JJIF TECHNICAL CONGRESS 2018

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1 JJIF TECHNICAL CONGRESS 2018

2 Agenda sent out 1. Welcome 2. Approval and completing the Agenda 3. JJIF Sporting Code 4. Weight Categories 5. Age groups 6. Format of JJIF competitions 7. World Ranking 8. Appeal and protest procedures 9. Video review 10. Duo Ju-Jitsu 11. Fighting Ju-Jitsu 12. JJIF Show 13. Contact Ju-Jitsu 14. Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza 15. Team Competitions

3 Agenda update 1. Welcome 2. Approval and completing the Agenda 3. Para Ju-Jitsu 4. JJIF Development - update 5. World Games JJIF Sporting Code 7. Weight Categories 8. Age groups 9. Format of JJIF competitions? World Ranking 10. Referee 11. Appeal and protest procedures 12. Video review 13. Duo Ju-Jitsu 14. JJIF Show 15. Contact Ju-Jitsu 16. Fighting Ju-Jitsu 17. Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza 18. Team Competitions 19. Martial Art & Styles and Grading 20. JJIF Athletes 21. Schedule Wintercamp JJIF Gi joe@jjif.org 3

4 Presentation 3. Para Ju-Jitsu Athens/Ju_jitsu_-_AMEA_._en.pdf update joe@jjif.org 4

5 3. Para Ju-Jitsu First JJIF event with Para Ju-Jitsu athletes in Pan American Championship 2018 in Cartagena/ COL 3 Blind / visual disable athletes 1 athlete with paralysis (Wheelchair) joe@jjif.org 5

6 4. DEVELOPMENT In the years

7 Based on the ranking list Athletes competing in more than one discipline are counted double One duo couple is one equal to one person

8 Number of Athletes Number of Federations Total Athletes & JJNOS Year sportdirektor@djjv.de 8

9 Athletes per Union Asia Africa Europe PanAm Oceania sportdirektor@djjv.de 9

10 Athletes per Dicipline Fighting Ne Waza Duo sportdirektor@djjv.de 10

11 DSW DSX DSM DCW FSW71kg NWSW71kg DCM DCX FSW49kg FSW70kg FSM95kg FSM95kg FSM56kg NWSW70kg NWSW49kg NWSM56kg FSW62kg NWSM95kg FSM94kg FSM94kg NWSW55kg NWSW62kg FSW55kg FSM62kg FSM85kg NWSM62kg NWSM94kg FSM77kg FSM69kg NWSM85kg NWSM69kg NWSM77kg Athletes per Diszipline Countries Participants sportdirektor@djjv.de 11

12 FSM56kg FSM62kg FSM69kg FSM77kg FSM85kg FSM94kg FSM95kg FSM94kg FSM95kg FSW49kg FSW55kg FSW62kg FSW70kg FSW71kg DCM DCW DCX DSM DSW DSX NWSM56kg NWSM62kg NWSM69kg NWSM77kg NWSM85kg NWSM94kg NWSM95kg NWSW49kg NWSW55kg NWSW62kg NWSW70kg NWSW71kg Ratio 2016/2018 Chart Title -15% -31% -18% -28% -38% -30% -35% -30% -35% 12%13% -6% -13% -19% -25% -31% 6% Ratio Countires -43% -29% -13% Ratio Athletes 2% -39% -26% -31% -5% -21% -42% -30% -14% -20% -46% 30% 20% 10% 0% -10% -20% -30% -40% -50% -60%

13 Athletes per Union 15% 0% 28% Oceania Ratio 2016/ % PanAm -23% 1% Europe Africa -88% -19% 56% Asia -9% Asia Africa Europe PanAm Oceania -120% -70% -20%

14 Countries with most athletes FRA GER THA POL KAZ COL RUS MEX ITA BEL MNE CRC UAE IRI sportdirektor@djjv.de 14

15 Conclusions Overall about 23% less athletes in the ranking Biggest loss in Africa (No African championship is in the ranking) Loss per discipline is equal (-23%) Smallest categories are: Duo Show and Ne Waza and Fighting

16 5. World Games Quota athletes (84 were first proposed) 16 ITO s (Referee, IT, Organizers) 6 athletes per category are the minimum for a medal event Gender equality in numbers in mandatory joe@jjif.org 16

