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General Regulation "All categories" ....................................................................................................... 1
Regulation - Black Belts "All ages"........................................................................................................... 3
Regulation – Brown and Blue belts 1 Kyu, 2 Kyu, 3 Kyu, 4 Kyu "Senior – ages 17 and older"................. 4
Regulation – Green and Orange belts 5 Kyu, 6 Kyu, 7 Kyu, 8 Kyu "Senior – ages 17 and older".............. 4
Regulation – Yellow and White belts 9 Kyu, 10 Kyu "Senior – ages 17 and older" .................................. 5
Regulation – Brown and Blue belts 1 Kyu, 2 Kyu, 3 Kyu, 4 Kyu "Junior – ages 10 - 16" .......................... 5
Regulation – White to Green belts 1 Kyu, 2 Kyu, 3 Kyu, 4 Kyu 5 au 10 Kyu "Junior – ages 10 - 16"....... 6
Regulation – All colours "Ages 9 and younger" ......................................................................................... 6
Kata Scoring Criteria – Black and Brown belts .......................................................................................... 7
Definition of an ippon ................................................................................................................................. 9
Definition of a wasa-ari .............................................................................................................................. 9
Authorised striking techniques ................................................................................................................... 9
Layout of the fighting area ........................................................................................................................ 10
Layout of the kata area .............................................................................................................................. 11
General Regulation
"All categories"
1) Contestants must confirm their presence at the beginning of each category.
A) When time is up, which varies according to division type from 2 to 3 minutes, the participant
who acquired the most wasa-ari is declared winner.
B) In case of a tie, an additional one (1) minute period (Ensho-sen) will be granted. The participant
who scores the most wasa-ari during this extension wins.
C) If still tied after extra time (Sai-Encho-Sen), a final extension of a maximum of one (1) minute will
be allowed. The first participant to score a wasa-ari automatically wins. If the tie persists at the
end of the second extension, then it is up to the judges and to the central referee to declare the
winner according to the fighting spirit, initiative, combat control, and to who dominated the
opponent the most.
2) If an ippon (KO) is granted, is an injury causes withdrawal (Kikken) or if there has been a
disqualification of a participant (Hansoku/Shikkaku), then the fight ends with the wrongful
participant forfeiting.
3) Throws and sweeps are only allowed on tatamis. There will be a short period of 1 to 3 seconds
following the intentional or accidental fall of a participant, period during which there could be:
A) a scoring technique to the chest protector (do) which could award a wasa-ari or an ippon.
B) a properly controlled technique, without contact, to the helmet (men) which could award a
wasa-ari.
C) a properly controlled technique, without contact, to the back or behind the head, which could
award a wasa-ari.
4) It is prohibited to grab the bogu ; the chest protector (do) and the helmet (men).
5) No contact will be permitted to the following prohibited areas: behind the head, neck, back, knees,
legs, thighs and groin.
6) The only allowed contact zone on the full face koshiki protector (men) is the plexi glass. The only
allowed body contact zone is the chest protector (do).
7) A controlled non-contact technique to the back or to the back of the head scores one (1) wasa-ari.
8) The following penalty formula applies to all prohibited acts except for Jogai Keikoku. All incidents
are considered at the same level, no differentiation is made for different types of prohibited actions:
a) First incident: Competitor is given a warning (Keikoku)
b) Second incident: Competitor is given a warning, opponent is awarded a wasa-ari. (Hanshoku
chui)
c) Third incident: Competitor is disqualified from fight, opponent wins by Ippon. (Hanshoku)
9) Excessive contact to prohibited areas (see General Regulation Rule # 5) or any deliberate technique
made with the purpose of injuring the opponent results in automatic disqualification.
10) Excessive contact to the head results in automatic disqualification.
11) Unsportsmanlike conduct or disrespect result in automatic disqualification. (Hansoku/Shikkaku)
12) Contestants must keep contact with the fighting area at all times. Stepping out of the bounds of
the fighting area first leads to a warning. Each successive occurrence awards the opponent a
wasa-ari. There is no limit to the number of Jogai Keikoku that may be assessed. None will be
considered as a prohibited action, therefore cannot cause disqualification.
13) Deliberately pushing the opponent outside the fighting area is prohibited and will be recorded as a
non-permitted action (see General Regulation Rule # 8).
14) Participants can score wasa-ari as long as they have one foot within the fighting area.
15) Groin protector is mandatory for men whereas the pelvis protector is only recommended for
women. Mouth guards are mandatory except for those who are wearing the full face koshiki
protectors, but are nonetheless highly recommended.
16) In case of accidental injury (if not accidental, action is punishable by immediate disqualification
depending on the severity of the act), the time will be stopped so medical assistance can validate
the condition of the participants. If medical assistance decrees that the participants are unable to
continue, then the opponents will win by the equivalent of abandon (Kikken). On the other hand, if
medical assistance decrees that the participants are able to continue, then it is the participants
themselves who will decide whether or not to continue the competition.
17) Only protective equipment approved by the organizers of the competition will be permitted.
