Athletics Competition Rules Quiz
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What is the duration of the break between matches for the athletes?

  • Five minutes
  • Ten minutes (correct)
  • Fifteen minutes
  • Twenty minutes

In what order do the athletes bow before the match starts?

  • To the audience, then to the MR
  • To the MR first, then to each other (correct)
  • No bowing is required
  • To each other first, then to the MR

What is the name of the first phase of the competition?

  • Qualification phase (correct)
  • Elimination phase
  • Practice phase
  • Final phase

What does the MR do after announcing Hajime?

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During the second phase of the competition, how are athletes organized?

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What is the maximum number of coaches allowed per couple in the match area?

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Under what circumstance may a coach be dismissed from the area reserved for officials?

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Which behavior must coaches avoid to maintain their role as role models?

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In which rounds can a coach challenge the performance of another team?

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Which aspects can a coach challenge during the qualification rounds?

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What is the requirement for athletes regarding their fingernails and toenails?

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Which Age Group includes participants who are U10 and younger?

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In which categories can a couple participate?

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What must athletes do with long hair during competitions?

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What is true about a couple's composition in a competition?

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What materials are competitors allowed to use for weapons in their presentation?

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What is the time limit competitors have to conform after being informed of the regulations?

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Which color belts do couples wear during the qualification phase?

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What type of protective gear are competitors allowed to wear?

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What must athletes wear under their gi jacket?

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What happens to competitors who do not abide by the dressing rules?

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What is allowed to be worn by athletes as protective gear according to the guidelines?

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What is the ruling when there is a contradiction between this book and the SC?

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What score is awarded for a perfect atemi that is powerful, balanced, and in good distance?

<p>3 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which scoring criterion applies when Uke jumps without any effort from Tori?

<p>0 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the scoring for a good block that successfully breaks the balance of Uke?

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If a throw is performed in two stages, what score is given?

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What score does a weak lock or strangulation receive?

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What is the maximum score for a punch that will hit the target if Tori does not react, and is powerful?

<p>3 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes a weak block with Tai Sabaki?

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If an atemi misses the target, what score is assigned?

<p>0 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What score is given to the winner if the opponent withdraws during a match?

<p>Fifty (50) (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to the scores if a couple withdraws due to injury during a performance?

<p>Scores remain unaffected. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who decides situations not covered by the rules during qualification or medal phases?

<p>The MR, VR, and JR involved. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What may the referee team do in unresolved situations?

<p>Involve the Head referee or HR for assistance. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What general requirement is stated for Series A attacks?

<p>Hands and grips must be closed. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the case of a withdrawal, what happens to the withdrawing couple's score?

<p>It is set to zero (0). (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be reported to the JJIF Duo Committee if possible?

<p>Video of the competition. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main focus of Appendix I regarding the Duo System?

<p>Attacks involving gripping and neck locks. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Competition Dress

Competitors must wear a specific uniform that meets the requirements outlined in the JJIF Sporting Code (SC).

JJIF Sporting Code (SC)

The JJIF Sporting Code (SC) outlines the specific rules for competition attire and personal requirements.

Conflicts between SC and Book

If there is a conflict between the information provided in the book and the JJIF Sporting Code (SC), the rules in the Sporting Code (SC) take precedence.

Female Athlete Attire

Female athletes are required to wear a white or black leotard or rashguard underneath their gi jacket.

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Male Athlete Attire

Male athletes are allowed to wear a white or black leotard or rashguard underneath their gi jacket. This is optional.

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Protective Gear

Athletes can use protective gear, but these must be made of soft materials and worn under the gi.

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Jockstrap and Mouthpiece

Athletes are permitted to use a jockstrap and a mouthpiece.

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Event Specific Requirements

Athletes must follow any specific requirements for the event, including those related to the use of weapons.

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Coach's Challenge

The coach can only challenge the referee's decision related to Hantei (final score) at the end of the performance. They cannot challenge individual scoring breaks during the performance.

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Challenge Limitations

Coaches can challenge wrong attacks, weapon control, and variety of techniques. But they cannot challenge the referee's evaluation of individual techniques.

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Challenge Rounds

A coach can challenge their own team's performance during qualification rounds and another team's performance during medal rounds.

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Coach's Code of Conduct

Coaches must behave professionally and be respectful towards competitors, referees, and the audience. Unacceptable behavior can result in dismissal from the official area.

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Coach's Role and Presence

Only one coach per team is allowed in the match area, and they must remain seated at the boundary line during the competition.

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Open Category Participation

Athletes competing in the same gender category can also compete in the open category, which allows for mixed gender pairs.