17 World Games Quota 2021 Discipline Categories # Ju-Jitsu Fighting 4 weight categories men 24 athletes Ju-Jitsu Fighting 4 weight categories women 24 athletes Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza 3 weight categories men 18 athletes Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza 3 weight categories women 18 athletes Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza Open weight 1 category men No additional athletes Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza Open weight 1 category women No additional athletes Ju-Jitsu Duo 1 category mixed 12 athletes (6 m / 6 w) Mixed team competition 3 men / 3 women 5 categories of all 3 disciplines No additional athletes 96 athletes in total joe@jjif.org 17

18 DSW DSX DSM DCW FSW71kg NWSW71kg DCM DCX FSW49kg FSW70kg FSM95kg FSM95kg FSM56kg NWSW70kg NWSW49kg NWSM56kg FSW62kg NWSM95kg FSM94kg FSM94kg NWSW55kg NWSW62kg FSW55kg FSM62kg FSM85kg NWSM62kg NWSM94kg FSM77kg FSM69kg NWSM85kg NWSM69kg NWSM77kg Athletes per Discipline Joe@jjif.org 18

19 World Games Quota 2021 Discipline Categories # Ju-Jitsu Fighting -62kg -69kg -77kg -85kg 24 athletes Ju-Jitsu Fighting -48kg -57kg -63kg -70kg 24 athletes Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza men -69kg -77kg -85kg 18 athletes Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza women -48kg -57kg -63kg 18 athletes Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza men Open weight No additional athletes Jiu-Jitsu Ne-Waza women Open weight No additional athletes Ju-Jitsu Duo mixed 12 athletes (6 m / 6 w) Mixed team competition 3 men / 3 women 5 categories of all 3 disciplines No additional athletes 96 athletes in total update joe@jjif.org 19

20 6. JJIF Sporting Code Review of Documents Athens/ORGANIZATION_CODE_CB_Comments.pdf Necessary changes Personal Requirements (Gi) Separation in Disciplines must be included? update joe@jjif.org 20

21 6. JJIF Sporting Code Proposal for the SEEDING for W.Ch. and Cont. Ch. (to propose to the JJIF): 1st criteria: Competitors from same country will meet in Semi Final (even if both are seeded) 2nd criteria: Ranking List (1st 4 present) 3rd criteria: Bye in 1st round for seeded competitors if possible (as used in many other combat sports) joe@jjif.org 21

22 6. JJIF Sporting Code Proposal for Seeding at Ranking tournaments 1st criteria: Ranking List (1st 4 present) 2nd criteria: Bye for seeded competitors bye in first round for seeded competitors if possible joe@jjif.org 22

23 Seeding preferences 6. JJIF Sporting Code Shall we do seeding at all? YES (10:3 votes) Majority of TC participants state that the seeding by Ranking is most important (15) Separation of athletes from same JJNO has a minor priority (7) To determine the bye was not supported from the Technical Congress (1) update joe@jjif.org 23

24 The public Draw 6. JJIF Sporting Code Takes more time and there are still mistakes No public draw / en Block draw Draw will be done by computer and published Up to a certain predefined time issues can be reported (like f.i. 1 or 2 hours after published) Redraws can be done but not full redraw Proposal will be that there will no more be held a public draw (or maybe only for senior World and Continental championships) joe@jjif.org 24

25 Call of athletes 6. JJIF Sporting Code A countdown shall be installed for the call of athletes to have clear the NO SHOW (Fusen Gachi) time. Can only be used if Match Caller system works properly and there is good overview. (example Balkan open system worked well but too many people in that area so no real control. One time somebody unplugged the network cable in the warm up no updates ) update joe@jjif.org 25

26 Tournament Registration / Draw Registration [day before Competition start] in the MORNING ONE [1] Official MUST be there in time Registrations can be validated online, if all payments are done (online check in) Draw between 12h and 14h Online en block with correction period Live draw if necessary Referee Meeting always at 19:00 h joe@jjif.org 26

27 Tournament improvment Weight in Organizing Referee shall not be in charge for weight in LOC + Supervision Info Point IT Not chance to approach the Main table direct Call Room, Gi checker and Protocol One expert officer (ITO) to manage and supervise joe@jjif.org 27