18) No jewelry may be worn during competition and long hair must be tied up. Medium length hair
must be held back by a neutral colored bandana. Participants who refuse to adhere to this rule
will lose by forfeit.
19) A shirt the color of the uniform will be allowed under the gi uniform.
20) The participants must at all times be dressed in a traditional white or black uniform.
21) Participants cannot be coached during fight. Being coached would be recorded as a non-permitted
action (see General Regulation Rule # 8).
22) As far as possible, the central referee should not be the competitor's teacher.
23) Wearing the Hakama is recommended, but not required, for referees and judges. However, the
Hakama is mandatory for judges and referees who are evaluating a black belt category.
24) Any submission technique (arm bar, choke, ...) will be prohibited and will be considered and
regarded as a non-permitted action (see General Regulation Rule # 8) or disqualification based on
the severity of the act.
Regulation Summary
9 and
younger
White to
brown
Junior
Ages 1016
White to
green
Ages 1016
Blue and
brown
Controlled
without
contact
17 and
older
White and
yellow
Controlled
without
contact
Senior
17 and
older
Orange
and green
Controlled
without
contact
17 and
older
Blue and
brown
Controlled
with
contact
Rank
Black
Head
punch/kick
Controlled
with
contact
Prohibited
Prohibited
Head gear
type
Full face
protector
Bare OR
full face
protector
Bare OR
full face
protector
Full face
protector
Full face
protector
Full face
protector
Full face
protector
Sweeps,
throws and
projections
Allowed
Prohibited
Prohibited
Sweeps
only
Prohibited
Sweeps
only
Allowed
Safety
punch
Mandatory
hand
wraps
Mandatory
Mandatory
Mandatory
hand
wraps
Mandatory
hand
wraps
Safety kick
and shin
guards
Prohibited
(Mandator
y hand
wraps)
Mandatory
Mandatory
Mandatory
hand
wraps
Prohibited
safety
kicks.
Optional
shin
guards.
Optional
Optional
Fight
length
Jr 2 mins
Sr 3 mins
2 minutes
2 minutes
2 minutes
2 minutes
2 minutes
Mandatory
hand
wraps
Prohibited
safety
kicks.
Optional
shin
guards.
2 minutes
*Optional: to the preferences of the participants.
Regulation - Black Belts
"All ages"
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
A punching technique with full contact to the body awards one (1) wasa-ari.
A punching technique with controlled contact to the head awards one (1) wasa-ari.
A kicking technique with full contact to the body awards one (1) wasa-ari.
A kicking technique with controlled contact to the head awards two (2) wasa-ari.
Sweeps and throws are only allowed on tatamis.
If a participant falls accidentally or unintentionally, the opponent may attempt:
a) A wasa-ari by hitting the chest protector ;
b) A wasa-ari by controlling a technique to the head ;
c) An ippon by hitting the chest protector according with the criteria listed in Annex A.
7) All competitors must wear body and head protections :
a) Feet protectors are prohibited.
b) Shin guards are permitted at participant's discretion.
c) Hand wraps recognized by the organizers are mandatory.
d) Competitors must wear the koshiki head gear.
8) Fight lasts three (3) minutes for seniors (17 and older) and two (2) minutes for juniors (17 and
younger), time not being stopped.
Regulation – Brown and Blue belts
1 Kyu, 2 Kyu, 3 Kyu, 4 Kyu
"Senior – ages 17 and older"
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
A punching technique with controlled contact to the head awards one (1) wasa-ari.
A kicking technique with controlled contact to the head awards two (2) wasa-ari.
7) All competitors must wear body and head protections:
8) Fight lasts two (2) minutes, time not being stopped.
Regulation – Green and Orange belts
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
A controlled punching technique with no contact to the head awards one (1) wasa-ari.
A controlled kicking technique with no contact to the head awards two (2) wasa-ari. In other areas
at the head level, a such control awards one (1) wasa-ari.
Sweeps are only allowed on tatamis.
All competitors must wear body and head protections:
Fight lasts two (2) minutes, time not being stopped.
Regulation – Yellow and White belts
9 Kyu, 10 Kyu
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
A controlled kicking technique with no contact to the head awards two (2) wasa-ari.
Sweeps and throws are prohibited.
8) Fight lasts two (2) minutes, time not being stopped
Regulation – Brown and Blue belts
"Junior – ages 10 - 16"
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
A controlled kicking technique with no contact to the head awards two (2) wasa-ari.
8) Fight lasts two (2) minutes, time not being stopped
Regulation – White to Green belts
5 au 10 Kyu
"Junior – ages 10 - 16"
1) A punching technique with full contact to the body awards one (1) wasa-ari.
2) Controlled punching techniques with no contact are prohibited and will be recorded as a nonpermitted action (refer to the general regulation).
3) A kicking technique with full contact to the body awards one (1) wasa-ari.
4) Controlled kicking techniques with no contact to the head are prohibited and will be recorded as a
non-permitted action (refer to the general regulation).
5) Sweeps and throws are prohibited.
6) If a participant falls accidentally or unintentionally, the opponent may attempt:
a) Hands and feet protectors are mandatory.
b) Competitors must wear a koshiki head gear.