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Categories in Jiu-Jitsu

The categories for competition are divided based on gender (Men, Women, Mixed), and athletes can choose to compete within their own gender or in the Open category.

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Age Groups in Jiu-Jitsu

Different age groups are combined into four broad categories: U10 and younger, U12/U14/U16, U18/U21/Adults, and Masters. This allows for athletes of different ages to compete together.

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Couple Formation

A couple can be formed with athletes from any age division within the same age group, allowing for a mix of experience levels within the competition.

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Prohibited Clothing

Athletes are not allowed to wear anything that could cause harm to themselves or others during the competition.

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Qualification Phase

The first phase of Judo competition where all couples perform all attacks in the three traditional series (A-B-C) in order.

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Medals Phase

The second phase of Judo competition where couples face off against each other in different divisions for medals.

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Junior Referee (JR)

A Judo official who observes the match and scores points.

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Main Referee (MR)

The official responsible for starting the match, overseeing the scoring, and ensuring fair play.

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Video Referee (VR)

The official who records the match, ensuring fair play and consistency.

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Perfect Atemi

A powerful, balanced, and well-timed attack that hits the target with proper technique (Hikite/Hikiashi).

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Submission

A successful throw or takedown where Uke jumps without any effort from Tori.

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Good Throw/Takedown

A good throw or takedown, but the technique is slightly flawed or incomplete.

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Partially Powerful Attack

An attack that would hit the target if Tori doesn't react, but lacks power.

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Weak Attack

A weak attack that would hit Tori if they don't react, but lacks balance or proper technique.

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Perfect Block

A perfect block that uses Tai Sabaki and leads Uke to a throw position.

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Good Block

A successful block that disrupts Uke's balance, but is not perfect.

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Perfect Punch

An attack executed with closed fist, power, and good technique.

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Kiken Gachi (Win by Withdrawal)

When a couple withdraws during a match, their score is set to zero, and their opponent automatically wins with a score of fifty.

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Referee Decision for Unforeseen Situations

The referee team (MR, VR, JR) makes the decision in situations not covered by the official rules.

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Additional Referee Consultation

The referee team has the option to consult other officials like the Head Referee or HR of the mat when a situation arises that's not in the rules.

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JJIF Duo Committee for Rule Clarifications

The JJIF Duo Committee, through the email [email protected], takes reports on situations not covered by the rules.

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Involving HR or Head Referee

The referee team may decide to involve the HR of the mat or even the Head referee of the event during unforeseen circumstances.

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Reporting Unforeseen Circumstances

The referee team responsible for a particular situation may report it to the JJIF Duo Committee for review and potential rule revisions.

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Video Review for Decision Making

The referee team, Head Referee, or HR of the mat may decide to call for video review in order to make a decision.

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Reporting Unforeseen Circumstances and Video Review

Any situations not covered by the rules should be reported to the JJIF Duo Committee and may involve a video review.

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Study Notes

Ju-Jitsu Duo Rule Book

  • This handbook details the rules for Ju-Jitsu Duo.
  • It was approved in March 2024.
  • Copyright belongs to the Ju-Jitsu International Federation (JJIF).
  • The English version is the official version.
  • Website: www.jjif.sport

Sections and Appendices

  • Section 01: Competition dressing and personal requirements (page 5)
  • Section 02: Categories and series (page 7)
  • Section 03: Referees, secretariat and coaches (page 9)
  • Section 04: Course of the match (page 12)
  • Section 05: Points and judging (page 16)
  • Section 06: Penalties (page 22)
  • Section 07: Attacks to perform (page 24)
  • Section 08: Early Settlement of the Presentation (page 26)
  • Section 09: Situations not covered by the rules (page 28)
  • Appendix I: Attacks in the Duo-system (page 31)
  • Appendix II: Referee signs (page 34)

General Information (page 4)

  • The JJIF-Duo System presents the defence of several predetermined attacks.
  • Attacks are divided into three series of four attacks each (Gripping attacks, Punches, etc.)
  • Every attack involves a pre-attack.
  • The objective is realistic and technical defence, judged on technical skills.

Competition Dressing (page 6)

  • Competitors must follow regulations from the Sporting Code (SC).
  • Those not conforming to the rules are disqualified.
  • Competitors get 2 minutes to comply after being informed.
  • Gi are required, coloured according to the phase/qualification.
  • Female Competitors can wear a leotard/rashguard with a gi jacket.
  • Protective gear is permitted (forearm, etc) but is to be made of soft materials.
  • Jockstraps and mouthpieces allowed; other potentially harmful items are not.

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Test your knowledge about the rules and regulations of athletics competitions. This quiz covers topics like match structure, coach conduct, and athlete requirements. Perfect for improving your understanding of the sport's competitive environment.

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