28 6. Medical Protocoll / First Aid Shoes How to help! Authority Where to treat! Call the medics Referee medical course? Which injuries are allowed to treat? Only blood and serious injuries other treatments end the fight joe@jjif.org 28

29 Doping Free JJNO must educate and inform the athletes about all aspects of WADA code and Anti Doping regulations Federations without Doping Free activities can be penalized Violation of the Anti Doping regulation will be panelized Positive Doping test with $20.000,- (?) This amount can be reduced if the JJNO can prove to have a proper Doping free program joe@jjif.org 29

30 7. Weight Categories Gender equality IOC / FISU / IWGA require gender equality in the competition format of JJIF Duo and show already have same numbers For Jiu-Jitsu and Fighting Ju-Jitsu we must adjust the number of categories We can keep number of weight categories 6 men / 6 women Increase the number of female to 7 weights Youth categories shall be adapted according joe@jjif.org 30

31 Gender Equality Proposal Jiu-Jitsu Committee

32 Gender Equality Proposal Jiu-Jitsu Committee

33 Gender Equality Proposal Fighting Committee

34 Gender Equality 7 men / 7 women Men : -56, -62, -69, -77, -85, -94, +94 Women : -45, -48, -52, -57, -63, -70, update joe@jjif.org 34

35 8. Age Groups

36 8. Age Groups Proposal Fighting Committee

37 Age & Weight Categories Time Duration JU JITSU (Fighting) & JIU JITSU (Ne-Waza) OPTION I 2019 OPTION II SENIORS 21+ JUNIORS 18+ INDIVIDUAL ADULTS- MASTERS 18+ TEAM ADULTS 18+ INDIVIDUAL ADULTS 18+ TEAM ADULTS 18+ MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE DURATION : JU JITSU (Fighting) 1x3min & JIU JITSU (Ne-Waza) 1x6min -56kg -49kg -57kg -48kg -57kg -48kg -62kg -55kg -64kg -53kg -64kg -53kg -65kg -54kg -65kg -54kg -69kg -62kg -72kg -59kg -72kg -59kg -74kg -61kg -74kg -61kg -77kg -70kg -81kg -66kg -81kg -66kg -84kg -69kg -84kg -69kg -85kg +70kg -90kg -77kg -90kg -77kg -94kg -81kg -94kg -81kg -94kg -100kg -85kg +94kg +81kg +94kg +100kg +85kg joe@jjif.org 37

38 8. Age Groups Category Sub-category Years Program Name KIDS KIDS I KIDS II KIDS III (+6 8) (+8 10) (+10 12) Creative Education Program Communication(Friendship) Competition CADETS ( ) Education(Olympism, Anti-doping, Fix YOUTH Mach/Betting Prevention) (+14 16) TEENS Cultural Program(Meet New Cultures) (+16 18) Communication(Friendship) JUNIORS Competition Sport Education (Referee & Coach ADULTS Seminars) SENIORS (+18 36) Education(Olympism, Anti-doping, Fix MASTERS Mach/Betting Prevention) (+36 42) Cultural Program(Meet New Cultures) Communication(Friendship) Competition Sport Festival VETERANS I (+45 52) Cultural Program(Meet New Cultures) VETERANS VETERANS II (+52) Communication(Friendship) joe@jjif.org 38 Competition

39 Age & Weight Categories Time Duration JU JITSU (Fighting) & JIU JITSU (Ne-Waza) OPTION I 2019 OPTION II SENIORS 21+ JUNIORS 18+ INDIVIDUAL ADULTS- MASTERS 18+ TEAM ADULTS 18+ INDIVIDUAL ADULTS 18+ TEAM ADULTS 18+ MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE DURATION : JU JITSU (Fighting) 1x3min & JIU JITSU (Ne-Waza) 1x6min -56kg -49kg -57kg -48kg -57kg -48kg -62kg -55kg -64kg -53kg -64kg -53kg -65kg -54kg -65kg -54kg -69kg -62kg -72kg -59kg -72kg -59kg -74kg -61kg -74kg -61kg -77kg -70kg -81kg -66kg -81kg -66kg -84kg -69kg -84kg -69kg -85kg +70kg -90kg -77kg -90kg -77kg -94kg -81kg -94kg -81kg -94kg -100kg -85kg +94kg +81kg +94kg +100kg +85kg joe@jjif.org 39

