Penalized with Shido: Breaking the grip of the opponent with 2 hands. Cover the edge of the Judogi jacket to prevent the grip. Cross gripping should be followed by an immediate attack. Same rule as for belt gripping and one side gripping. The referees should penalize strictly the contestant who does not engage in a quick Kumikata or who tries not to be gripped by the opponent. If one of the contestants breaks the Kumikata twice in the gripping period then the third time they will receive a Shido. Pistol and Pocket Grip on the bottom of the sleeve without immediate attack is penalized by Shido To hug the opponent for a throw (Bear hug). It is not a Shido when the competitor has Kumikata with a minimum of one hand. To force the opponent with either one or both arms to take a bending position without immediate attack will be penalized by Shido for a blocking attitude. To take the wrist or the hands of the opponent only to avoid the grip or the attack on him should be penalized by Shido. False attack is penalized by Shido. False attacks are defined as: Tori has no intention of throwing. Tori attacks without Kumikata or immediately releases the Kumikata. Tori makes a single attack or a number of repeated attacks with no breaking of Uke’s balance. Tori puts a leg in between Uke’s legs to block the possibility of an attack. One foot outside of the contest area without immediate attack or not returning immediately inside the contest area is penalized by Shido. Two feet outside the contest area is penalized by Shido. If the competitor is pushed outside the contest area by his opponent, then the opponent will receive the Shido. (If the fighters leave the contest area, they are not penalized by Shido when the attack is engaged in a valid position) Penalized with Hansoku-make All attacks or blocking with one or two hands or with one or two arms below the belt in Tachi-Waza will be penalized by Hansoku-make. It is possible to grip the leg only when the two opponents are in a clear Newaza position and the Tachi-Waza action has stopped. Osaekomi, Kansetsu-Waza and Shime-Waza Osaekomi will also continue outside of the contest area as long as Osaekomi was called inside. Osaekomi scores 10 seconds for Yuko, 15 seconds for Waza-ari, and 20 seconds for Ippon. Osaekomi outside the contest area if the throwing action is finished outside the competition area and immediately one of the players applies Osaekomi, Shime-Waza or Kansetsu-Waza, this technique shall be valid. If during the Ne-Waza Uke, takes over the control with one of these nominated techniques in a continuous succession, it shall also be valid. The Kansetsu-Waza and Shime-Waza initiated inside the contest area and recognized as being effective to the opponent, can be maintained even if the contestants are outside the contest area. Article 26: Osaekomi The contestant applying Osaekomi must have his body in Kesa, Shiho or Ura position, i.e. similar to the techniques Kesa-Gatame, Kami-Shiho-Gatame or Ura-Gatame. The Ura position is now valid. Article 27 Points 14 and 18 will be strictly observed for Shime-Waza is not allowed with either your own or your opponents belt or bottom of the jacket, or using only the fingers. Cadets – U 18 Kansetsu-Waza is authorized for Cadets. If a cadet loses consciousness during Shime-Waza they are no longer able to continue in the competition. The Sport Commission is looking at the system of competition for Cadets. Double Repechage or another system will be applied to have the possibility of more contests for athletes in this age category. The bow When entering the tatami area, fighters should walk to the entrance of the contest area at the same time and bow to each other into the contest area. The contestants must not shake hands BEFORE the start of the contest. When the athletes are leaving the mat they must be wearing their judogi in the proper way and must not remove any part of the judogi or the belt before leaving the FOP (Field Of Play). Duration of Contests No time limit for Golden Score (Hantei is cancelled). Contest times will be: Seniors men: five minutes Seniors women: four minutes Juniors and Cadets: no change Weigh-in The official weigh-in for seniors and juniors will be organized the day before the competition. Random weight checks with the same rules as the official weigh-in can be organized before the first fights in the morning of the competition. The weight of the athlete cannot be more than 5% higher (without judogi) than the official maximum weight limit of the category. i.e. a - 100kg competitor can weigh a maximum of 105kg without judogi. (This may be revised before the start of the Olympic qualification period – 30th May 2014). The weigh-in for Cadets will take place in the morning on the same day of the competition. For team competitions the weigh-in is organized one day before the competition. For those competitors that have NOT competed in the individual competitions, weight must be within the weight limit of the category. Those competitors that have competed in the individual competition will be permitted a 2kg tolerance. Doping infringement In the case of a disqualification for a doping infringement the athlete will lose their classification and medal. Wherever possible a new classification will be decided by the IJF. Judogi A system for more accurate measurement of judogi is in progress.
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