
5) if a competitor deliberately or attempts to injure an opponent, leaves the playground without the
referee's permission (arbitrator) or intentionally violates these Rules.
In case of such violations, the referee stops the battle and informs the Chief Referee.
For the specified violations the competitor can be declared by the decision of the chief judge:
remark;
The first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
The second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
disqualification for one duel or for the whole period of the competition.
10. Inability or unwillingness to block strokes (including blows that are indicated in the party), to take
self-insurance techniques in the fall, the use of technically irregular injuries, the release of seizures in the event
of exposure to pain and suffocating receptions are considered to be neglected protection.
Punishment for neglecting protection is announced according to the scheme:
for the first violation - remarks;
For the second violation - the first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
For the third violation - the second warning, the opponent receives 3 points;
for the fourth violation - disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a pure victory.
11Violations of these Rules are:
1) carrying out technical actions prohibited by these Rules;
2) delay with the exit to the playground;
3) intentional violation of these Equipment Regulations;
4) minor disputes with judges, unauthorized conversations.
12. For the violation of these Rules, the following punishments are applied:
1) for the first violation of these Rules or delay with the access to the site for 1 min - a remark;
2) for the second violation of these Rules or the delay with the exit to the court for 2 minutes - the
first warning, the opponent receives 2 points;
3) for the third violation of these Rules or delay with the exit to the court for 3 minutes - the second
warning, the rival receives 3 points;
4) for the fourth violation of these Rules or the delay with the exit to the court for 4 minutes -
disqualification for one fight, the opponent receives a pure victory.
13. Record of violations of the athlete is recorded in the protocol of the version separately for each of
the five types of violations.
14. By decision of the arbitrator, the participant may be disqualified for one speech (battle) if he:
is late with the exit to the playground for 4 minutes;
For the sixth time goes beyond the limits of the Tatami (versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4);
does not go on tatami;
within two minutes he could not eliminate the disadvantages in the equipment before the beginning
of the match (versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4);
went into battle without a second and within two minutes could not eliminate this defect before the
beginning of the match (versions B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4);
demonstrates not the complex that was declared, or a complex that does not comply with the
Regulation (version B-6);
did not complete in full FTK (version B-6) or performance (in version B-5);
violates the order of the technique (version B-6);
permits breakage of weapons imitator (version B-5);
does not adhere to the requirements for the appearance and form of athlete's clothing;
received in total three warnings for any violation of these Rules, as well as passive combat or neglect
of protection;
exceeding the established degree of contact established for versions B-1 and B-2 (except for causing
contact strokes in case one of the rivals is in the party for which the notice or warning is announced);
demonstrates an unidentified number of receptions;
if, due to a violation of these Rules, the athlete received an injury that does not enable him to continue
the battle;
if the opponent has a clear advantage in the match (the candidate for disqualification can not withstand
the opponent's attacks, misses many strokes, constantly retreats and dodges the battle).
15. Upon the decision of the Chief Judge of the competition at the request of the arbitrator, the
participant may be disqualified for one speaking (battle) if:
intentionally violates these Rules;
constantly neglects protection, creating conditions for injury;
passively battles and dodges the battle;
shows a low level of technical training that can lead to injury;
his rude and undisciplined behavior discredits a martial battle.
16According to the decision of the Chief Judge at the request of an arbitrator or deputy chief judge
under the section "Shooting", depending on the seriousness of the violation, the participant may be disqualified
for the whole duration of the competition, if he, or his coach, or team members, or representative of the team:
1) admits gross and undisciplined behavior;
2) tries to influence the decision of the judges regarding the assessment of the actions or outcome of
the battle (speech, performance of the exercise);
3) enter into a dispute with the judges, threatening them;
4) offends the personal behavior of judges, participants, spectators, etc .;
5) deliberately inflicts or attempts to injure an opponent;
6) simulates injury (in any way) or attempts to exaggerate the severity of an injury in order to gain an
advantage over an opponent;
7) leaves the court without the referee or referee's permission (except for cases connected with the
necessity of receiving medical aid);
8) grossly violates security measures during shooting, creating conditions for traumatizing
participants, spectators and judges;
9) admits deliberate misalignment of targets during firing (shoots on another's target);
10) commit an offense that discredits Combined martial;
11) if, due to violation of these Rules, an athlete was injured, which does not allow him to continue
the competition.
17. A decision on the disqualification of a competitor exceeding the established contact level for
versions B-1 and B-2 or regarding the simulation of an injury shall be taken by the referee taking into account
the message from the doctor of the presence of indistinct signs of injury as a result of violation of the rules of
the competition (temporary loss of orientation and consciousness ( can qualify directly by judges), hematoma,
cramp, tissue swelling or joint, etc., and if such injuries:
prevent the injured person from taking a full participation in the fight for no more than 10 seconds
after the injury, qualifying the state of the knockdown, which leads to the disqualification of the offender in
version B-1;
prevent injured brothers from participating fully in a fight for 10 s or more after receiving an injury,
qualifying the status of a knock, which leads to disqualification of the offender in versions B-1 and B-2.
In the absence of any signs of injury and in the event of refusal by judges to qualify opponent's attacks
as an attack exceeding the established degree of contact, a decision on the simulation and the corresponding
disqualification of the competitor in accordance with these Rules shall be made.
If the competition physician establishes signs of gain as a result of an opponent's attack on the injury
received by the competitor earlier and in the event of refusal by the judges to qualify an opponent's attack as
an attack exceeding the established degree of contact, the simulation decision is not taken even if the referee's
account is opened and continued to 10. If the competitor is able to continue the fight and the doctor does not
deny the fight continues, and an effective attack by the opponent is subject to evaluation in accordance with
these Rules.
If the doctor can not clearly identify the signs of injury, but involves a short-term loss of the
competitor's ability to continue the match due to its possible presence and if the judge denies the excess contact
with the opponent, the decision on the simulation is not accepted and if the competitor is able to continue the
fight and the doctor does not denies the duel continues, and an effective attack on the opponent's side is subject
to evaluation in accordance with these Rules.
A violator of the established degree of contact may be either a competitor of an injured athlete or a
traumatized participant who was injured as a result of exceeding the established degree of contact.
18. Depending on the seriousness of the violation of the competitor's decision by the arbitrator or the
chief judge upon the request of the arbitrator within the limits of their authority, the first or second warning,
or disqualification for one duel or for the whole period of the competition may be immediately announced. A
competitor who is disqualified for the entire period of the competition is not determined.
19. The fact of the disqualification of the participant for the whole period of the competition is entered
with the indication of the reasons for the protocol of the competition from the version and the report of the
chief judge of the competition. The decision on the appropriate disqualification of the participant shall be
taken by the refereeing board of the competitions. The disqualifier also informs the competitor organizer and
the organization that sent the competitor.