40 Age Categories U12 U14 U16 U18 - Aspirants U21 - Juniors Seniors (+ 18years) Masters 1 (+35 y.) Masters 2 (+40 y.) Veterans 1(+45 y.) Veterans 2 (+50 y.) update joe@jjif.org 40

41 Age Categories World Championship 2019 planned for March in Athens U16 U18 Aspirants Nov. in Abu Dhabi U21 - Juniors Seniors (+ 18years) Masters 1 (+35 y.) Masters 2 (+40 y.) Veterans 1(+45 y.) Veterans 2 (+50 y.) Para Ju-Jitsu Provide the chance for Juniors to participate in Seniors as well if qualified by JJNO update joe@jjif.org 41

42 9. JJIF Competition Format and World Ranking Now: World Championship JJIF Continental Championship Continental Union World Ranking Tournament (Grand Slam) Local Organizer (JJNO)

43 9. JJIF Competition Format and World Ranking 2019: World Championship JJIF Continental Championship Continental Union (with JJIF) Grand Slam JJIF Regional Tournaments Local Organizer (JJRA) update joe@jjif.org 43

44 JJIF Competition Format and World Ranking Criteria for Grand Slam Tournaments (old) Participating countries: minimum 4 Referees: minimum 50% international referees Number of athletes in a category: minimum 4 (at least 1 win), in order to be included in the ranking list Maximum 3 persons from the same country, in the same category, will be ranked during the same tournament joe@jjif.org 44

45 JJIF Competition Format and World Ranking Criteria for Grand Slam Tournaments Representation of the JJIF board (at least 1 person): organizers to cover local expenses Application of the JJIF financial rules, as JJIF-approved events Application for hosting a Grand Slam Tournament o Deadline 1 st application: June 30 th of the previous year o Deadline full application: October 30 th of the previous year o Content: sportive/organizational/financial/administration joe@jjif.org 45

46 JJIF Competition Format and World Ranking Criteria for Grand Slam Tournaments Must use JJIF Scoreboard system, pool system, round-robin etc. Registration data to the database Result lists in 24 hours, in JJIF format; Report for press work within 5 days VIP side (under the patronage of, advertising, political figures) Time line of invitation, announcement etc: Announcement 1 year before; First invitation 6 months before; Last in-vitation 2 months before joe@jjif.org 46

47 JJIF Competition Format and World Ranking Proposal 2019: Qualification Events World Championshi p Continental Championship JJIF Grand Prix Regional* Championships National Championshi p Discipline specialized Grand Slam Abu Dhabi Pro Continental Cup Additional Ranking Events Global Sport Events World Games, Continental Olympic Games Indoor Games Mastership/ AsianBeachGames SEA 1st Place ed Place rd Place th Place th Place min 1 win min 1 win 7th Place min 1 win 9-16th Place Place Bout (Win) min 1 win min 1 win Participation no win 10 8 joe@jjif.org

48 JJIF Competition Format and World Ranking Proposal 2019: Grand Slam: Limited number of Participants per country per category [2] Seeding according to World Ranking list Content Rights are with JJIF Marketing rights split Organization: LOC with JJIF OC Proper Media activity obligatory (produced content, TV, streaming,, branding ) Prize money [?] % to JJIF according to financial Rules incl. Doping Free contribution One international referee per mat covered by organizer (JJIF financial rules) Use of SportData joe@jjif.org 48

49 JJIF Competition Format and World Ranking Proposal 2019: Regional Championships Under the Regional Association (JJRA) Open to all JJIF members No limits in participants Referee, ITO, Coaches course and examination if possible (part of financial planning) One JJIF/ Union official covered by organizer (JJIF financial rules) Use of SportData Doping Free contribution

50 JJIF Competition Participation International: Seniors (+18 42) (Adults & Masters) World Championship. Proposed dates: Second half of November. Disciplines: Ju Jitsu (Fighting) Jiu Jitsu (Ne-Waza) Duo (Classic and Show) Mix Team Differently-Able: Self Defense (Special Duo Variation) Youth (+12 18) (Cadets, Teens & Juniors) World Championship. Proposed dates: Second half of March. Disciplines: Ju Jitsu (Fighting) Jiu Jitsu (Ne-Waza) Duo (Classic and Show) Mix Team Differently-Able: Self Defense (Special Duo Variation)

