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Date Posted: 06:37:32 10/18/06 Wed
CAROLINA CUP presents:
OCT. 28th in Hickory, NC
---"TAP FACTOR" 7---
*GI*
*JUDO*
*NO-GI*
*CUFF'N'STUFF*
*FOLKSTYLE WRESTLING*
*HIGHLAND WRESTLING*
---FOR ONLY $30!!---
---HUGE VARIETY OF STYLES!!---
---WITH FREE MULTIPLE ENTRY!!---
---TEAM AND MVP TROPHIES!!---
---MEDALS FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES!!---
---SWEET CERTIFICATES FOR TOP COMPETITORS!!---
All Competitors Welcome!
Competition starts at 10am.
For details and registration go to:
http://www.myspace.com/tapfactor
For Registration form go to:
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b187/hakujinninja/TF7entryform.jpg
"TAP FACTOR" is a unique grappling tournament format featuring numberous grappling styles, Wrestling, No-Gi, Judo, Gi, Cuff-N-Stuff, etc. To offer the most telling gauge of who where competitors stand they compete in a round-robin bracket. The fighter with the most overall wins,...wins. If tied then the fighter with the most submissions wins, if still tied then the fighter with the most points scored wins,...and so on and so forth.
This is what makes this the ideal opportunity for competitors to gain an incredible amount of matches and experience. More bang for your buck!
Tickets are $5 for spectators. 5 and under free. Pre-reg before Oct. 26th for only $30. Day before and day of event is $40.
Event will be held in Hickory, NC at the Huss Hybrid Combat College.
Across from Sweetwater Elementary school.
HUSS HYBRID COMBAT COLLEGE
2061 Main Ave SE.
Hickory, NC 28602-1404, US
Brought to you by Huss Hybrid Combat College and S.A.G International.
See you on the mat,
Anthony Huss
704-300-6253
wayne_anthonyhuss@yahoo.com
Weigh-Ins:
Competitors can weigh in the night before on Oct. 27th at HHCC from 7~10pm. Day of weigh-ins are from 8~10am
WEIGHT CLASSES:
Youth and Woman's Division are roughly divided. Further divisions may be created as needed if there are numberous competitors.
The basic weight class have been expanded by one more for the lighter fighters. I always felt they should thrown in a Paperweight class, now we got one.
PAPERWEIGHT: 125 & UNDER
FEATHERWEIGHT: 125~140
LIGHTWEIGHT: 140~155
MIDDLEWEIGHT: 155~175
CRUISERWEIGHT: 175~195
HEAVYWEIGHT: 195 & UP
ABSOLUTE: ANY
TIME Limits:
Beginner/White Belt 4 Minutes
Intermediate/Blue Belt 4 Minutes
Advanced/Purple Belts 6 Minutes
Brown 8mins, Black 10 mins.
RULES OF COMPETITION:
GI:
Advantage Points for serious submission attempts, almost takedowns,
almost a pass, almost taking the back. And in general for dominating control
WITHOUT getting a clean position.
Deductions for running out of bounds. We're here to fight not run.
1st: Warning
2nd: Awarding Advantage point to opponent
3rd: Awarding 1 point to opponent
4th: Disqualification
Determining the winner: Matches will end with a tap-out, by points, or by
advantage points. If the match is ties and no advantage points are scored,
then the more effectively aggressive competitor will be the winner.
2 points Take Down or throw from a standing position
2 points Reversal (from bottom to top)
2 points Side control/North-South position(no extra points for repeating multiple transitions)
3 points Knee-on-belly position(hold for 5 sec)
4 points Full Mount (hooks in)
4 points Back Mount (hooks in)
Blue Belt and Under: No heel hooks or twisting leg locks (straight leg
locks allowed in Purple division only),
Gi purple belt and above: ALL submission holds are legal.
Illegal Techniques for ALL: No neck cranks, no striking of any kind,
no eye gouging or fish hooking, no grabbing ears, no hair pulling,
no finger or toe holds, no thumbing, no scratching or pinching,
no kicking, no biting, scissor take down, small joint manipulation.
No slamming from any position.
Note: Impact to the ground as part of an honest takedown attempt is not considered slamming.
NO-GI:
Advantage Points for serious submission attempts, almost takedowns,
almost a pass, almost taking the back. And in general for dominating control
WITHOUT getting a clean position.
Deductions for running out of bounds. We're here to fight not run.
1st: Warning
2nd: Awarding Advantage point to opponent
3rd: Awarding 1 point to opponent
4th: Disqualification
Determining the winner: Matches will end with a tap-out, by points, or by
advantage points. If the match is ties and no advantage points are scored,
then the more effectively aggressive competitor will be the winner.
2 points Take Down or throw from a standing position
2 points Reversal (from bottom to top)
2 points Side control/North-South position(no extra points for repeating multiple transitions)
3 points Knee-on-belly position(hold for 5 sec)
4 points Full Mount (hooks in)
4 points Back Mount (hooks in)
Intermediate and Under: No heel hooks or twisting leg locks (straight leg
locks allowed in Purple division only),
Advanced belt and above: ALL submission holds are legal.
