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Updated Judo Rules for Shime Waza and Competition Guidelines

This document outlines the revised rules for judo competitions, focusing on unconsciousness in Shime Waza, contest time, and scoring systems. Key highlights include regulations for juniors and seniors, Osaekomi times for all age classes, landing positions that result in Ippon, penalties for various infractions, and the implementation of the Golden Score rule. It emphasizes fair play, entry protocols to the mat, and coaching regulations during matches. Understanding these rules is crucial for participants and officials to ensure a smooth and competitive environment.

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Updated Judo Rules for Shime Waza and Competition Guidelines

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  1. RULES 15 – 17 YEAR Unconsciousat shime waza • Judoka should in time to knock • Exclusionfrom further participation in the tournament • Kantsetsu-waza is allowed.

  2. CONTEST TIME • Juniors and seniors 4 minutes -15 years remains unchanged

  3. STARTING GAMES • If the judokas simultaneously enter the tatami area, they go to their starting positions where they greet each other simultaneously • The judoka should not shake hands before the Shiai (no penalty)

  4. OSAEKOMI TIMES ALL AGE CLASSES • 10 – 14 sec YUKO • 15 – 19 sec WAZARI • 20 sec IPPON

  5. OSAEKOMI IN/OUT • Osaekomi in the battle space began remains continue if they leave the contest area. • This also applies to a strangulation or armlock provided effectively. • Will the Osaekomi far beyond the mat Ippon is a consideration

  6. SCORES FROM NOW • Yuko: control, power or velocity, on the side • Wazari: control, strength or speed, partially back • Ippon: control, power, speed, directly on the back

  7. LANDING ON THE BRIDGEPOSITION All situations of landing on the bridge position will be considered Ippon

  8. PENALTIES • Shido 1 No score • Shido 2 No score • Shido 3 No score • Hansoku-make Ippon

  9. SHIDO • Breaking the grip with 2 hands • Direct bearhug. No extra gesture. • Cross gripping should be followed by an immediate attack. Same rule as for the belt gripping and the one side gripping. • Under the arm by diving without attack is immediately punished with shido. No warning.

  10. HANSOKU-MAKE • All attacks or blocking with one or two hands or with one or two arms below the belt in Tachi-waza. Also in the entry to ne-waza. Exclusion for that game. • Youth be will punished the first time with Shido. Second time with Hansoku-make.

  11. WINNER • With the same score will be the winner with the least shido's. • If both the scores and penalties are the same, the match is decided by extension. ("Golden Score rule") • In determining the winner in case of shido's only 1 point match award.

  12. GOLDEN SCORE • Hantei has been canceled. • Golden score ends using a score or penalty. • When shido is given in the golden score come together with 3 referees. • No time limit in the golden score. • Golden score 15 to 17 years be seniors regulations. • Youth no golden score.

  13. -15 jaar • All sutemi-waza allowed. • Schoulderthrow on 1 or 2 knees allowed.

  14. COACHEN • Coaching only permitted during matte • During the game still coaching 1 warning • For the 2nd time, dismiss off the coach + coach card will be taken in

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