JUDO RULES
Judo competition at its best for all styles of JUDO, Judo Clubs and Judo Instructors who run their own schools. Judoka and JUDO CLUBS, or Judo Club Instructors wanting world class Olympic style competition for their students. BJA, B.J.A. British Judo Alliance, British Judo Association.
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Introduction to: Judo Eliminator Structure. The MALYMPEX COMPETITION uses the S Factor Judo Points Scoring System and simplify the terminology and rules for an exciting understandable “World Martial Arts Competition event”, that provide categories to suit many different Judo Bodies.
The rules are safe, simplified, easy to implement, which both Judoka, and Spectators will hopefully understand.
Different Judo Bodies can hold their own Regional Qualifiers, using their own Judo Refereeing Rules, to gain entry into the MALYMPEX competitions.
The top placed Judoka from the MALYMPEX events, using the S-FACTOR Refereeing rules, will then enter into the International MALYMPEX competition.
Countries throughout the World will then submit all their top Champions into the MALYMPEX Championships.
All Winners and Runner-ups will receive free media coverage, and where possible, sponsorship.
Judo Weight Groups
The following weight groups apply to MAJOR MALYMPEX EVENTS.
All Weights are in Kilos
Senior Male U55, U60, U66, U73, U81, U90, U100, U115, O115K. (19 years & over)
Senior Female U45, U48, U52, U57, U63, U70, U78, U87, O87K. (19 years & over)
Junior Male U25, 27, 30, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 55, 60, 66, 73, 81, O81K. (Under 19 years)
Junior Female U25, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 57, 63, 70, O70K. (Under 19 years)
Trophies will be given to 1st and 2nd places only, together with media coverage.
The organisers reserve the right to move Judoka upwards to the next weight group if insufficient contestants in any group.
No weight allowance on booked in weights, if in doubt, book next weight up.
MALYMPEX Judo Rules Four Point Rules
The World `S` Factor Judo rules are provided by the All England Judo Federation, in conjunction with the BNMAA and will be used for all MALYMPEX Tournaments. The rules are a modified version of I.J.F. & A.E.J.F. contest rules, and contain all current A.E.J.F. contest techniques.
Major differences: The score per throw/hold-down/penalty is additive, for all techniques, and 4 points will be required to gain maximum win (Ippon). Additional time in Newaza may be allowed, if the referee deems it necessary (hold-down times reduced to 20 seconds). Junior Contest time will be 2 minutes, and Senior Contest time will be 3 minutes. A Junior will be classed as under 19 years of age throughout the entire eliminations, including the Finals, therefore, please check the Final dates if you are 18 yrs of age. If you are 19 years of age between eliminations and Final, you may enter as Senior.
Throwing techniques Hold-down Techniques Penalties Koka score 1 point. 5 seconds+ score 1 point Shido score 1 point Yuko score 2 points. 10 seconds+ score 2 points Chui score 2 points Waza-ari score 3 points. 15 seconds+ score 3 points Keikoku score 3 points Ippon score 4 points. 20 seconds score 4 points Hansoku score 4 points
Strangles and Armlocks: These will only be permitted in Categories of 19 years and over, and a submission by either of these methods will automatically be a 4 point win, similar to an Ippon throw, 20 second hold, or a penalty of Hansoku.
All the above Throwing, Holding, and Penalties, are additive. Examples: 3 x Koka, plus Waza-ari will be 4 points maximum, 2 x Koka, plus 1 x Yuko will be 4 points, 4 x Koka will be 4 points, 1 x Yuko, plus Waza-ari will be 4 points maximum. 1 Yuko throw, plus Chui awarded to you = 4 point win, or a Koka throw, 10 second hold, and a Keikoku awarded to you = 4 point win. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There will be a Contest Controller Referee on the Judo Mat (Tatame).
Two Scoring Judge Referees will be seated outside the contest area, to assist the Contest Controller Referee. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Officials: Tournament Organiser . Overall responsibility for the `S` Factor Tournament.
Senior On- Mat Controller. Responsible for all Contest Controllers & Scorers.
Senior Off-Mat Controller. Responsible for Booking/Weigh-in Officers, Licence Checks, Safety Officers, Refreshments, P.A. Officers.
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