Rules

Officials have the final word. Any opponent or coach arguing with an official can result in a
disqualification of the participant. Participants are allowed one corner coach. All others must
stay off the mat area. Competitors are subject to being bumped up a class.

Proper Attire:

  For the Gi Division, you must where a properly fitting gi top with belt.
  For the No-Gi Division, you may wear wrestling singlet, rash guard, wrestling shoes, t-shirt
or you may be shirtless.
  Teen girls and Women must wear rash guard or t-shirt with or without a gi.
  Groin protection and mouthpiece are recommended but not required.
  No pockets or sharp objects on clothing.

Legal Techniques:

  Throws and takedowns are permitted.
  All joint locks are acceptable other than heel hooks, twisting locks, and small joints.
  Advance and Expert competitors may apply heel hooks and twisting locks.
  Teens, Novice, and Intermediate cannot apply heel hooks or twisting locks.
  All strangles and chokes are acceptable without spinal attack or using the hand to close
    the wind pipe.
  If you wear it, it can be used.

Illegal Techniques:

  Strikes of any kind. Bumps and collisions do happen. If deemed intentional, disqualification
    can occur.
  Fish hooking or gouging of any kind. Keep your finger out of all orifices.
  Biting, hair pulling, thumbing, grabbing the ears, pinching, or scratching.
  Slamming your opponent if he is holding you in his guard, triangle, arm lock, etc.
  Neck cranks or spinal attacks.
  Small joint manipulation. You cannot grab fingers or toes.
  Kicking.
  Touching groin area.
  Hands, elbows or knees on the front of face.
  Dropping or slamming of opponent on their head.
  Sticking a finger into opponent's cut.
  Throwing an opponent off the mat.

Illegal Acts:

  Spitting.
  Swearing.
  Attacking an opponent before the match, after the match or during the rest period of the
match for reasons such as but not limited to medical attention.

During the match:

  If there is stalling on the ground, the referee has the right to restart the competitors from
    standing.
  If the competitors go off the mat, the match can be stopped by the referee, and the
    competitors will be moved to the middle of the mat in the same position if the position can be
    determined by the referee.
  The referee has the right to stop time and check the condition of the fighters (cuts, injuries,
    etc.).
  If competitors are deadlocked, the referee may restart the match from a standing position.

How you win:

  Submission: If a competitor gives up or submits by tapping the foot, hand or verbally.
  Referee Decision: If a competitor refuses to tap out, and the official deems the submission
    effective, the official will stop the match and award the win to the person applying technique.
  Corner throws in a towel: The match is stopped, and the win goes to the opponent.
  Three points for a win. One point for a draw. Highest average points per match wins.
  Rules are subject to change.

Disqualification will occur if:

  a competitor breaks the rules twice.
  the referee determines that an illegal act was blatant. In this case, disqualification may
    occur without warning.
  slippery substances are used on body or clothing.
  there is outside interference with any official or competitor.
  intentional harm occurs. The person who committed the act will be escorted by the police
    and prosecuted to the full extent of law.

Time Limits:

  Five minute matches.

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Last Updated: 8/08/2008                                                                                                                         E-mail: dsgc@dynamicjudo.com