Illegal Techniques for ALL: NO GRABBING OF CLOTHES.
No neck cranks, no striking of any kind, small joint manipulation
no eye gouging or fish hooking, no grabbing ears, no hair pulling,
no finger or toe holds, no thumbing, no scratching or pinching,
no kicking, no biting, scissor take down. No slamming from any position.
Note: Impact to the ground as part of an honest takedown attempt is not considered slamming.
FOLKSTYLE WRESTLING:
A.K.A. Collegic Wrestling, found at all high schools and colleges in the US.
The objective is to force your opponent onto his back, to pin your opponent. A pin, also called a fall, occurs when any part of both shoulders or both shoulder blades (scapula) of either wrestler are in contact with mat for two (2) continuous seconds. A pin ends the match immediately. However, if neither wrestlers is pinned, the winner is the wrestler with the most points at the end of the match. There are five ways to score points in a folk style wrestling match: Takedown, Escape, Reversal, Near-Fall, and Penalty.
Takedown=2 Points From a neutral position (both standing with neither
wrestler having control) a wrestler gains control over his opponent down
on the mat while the supporting parts of either wrestler is
inbounds.
Escape=1 Point When a defensive (bottom) wrestler gains a neutral
position and his opponent has lost control while at least one wrestler is
inbounds.
Reversal=2 Points When the defensive wrestler comes from the bottom
position and gains control of his opponent, either on the mat or in a rear
standing position, while the supporting points of either wrestler are
inbounds.
Near Fall(a.k.a. back points)
A near fall criteria exists when the offensive wrestler: holds any part of
both shoulders of the defensive wrestler within four inches of the
mat; holds one shoulder of the defensive wrestler to the mat with the
other shoulder held at an angle of 45 degrees or less; or holds the
defensive wrestler in a high bridge or on both elbows exposing his back
to the mat. If a near fall criteria is met for two continuous seconds, 2
points are awarded when the defensive wrestler is out of the predicament.
If a near fall criteria is met for five continuous seconds, a 3 point near fall
is awarded when the defensive wrestler is out of the near fall situation.
Penalty Point A wrestler is awarded point(s) for technical violations or
infractions of the rules committed by his opponent. These points are
awarded according to the penalty chart. The following are penalized:
Illegal Holds, Unnecessary Roughness, Unsportsmanlike conduct, Stalling,
Technical Violations. First offense=1 point, Second offense=2 points, Third
offense=2 points, Fourth offense=Disqualification.
HIGHLAND WRESTLING:
A.K.A. Cumberland Wrestling. One of the orginal and longest running forms of grappling in the world.
In a nutshell, best two out of three falls wins. Breaking of the grip or touching the ground loses the round.
A. The "J" grip. On taking hold the wrestlers stand up chest to chest, each placing his chin on his
opponent's right shoulder and grasping him round the body, each placing his right
arm above the left of his opponent. A wrestler refusing to take hold will be dis-
qualified. When both men have got hold and are fairly on their guard, the Referee
shall call "hold" and the wrestlers will commence, and, with the exception of
kicking, the wrestlers are allowed to use every legitimate means to throw each
other; to strike with the side of the foot shall not be regarded as kicking. If
either party breaks his hold, that is loose his grip, though not on the ground,
and the other still retains his hold, the one leaving shall be declared the loser.
B. Winning a round. If either man touches the ground with one knee or any other part of his body
shall be deemed the loser. If both fall to the ground the man who is first
down or falls under the other shall be the loser, but if they fall side by side or
otherwise so that the officials cannot decide which was first on the ground, it
shall be termed a dog fall, and shall be wrestled over again.
C. A fall is defined as touching the ground with any part of the person, the feet
excepted. All competitions shall be decided by the best of three falls.
D. Use of the legs to kick and swept an opponents legs is legal.
E. Uniform consists of a kilt and no shoes. Kilt will be provided.
CUFF'N'STUFF:
Cuff'n'Stuff is a police styled arrest and apprehension div.. Basically if an officer didn't have a gun, or a weapon, what would he do? He's face to face with another. Winner is whoever controls and places thier opponent in a cuffing postion(face down hands behind back in cuffable postion and held for a five count) Submission moves are legal, but upon tap of CONTROLLED submission attempt the hold does not have to be released, only loosed and can be used to gain control and cuffing position.
If there is no "Cuff Out" then match is decided by ref based on who had most dominant control.
JUDO:
Standard rules
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HALLOWEEN
SLAM & JAM
(Martial Arts & Music)
OCT. 28th in Hickory
"TAP FACTOR" Grappling Tournament
@
10 am
MetalCore Heavy Metal Concert
@
8 pm~Midnight
Tickets: $5 before 5 pm. $10 After 5pm.
Two events for one price!!
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