51 JJIF Competition Participation JJIF Grand Slam (+16 42). Proposed dates: 1. XXXXX, 2.XXXXX, 3.XXXXX, 4.XXXXX, 5.XXXXX. Disciplines: Ju Jitsu (Fighting) Jiu Jitsu (Ne-Waza) Veterans & Uniformed (Army, Police & Security) World Championship. Proposed dates: VACATION PERIOD (WINDER OR SUMMER). Disciplines: Ju Jitsu (Fighting) Jiu Jitsu (Ne-Waza) Duo (Classic and Show) Specialized Self Defense

52 JJIF Competition Participation Continental: Seniors (+18 42) (Adults & Masters) Continental Championship. Proposed dates: June. Disciplines: Ju Jitsu (Fighting) Jiu Jitsu (Ne-Waza) Duo (Classic and Show) Mix Team Differently-Able: Self Defense (Special Duo Variation) Youth (+12 18) (Cadets, Teens & Juniors) Continental Championship. Proposed dates: Second half of October. Disciplines: Ju Jitsu (Fighting) Jiu Jitsu (Ne-Waza) Duo (Classic and Show) Mix Team Differently-Able: Self Defense (Special Duo Variation)

53 JJIF Competition Participation Regional: All Age Categories XXXXXX Open Championship. Proposed dates: XXXXXX. Disciplines: Ju Jitsu (Fighting) Jiu Jitsu (Ne-Waza) Duo (Classic and Show) Mix Team Differently-Able: Self Defense (Special Duo Variation) National: All Age Categories XXXXXX Championship. Proposed dates: XXXXXX. Disciplines: Ju Jitsu (Fighting) Jiu Jitsu (Ne-Waza) Duo (Classic and Show) Mix Team Differently-Able: Self Defense (Special Duo Variation)

54 Ranking System Alternative Medal Points Win Points No points win Participation Gold Silver Bronze Ippon or Submission Simple Win Penalties Or Advantage National Regional Continental Grand Slam World joe@jjif.org 54

55 JJIF Competition Format Qualification Events World Games Ranking and World Ranking World Championship JJIF Grand Prix /Grand Slam Continental Championship Regional* Championships Proposal 2019: National Championshi p Additional Ranking Events Global Sport Events World Games, Continental Olympic Games Indoor Games Mastership/ AsianBeachGames 1st Place ed Place rd Place SEA 4th Place th Place min 1 win min 1 win 7th Place min 1 win 9-16th Place Place Bout (Win) min 1 win min 1 win Participation no win update joe@jjif.org 55

56 10. Referee Referee Rules Draft from Session 2018 still in discussion. Representatives of Referee team point out that physical test or age limit is not necessary. Professional selection by Evaluators is professional. Licenses shall not be downgraded but referee selection by ranking Education Examination / Dictionary Finances and Penalties Other Requirements update joe@jjif.org 56

57 Referee Invitational System Participation Fee shall be determinate on base of a calculation/ budget The tournament budget shall include travel, hotel and per diem for the referee Estimated $100,- per participant Technical commission will invite on base of referee ranking, country, gender and continental representation JJNO are responsible to have a referee programs. JJIF can sanction if there is no development of referee in joe@jjif.org 57

58 Uniform Referee Issues Referee Meeting always at 19:00 h day before start mandatory Morning briefing mandatory Try to get per diem for the referee which will not be given if miss the meetings Effect on the evaluation joe@jjif.org 58

59 Referee Dress Code Necessary to standardize Referee socks Grey of the trousers (Dark Grey) Dress Shirt (long short sleeves) Tie / Patches / Tie clip Jacket Black Wrist bands update joe@jjif.org 59

60 11. Appeal Protest intention must be announced before the competitors leave the mat Appeal must be confirmed within 10 min and payment must follow immediately Misbehavior / not leaving the contest area leads to losing the appeal right Referee / Appeal committee decide if they use Video review (Smart Phone Videos are not accepted) joe@jjif.org 60

