Bout Sparring Rules / Sport Sanda (continued)

WARNINGS
The Referee may issue two verbal warnings before issuing a penalty. Any competitor that accumulates two penalties in a 40 second bout, forfeits that bout (not the match, unless it is the deciding bout).  The Referee is not required to limit it to two verbal warnings; he may use his best discretion to use less or more warnings before a penalty, with the competitor’s safety being considered first and foremost.

TYPES OF WARNINGS

  • Holding the ropes or running out of the mat area
  • Spitting out mouth piece
  • Purposely loosening equipment
  • Continuing to clinch after referee has called for break
  • Initiating attack before the referrer’s command
  • Continuing to fight after the referee has called “stop”
  • Contact to a non-contact area
  • Excessive Force (without malice or intent)
  • Use of an illegal technique(s)
  • Hitting a downed opponent

DISQUALIFICATION
Any of the following will not be tolerated and may result in immediate disqualification. The offender forfeits the Match and his competitor is awarded the win.  Rude, belligerent, and/or disrespectful behavior by a contestant and/or his/her school. (Can included but not limited to the use of foul and/or offensive language).

  • If an injury occurs to an opponent as a result of a foul
  • Accumulating two penalties.
  • Holding the ropes or running out of the mat area
  • Spitting out mouth piece
  • Deliberate excessive force/intent to inflict bodily injury.
  • Deliberate Fouling.
  • Malice act resulting in an injury

EXCESSIVE FORCE
The following list is the most common examples of Excessive Force:

  • Holding the ropes or running out of the mat area
  • Spitting out mouth piece
  • A strike that results in bleeding
  • A strike that results in a fracture or broken bone
  • A strike to the head that results in the head and/or neck whipping around.
  • Impact resulting in bruising or swelling to the face.
  • Unreasonable force to the body. (A kick or punch that moves an opponent from a stable or rooted stance to the floor or the outside the ring.

 

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