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I. Generalities
II. JJIF Fighting System
III. JJIF Duo System

I. Generalities
Section 3 Competition Area

The distance between Secretariat and Contest area must be at least 2m
The distance between the audience and Contest area must be at least 3m.

a. A chair for the coaches is allowed beside the mat.

II. JJIF Fighting System

b. By combinations means:

• In part 1 they must make combinations with kicks or punches.
• In part 2 they must really be active to try to throw/ take down the opponent.
• In part 3 they must really try to make a good hold or really try to come out of the hold. ( )

d. If a contestant repeatedly goes down on his knees directly he shall be punished passivity.
It is not allowed to lift the opponent laying down to applie a throwing technique. In this case the MR stopps the fight by Matte.

9. The MR together with the SR should decide, after consulting the TR, if the last action happened before or after the end of the three minutes. ( )

• A kick which will be catched by he opponent never can be counted as an Ippon. ( )
• 3. A perfect throw after which the opponent lands on his stomach will be counted as an Ippon. ( )
• Osae-Komi can only be announced if:
  1. The controlled person is lying mostly on his back or on his stomach.
  2. The legs of Tori are free.
  3. Uke is well encumbered and can’t move freely. Tori has a good control over uke.
  Osae-Komi time continues, even when:
  
  1. The controlled person is able to catch a leg of Tori
  2. The controlled person can turn on the side or back.
  If more than half of both bodies are outside the warning area, the Osae-Komi time will be stopped by “Toketa”.
  Sankaku-Jime must be applied with one arm inside the crossed legs.
  Sankaku-jime and Juji-gatame count as an Osae-komi as long as there is a full control of Uke’s upper body. ( )
  Straight leg locks with control of uke’s upper body must be seen as an osae-komi. Unless uke is able to rotate the body it will be toketa. ( )
  Different points for control-technique can’t be accumulated (e.g. an Osae-Komi which is held longer than 10 seconds and a arm lock won’t give a Waza-Ari and an Ippon) This is only possible, if the MR stopped before the Osae-Komi by announcing “Toketa”.

a. Mistakes made by the application of score and penalties, should be corrected by the three referees and the table referee in charge.

b. 1. Passivity Part 1:
One or both do not show any activity with the aim to get points.
One or both contestants go directly to part 2 or 3.
One or both contestants do not show combinations before going into the next part.

Passivity Part 2:
If one or both do not show any activity with the aim to get points.
If one or both contestants only blocks the attacks or the movement of the opponent or both contestant goes down on the floor on purpose.
If the contestants refuse to go to part 2 but are active in part 1.

Passivity Part 3:
If one or both do not show any activity with the aim to get points.
If a contestant is repeatedly passiv after penalties, he can be punished by Chui (Disregard MR instructions) ( )

12. The punishment will be given after the standing bow before the fight will be started by “Hajime”

c. 1. A technique which is stopped by the opponents body / head instead of the attackers control of the technique is an example of c1. A technique which causes the head to move due to contact is an example for c1.
Techniques that cause bleeding (but not due to re-opening of an existing wound) must be evaluated by the MR and SRs to determine if it a penalty per c1 (Forbidden Act) or e1 (Heavy Forbidden Act) based on the situation.
Techniques (excluding straight techniques) to the head that merely touch or are within 10cm are valid scoring techniques. Contact to the body is considered “skin-touch” contact. Otherwise, it may be construed as hard contact per c1.
Other criterion for c1 that needs to be looked at is if hard contact occurred because the opponent moved into the technique. In this case, there was no intent by the attacker to induce hard contact, and may be even a penalty of Mubobi to the opponent, if there is precedence of failure to protect one’s self or reckless behavior.

2. Thwrowing from the main competition area (not in the warning area) to the safety area is not a forbidden act.
Thwrowing from the warning area to the safety area is a forbidden act, if more than half of the thrown person lands outside the warning area.
Throwing from the main contest area (not in the warning area) outside the safety area is a forbidden act, if more than half of the thrown person lands outside the warning area.

e. A throwing technique in combination with a lock or strangulation is not allowed. (e.g. Kote-Geashi counts as a take-down technique)

h. After a fight means for the whole tournament.

14. d. The fighters keep their points and penalties they already achieved.

b. For series C, uke would attack with a strike or kick of uke’s choice before executing the prescribed strike or kick indicated by the MR.
The pre-attack and the attack must be applied by the attacker. ( )

c. the change of the role as attacker and defender can also be changed during a series.

f. The MR reads first all sores. After he put down the highest and the lowest score he reads the counting scores once more.

In Series D the attacker can start with both weapons in his hands.

Section 22 Criteria of Judging

b. Showy techniques, incorrect and weak attacks, unnecessary yelling, uncontrolled techniques should be punished by deductions of points.
The weapons should to be controlled at all times.
If a technique can’t be finished because of an accident, it can’t be repeated. In this case the jury judges only the other two techniques. ( )

Section 23 Course of the Match

The MR shows the number first to the contestants, than to the Jury.
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