Regulation – All colours
"Ages 9 and younger"
1) A punching technique with full contact to the body awards one (1) wasa-ari.
2) Controlled punching techniques with no contact are prohibited and will be recorded as a nonpermitted action (refer to the general regulation).
3) A kicking technique with full contact to the body awards one (1) wasa-ari.
4) Controlled kicking techniques with no contact to the head are prohibited and will be recorded as a
non-permitted action (refer to the general regulation).
5) Sweeps and throws are prohibited.
6) If a participant falls accidentally or unintentionally, the opponent may attempt:
a) Hands and feet protectors are mandatory.
b) Competitors must wear the koshiki head gear.
Kata Scoring Criteria – Black and Brown belts
Évaluation kata / Kata evaluation
Nom du participant /
Name of participant
Nom du kata /
Kata name
Éléments de l’esprit /
Mind components
Éléments techniques /
technical components
Nom de l’arbitre/juge
Name of referee/judge
Contrôle du regard / Eye control
Contrôle de la respiration / Breathing control
Présentation et esprit martial / presentation and martial spirit
Contrôle du rythme / rhythm control
Contrôle de la puissance / power control
Contrôle du corps / Body control
Coefficient de difficulté / degree of difficulty
Total des points / score
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Name of Participant: This field is to ensure that the right competitors will be judged on their behalf.
Kata name: This fiels is to ensure that in case of a tie, participants will present a new kata. Also, in
the event that the participant had to perform a qualification kata as well as a final kata, this field
would ensure that katas are different.
Name of referee/judge: This field helps identify any mistakes of commission or omission in the
evaluation of the kata.
The 7 objective criteria that judges must consider when evaluating a kata:
(a) Mettsuke. Gaze control - Understanding and visualizing targets, opponents' intentions as well
as their techniques and strategies; Expressing a proper attitude, confidence and fighting spirit.
(b) Kokyu. Breath control - Inhaling and exhaling at the right moments, and properly managing
breathing during certain sequences; Becoming one and being in harmony with the body and
mind when executing various techniques.
(c) Reigi Saho To Taido/ tanren no do-ai/seishin ryoku. Presentation and martial spirit Presenting a kata while expressing a martial etiquette which displays rigor, courtesy and
discipline; the attitude and the expression while entering the area of presentation, during the
course of kata to the exit of the air combat.
(d) Chikara No Kyojaku. Power control - When to use a lot of power and when to relax; managing
energy throughout the kata.
(e) Waza No Kankyu. Speed control – When to be fast and when to be slow; harmonizing proper
rhythm when executing sequences of motion according to their interpretation.
(f) Tai No Shinshuku. Body control – When to extend the body and when to contract it; being in
full control of its techniques and balance, demonstrating driveability based on movements
executed.
(g) Coefficient of difficulty – Weighting the kata according to the difficulty level, taking into account
the duration of the kata, the complexity of its sequences, and the balance required by certain
postures.
Correspondence of ratings (must reflect the evaluated category):
12345-
Very poor to mediocre
Low
Normal
Good
Very good to excellent
P.S. A score of 0 is given to all participants who did not complete their kata.
Annex A
Definition of an ippon
An Ippon is awarded:
a) When a powerful, effective, accurate and in full control technique, is legally performed to the
body. The technique must also be properly completed (zanshin).
b) In the case of a sweep or a projection followed by a technique to the chest protector within a
period of 3 seconds after the fall which meets all the criteria mentioned in paragraph a. Please
note that no jumped technique (tobi wasa) will not be tolerated on an opponent to the ground
and shall be punished with disqualification depending on the severity of the act. (see General
Regulation # 9)
c) If a participant manages to score three consecutive wasa-ari to the body or face, without being
answered or interrupted by the opponent.
Definition of a wasa-ari
Wasa-ari will be accorded if a legal technique is performed efficiently, but without gathering all the
criteria for the definition of an ippon.
Authorised striking techniques
Techniques to the chest protector (Do)
Punching techniques (Tzuki)
Kicking techniques (Geri)
*including the 1/3 distal leg (shin)
Back knuckle fist (Uraken Uchi)
Jumped kicks (tobi wasa)
Knife hand (Shuto Uchi)
Side of the hand (Haïto/Kensui/Tetsui Uchi)
Knee strike (Hiza Geri)
Elbow strike (Empi Uchi)
Techniques to the head (Men)
Punching techniques (Tzuki)
Kicking techniques (Geri)
*only the foot, excluding the shin
Back knuckle fist (Uraken Uchi)
Palm punch (Shotei Uchi )
Knife hand (Shuto Uchi)
Jumped kicks (tobi wasa)
Side of the hand (Haïto/Kensui/Tetsui Uchi)
Annex B
Layout of the fighting area
Judge
Warning zone
Red participant (AKA)
Red
participant
(AKA)
1,6m
White
participant
(SHIRO)
9m
Judge
Scorekeepers’ table
White participant (SHIRO)
Referee
Annex C
Layout of the kata area
Judge
Judge
Central referee
Judge
(If 5 judges)
Judge
(If 5 judges)
Scorekeepers’ table
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