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INTERNATIONAL ORIENTAL MARTIAL ARTS FEDERATION2010 Edition Present “Rules” are made taking into account the basic requirements of rules of competition IOMAF and are obligatory for the organisations holding competitions among sportsmen of fans in all of World. Officials (heads of commands, trainers, sportsmen and judges), taking part in competitions, should be guided in the actions by the standard norms of behaviour and ethics. They are obliged:
1. General Rules1.1. Character and system competitionsCharacter, system of carrying out of competitions and definition of results is established by “Invitation” about competition which is made by the organisation promote these competitions. Competitions can be personal, command or personally-command. In personal competitions are defined only personal results. In command competitions are defined results of commands, in personally-command competitions are defined command results and personal. 1.2. Participants of competitionsParticipant in competitions:
The age of sportsmen — the boys and girls, and also adult sportsmen is defined on a year of a birth. 1.3. The admission of participants of competitions1.3.1. The admission to participation in competitions is done by the Organizing committee of competitions Organizing committee structure:
1.3.2. In Organizing committee of competitions it is given:
1.3.3. The decision on the admission to competitions is accepted by the Chief-referee of competitions. 1.4. Medical inspection of sportsmen1.4.1. Each year the sportsman is obliged to pass prophylactic medical examination in full a medical-control. 1.4.2. Results of medical inspections and prophylactic medical examinations register in the passport of the sportsman. 1.4.3. During competitions the sportsman passes medical inspection before weighing or before fight. 1.5. The passport of the fighter1.5.1. The passport of the fighter is the basic document confirming an accessory of the sportsman to the sports organisation, its sports classification, results of participation in competitions and passage of the medical control. 1.5.2. The passport of the fighter includes following sections:
1.6. Equipment and protective equipment of the sportsman1.6.1. Competitions can be spent only in that case when fighters have on themselves full obligatory protective equipment which includes:
Before fight the protective equipment is checked the referee. The fighter who left on a ring without specified above equipment and has not eliminated during 1 round lacks, is disqualified. 1.6.2. The woman — the sportsman should carry a T-short with the short sleeve, well adjusted protector of a breast, the safety bowl (bandage) is recommended. Hairpins are not resolved, hair are fixed by means of elastic bands or tapes. 1.7. Fighters, Coach1.7.1. The fighter can have no more than two coach in a corner of the ring. 1.7.2. The fighter can refuse fight at any time. 1.8. Weighing and Drawing of sportsmen1.8.1. Fighters are weighed bared or in swimming trunks. 1.8.2. Weighing is spent on the medical scales which have been checked up by the Chief-referee. 1.8.3. From the moment of the termination of weighing prior to the beginning of the program of competitions should pass not less than 4 hours. 1.8.4. A drawing is spent after weighing and medical inspection of sportsmen in the presence of representatives of commands. 1.8.5. The drawing is spent by the Chief-referee of competitions or his assistants. 2. Shoot-Fight2.1. Weight categories
2.2. Duration of fight for Shoot-fightCadet A (Male), 14–15 years: 3 rounds × 1,5 min Junior (Male, Female), 16–17 years: 3 rounds × 2 min Adults Men, women of 18–35 years: 3 rounds × 2 min Between rounds of 1 minute for rest 2.3. Correct action for Shoot-fightKicks: all parties of a foot, a shin, a knee. Technics of feet:
Technics of hands:
Grappling technic 3. Mix-Fight3.1. Weight category for Mix-fight
3.2. Duration of fight for Mix-fightJunior (Male), 16–17 years: 2 rounds x 3 min Adults (Men), 18–35 years: 2 rounds x 3 min 3.3. Correct actionTo above listed (point 2.3.) the resolved technics are added: submission. 3.4. Fouls
4. Safe-fight4.1. Weight categories
4.2. Duration of fightCadet C: 2 rounds x 1 min Cadet B: 2 rounds x 1 min Cadet A: 2 rounds x 1,5 min Juniors: 2 rounds x 1,5 min Adults: 2 rounds x 2 min Between rounds of 1 minute for rest 4.3. Correct actionsAlso as in point 2.3 5. Classic-fight5.1. Weight categoriesAlso as in point 4.1 5.2. Duration of fightCadet C: 2 rounds x 1 min Cadet B: 2 rounds x 1 min Cadet A: 2 rounds x 1,5 min Juniors: 2 rounds x 1,5 min Adults: 2 rounds x 2 min Between rounds of 1 minute for rest 5.3. Correct action for Classic-fightThis style is compound of standard and allowable of punches, kicks and all standup Kicks: all parties of a foot. Technics of feet:
Technics of hands:
6. Point-fight6.1. Weight categoriesAlso as in point 4.1 6.2. Duration of fightCadet C: 2 rounds x 1 min Cadet B: 2 rounds x 1 min Cadet A: 2 rounds x 1,5 min Juniors: 2 rounds x 1,5 min Adults: 2 rounds x 2 min Between rounds of 1 minute for rest 6.3. Correct action for Point-fightThis style is compound of standard and allowable of punches, kicks and all standup throwing techniques and its fighting do on tatami. Judges evaluate each successful attack movement. Kicks: all parties of a foot. Technics of feet:
Technics of hands:
7. Point System7.1. Points are charged:
7.2. If the judge has fixed equal quantity of the blows which have reached the purpose the account in a judicial note will be 10:10. 7.3. If the difference in points is insignificant (to 8 points) the account will be 10:9 in favour of the fighter who has received more quantity of points. 7.4. If the difference in points typed by fighters exceeds 8 the account should be 10:8. 7.5. Upon termination of each round the lateral judge exposes to fighters of 10,9 or 8 points. 7.6. The winner the fighter who upon termination of fight has the big sum of points admits. 7.7. If upon termination of fight a sum of points identical it is spent экстра a round in which judges necessarily should define the winner. 7.8. When in final to fight in the end of last round fight time has expired, and one or both fighters are in knock-down and the referee has not finished an abacus, keep timer submits a signal about the fight termination, the winner also is defined on points. 7.9 The wine in a clear advantage kind is awarded in cases when the referee defines the superiority of one of two fighters suppressing, and its contender receives many strong blows. 7.10.The wine because of inability of the contender to continue fight is awarded in that case when one of fighters not in a condition to continue fight, and its contender thus has not applied any forbidden actions. 7.11. The wine owing to disqualification of the contender is awarded when one of sportsmen has received the third prevention, has roughly or deliberately broken rules, and also has shown physical or technical impreparation. 7.12. The wine because of refusal of the contender of fight continuation is awarded in a case when it or its second the referee or the second will declare it will throw out on a ring a towel. 7.13. The wine is awarded by a knockout to the fighter in that case when its contender, having received correct blow, not in a condition to continue fight during 10 seconds. 7.14. The wine a technical knockout is awarded the referee to the fighter, won by painful reception, after actions in which result attacked recognises itself won. 7.15. The wine in a kind of absence of the contender is awarded in that case when within 2 minutes after a secondary call the contender does not leave on a ring or, leaving, it will appear not ready to fight and also when the contender is removed by the doctor or has not passed weighing. 7.16. The wine is awarded by decision Judges committee in those cases If the referee has made the decision which obviously contradicts present “Rules”. If at a disagreement of judges (2:1) one of judicial notes is recognised by void, and its result has affected fight definition. 8. Ring and Tatami8.1. Ring8.1.1. Competitions are spent on a ring which each side is 5 — m. The ring area is limited to three or four ropes in the thickness 3—5 see, hardly tense between four angular columns and two crosspieces connected on everyone party from a dense fabric in width 3–4 Crosspieces see should not slide on ropes. The distance between angular columns and ring ropes should be not less than 50. All metal extensions see become covered by a soft covering. Ropes are wrapped up by a soft matter of white colour and in each corner of a ring of 20 sm incorporate pillows the in width and in the thickness 5–7 Pillows see and ropes (0,5–1м) in two opposite corners of a ring should be red and dark blue colour. 8.1.2. At carrying out of competitions indoors the distance from ropes to walls or other subjects should be not less than 2 metres. 8.1.3. Degree of light exposure of a ring should be 1000 lux. The ring is shined from above. Lateral illumination is not authorised. 8.1.4. Places for spectators settle down on distance not more close 3 m from ring ropes. 8.1.5. In neutral corners to racks of a ring from an outer side plastic sacks for the tampons used by the doctor and the referee fasten. 8.1.6. Suitability of a ring for competitions is defined by the Chief-Referee. 8.2. TatamiThe Tatami (floor-mats) for fight should be square, the size of the working area 8×8 metres, the thickness not less than 4 sm. |
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