61 11. Appeal Appointment The Appeal Committee of the event is composed of 3 persons appointed by the JJIF President after consultation with the JJIF President or in his absence, the next highest ranking official of JJIF and the JJIF Sports Directors. Any of the afore-named may sit on the Appeal Committee. Any member of the Appeal Committee shall withdraw and be replaced by an adhoc member appointed in the same manner as an appeal committee member, if any of the participants involved is from the same country as the said member. If there is no adhoc member, the Appeal Committee may validly deliberate with 2 or even 1 member joe@jjif.org 61

62 11. Appeal Appointment The Appeal Committee of the event is composed of 3 persons appointed by the JJIF President after consultation with the JJIF President or in his absence, the next highest ranking official of JJIF and the JJIF Sports Directors. Any of the afore-named may sit on the Appeal Committee. Any member of the Appeal Committee shall withdraw and be replaced by an adhoc member appointed in the same manner as an appeal committee member, if any of the participants involved is from the same country as the said member. If there is no adhoc member, the Appeal Committee may validly deliberate with 2 or even 1 member joe@jjif.org 62

63 Scope and Grounds of Appeal 11. Appeal An appeal shall lie against any breach of the competition rules including wrong scoring which could have reasonably changed the outcome of the contest. A breach which could reasonably have affected or altered the conduct of a contestant during the contest and which could have, as a result, changed the outcome of the contest is appealable. The appeal should be made without any disrespect to one and all. Refusal by a contestant to leave the mats when called upon to do so by the Mat Referee or in case of any kind of unacceptable behavior/misconduct committed by a contestant, his coach or an official shall result in loss of the right to appeal joe@jjif.org 63

64 11. Appeal Fee A refundable appeal fee of US$ 50 must be paid to the JJIF Sports Director or such other designated person before the appeal is filed. The fee shall be refunded only if the appeal is successful; otherwise it shall be forfeited and be remitted to JJIF. Time of Appeal An appeal must be announced and filed in writing in a prescribed form if available, immediately after the contest during which an alleged breach has occurred at the designated place at the main table where appeals shall be registered. The appeal must be confirmed within 10 minutes as from the time of filing of the appeal, in writing in a prescribed form, if available stating the grounds or reasons of the appeal. If the appeal is not so confirmed within 10 minutes, the appeal shall lapse joe@jjif.org 64

65 11. Appeal Suspension of competition As from the time of filing the appeal, the competition in that category may continue but only if the eventuality of a successful appeal is safeguarded; otherwise it shall be stopped. The Appeal Committee may consider such other evidence produced by any other party or which it may have gathered of its own and may call upon such person whom, it is of the opinion, may assist the Appeal Committee, to testify joe@jjif.org 65

66 11. Appeal Evidence A video system put in place by the JJIF or the organizer of the event to assist the referees for the event shall be the primary evidence which the Appeal Committee shall consider in determining the appeal. If there is no video such video system put in place by the JJIF or the organizer of the event to assist the referees for the event, it shall be the responsibility of the appealing party to produce evidence supporting his appeal. Such evidence shall be reliable and relevant and constitute clear evidence of the breach complained of. They may consist of videos, testimonies/admissions of parties, referees etc The weight to be attached to such evidence shall be determined by the Appeal Committee. The Appeal Committee may consider such other evidence produced by any other party or which it may have gathered of its own and may call upon such person whom, it is of the opinion, may assist the Appeal Committee, to testify joe@jjif.org 66

67 11. Appeal Outcome of Appeal The Appeal Committee shall be successful only if the breaches complained could have changed the final outcome of the contest. The Appeal Committee shall decide on the consequences of a successful appeal with regard to the impugned contest depending on the nature of the appeal: Resumption of the contest as from a particular stage of the contest with scores as they were up until that stage; restart of the whole contest; awarding the victory to the successful appellant. The decision of the Appeal Committee shall be final joe@jjif.org 67

68 12. Video Review Technical requirements: 2-4 HD cameras per mat Good performance Computers Stance and Cables Software: SportData / Care Principals: Where to be used? (Level of Competitions) Support of Referee Protest / Appels joe@jjif.org 68

69 12. Video Review Use to place side referee in Fighting and Jiu-Jitsu outside the mat area with additional is widly accepted and covered by the existing rules. JJIF will continue to use the system whenever available train more and more referee on the system Goal is to have the system in place on: - World Championship - Continental Championship - Grand Slam update joe@jjif.org 69

70 Request of review Procedure of Protest/ Appeal Protest and Appeal shall not disturb the flow of competition Right of athlete and coach to appeal must be retained Proposal 1 (majority of TC): Coach can ask for Video Review in the end of the match before the winner is announced Proposal 2 (representatives of athletes and coaches) : Coach has one chance to ask for review in the match when the mistake happened. (keeps the appeal right if there was a wrong judgement) update joe@jjif.org 70

71 13. Duo System Changes done 01. January 2018 Proposal for Beginners Category: (Michael Korn) The JJIF should create a second category in the Duo System, so that we have 2 (Advanced and Beginners). It shall be established in U15, U18, U21 and Seniors! The athletes show a single series (A) of 4 techniques. The competitors can choose 3 out of 4. The beginner category shall have the same rules as the normal Duo System! New Scoring tools: joe@jjif.org 71

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73 Duo Scoring Deduction

74 Duo Scoring

75 Duo Scoring by Tablet Application

76 14. Show Ju-Jitsu Proposal for new Rules 01. January Athens/Show_System_Proposal_JJIF_2019.pdf Bracket System and Competition Format

77 Proposal Show Brackest 2 rounds Elimination all team present and get points best 4 teams go in a final round to go for 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd Proposal 2 Pools of 3/4 In general competition between 4 teams 1 st Main breach 2 nd Repechage 3 rd and 4 th are out joe@jjif.org 77

78 Show Scoring by Tablet Application Coregraphics Notation Group A Technic Deduction st. 2 nd. 3 rd. 4 th. 1 st. 2 nd. 3 rd. 4 th. COREGRAPHICS : A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D TECHNICS : A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D Coregraphics Notation Group B Technic Deduction Coregraphics Notation Group C Technic Deduction Coregraphics Notation Group D Technic Deduction joe@jjif.org 78

79 15 Contact Ju-Jitsu 1. Mr Suresh Gopi, designated as JJIF Sports Director for global development and propagation of Contact Ju- Jitsu 2. Contact Ju- Jitsu Rules : on Going Work in Progress 3. Contact Ju-Jitsu Referee and Coaches Seminars were conducted by Mr Suresh Gopi at Hanoi, Ashgabat, Bangkok, Aktau and Athens Contact Ju-Jitsu Referees have been certified from Greece, Russia, Thailand, India, Chinese Taipei, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Tunisia, Philippines, Mauritius and Macau joe@jjif.org 79

80 Contact Ju-Jitsu JJIF Contact Ju- Jitsu Commission Members have been inducted as under Chairman : Mr. Suresh Gopi Members : Mr. Zaya Lenson Mr. Ron Hill Mr. David Ku : India : Australia : USA Mr. Andrey Petrachkov : Russia : Chinese Taipei joe@jjif.org 80

81 Contact Ju-Jitsu Events 2017 JJAU Asian Championship at Hanoi, Vietnam 2017 Asian Indoor Martial Arts Games under the OCA at Ashgabat 2018 Thailand Open World Ranking Event at Bangkok, Thailand 2018 Asian Championship at Aktau, Kazakhstan 2018 JJIF Contact Ju-Jitsu Open Challenge at Athens Greece

82 15 Contact Ju-Jitsu JJIF approved Protective Gear [ Helmet, Gloves, Shin Instep Protectors ] have been developed exclusively for JJIF ensuring highest standards and will be made vailable soon for direct purchase on line Italy and Macau has requested for a JIIF Contact Ju Jitsu Referee and Coaches Seminar either in November or December 2018 Work is in progress for convening a WORLD Contact Ju- Jitsu Championship at Ashgabat TURKMENISTAM in It is hoped that Contact Ju-Jitsu will also be featured in the 2019 World Masterships at South Korea joe@jjif.org 82

83 Rules Review in Work 16 Fighting Ju-Jitsu Proposal for completing the committee is submitted to the board

84 17 Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) Change of name of the discipline (Board decision April 2018) Proposal to small changes in some JJIF newaza rules. In order to keep our rules updated in face of game evolution of top level athletes, we would propose some small changes in our rules:

85 17 Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) 1. Grammatical review and change some terms and definitions to better and no ambiguous understanding; 2. New gesture when an athlete grabs the opponent s sleeves or pant legs with one or more fingers placed inside the garment. 3. While in any position starting from guard, where the athletes remain on their feet for 3 seconds, the combat shall then be considered standing combat. 4. If while attacking from top position, such as an armbar, for example, the athlete ends up on bottom and does not use his/her legs to prevent the opponent from reaching side-control, no points or advantages shall be awarded for the guard pass, according to the definition of guard 5. When an athlete applies a takedown or series of takedowns and the opponent returns to their feet before stabilization is achieved on the ground. The advantage shall only be awarded when there is no longer a possibility of completing the takedown attempt update joe@jjif.org 85

86 17 Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) 6.When the athlete passing guard stacks the opponent, or allows the opponent to roll back his/herself, controlling the opponent s back in four-point-kneeling position and maintaining at least one knee on the ground, without needing to place hooks: ADVANTAGE 7.When starting from guard (or from pulling guard) the athlete achieves half-guard control over the opponent, but does not solidify the pass in the ensuing sequence: ADVANTAGE 8.When the athlete unbalances the opponent through a sweep attempt and reaches top position, but is unable to stabilize the position for 3 seconds: ADVANTAGE 9.The athlete who initiates a sweep movement, but deliberately gives up the top position in order to preserve a defensive position, shall not be awarded an advantage for the sweep 10.No advantage shall be awarded when an athlete attempting a single-leg takedown traps the opponent s leg and drags the opponent to outside the combat area, obliging the referee to interrupt the combat update joe@jjif.org 86

87 17 Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) 11.( NEW TEXT ADD 20 SEC FOR PANTS ADJUST) When an athlete takes more than 20 seconds to re-adjust their(his/her) uniform, they shall be penalized in a consecutive manner (20 seconds for Gi top and belt, 20 seconds for identification belt, and 20 seconds for tying the drawstring of the pants, when necessary). 12.When being attacked by a submission hold an athlete commits a penalty that obliges the referee to interrupt the match: SEVERE FOUL 13.Stalling 10 seconds 14.Mandatory 1 m safety area 15.Appendix at end of the Rules book with uniform requirements, weight divisions and weight-in rules 16.Golden Score in case of draw in finals update joe@jjif.org 87

88 18 Team Compertitions Mixed Team Competition Separate Team Competitions: By Discipline but Gender Mixed Gender and Dicipline Separation

89 Martial Art Program and Grading Sport Program on High level develloped and develloping update joe@jjif.org 89

90 19 Martial Art Program and Grading Self Defense working but can improve update joe@jjif.org 90

91 19 Martial Art Program and Grading Martial Art: JJ Styles exist regional but no International standard update joe@jjif.org 91

92 19 Martial Art Program and Grading JJIF will approve styles of Ju-Jitsu practiced in their member federations. In these styles JJIF approved Grades can be given

93 20 The JJIF Competition TEAM Displaced athletes (Refugee team) JJNO is not existing, inactive or suspended JJNO is in specific dispute (like 2 federations) Athletes nationality can not be determined. Duo Athletes are from different countries change of nationality is in process resident and training in another country without any link to the JJNO of nationality joe@jjif.org 93

94 21 Schedule

95 21 Schedule

96 22 JJIF Wintercamp 2019 Bansko Golf Resort February 2019 ( TBC) Seminar for Special Self Defense (Police Military Security) Seminar for Civil Self Defense JJIF Martial Art Seminar for Styles and Grading JJIF Instructors course Sport Program Jiu-Jitsu, Fighting, Ne-Waza

97 JJIF Wintercamp 2019 Bansko Golf Resort

98 JJIF Wintercamp 2019 Bansko Golf Resort

99 JJIF Wintercamp 2019 Ski and Snowboard

100 JJIF Wintercamp 2019 Ski and Snowboard

101 23 JJIF official Gi

102 JJIF official Gi

103 U15 mouth guard Jockstrap (male) Time Fighting Issues U15 Medical confirmation