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Reglamento General REGLAMENTO GENERAL 1) INSCRIPCIÓN: Libre y gratuita, en puestos de orientación, web/google form Juegos de las Personas Mayores 2019, en Centro de Jubilados y Pensionados, en Plazas de “La tercera en la calle”, Balcarce 362 PB y 2do piso, Sedes comunales, Polideportivos, Mail: [email protected] - Teléfono: 4343-4134. 2) PARTICIPANTES: Los “JUEGOS DE LAS PERSONAS MAYORES BUENOS AIRES 2019” están destinadas a todos los adultos mayores de 60 años o más de ambos sexos que residan en CABA, en forma individual, en parejas o en grupos, representando a Centros de Jubilados y Pensionados, Polideportivos, Plazas, Centros de Día, asociaciones civiles, clubes de barrio, centros Culturales y de forma individual. Para realizar las disciplinas Deportivas y ajedrez se requiere apto físico y completar la planilla de deportes. 3) LUGARES DE COMPETENCIA: CENTROS DE JUBILADOS, ESPACIOS CULTURALES Y DEPORTIVOS DENTRO DE LA CIUDAD DE BUENOS AIRES. 4) CRONOGRAMA: A) PERÍODO GENERAL DE INSCRIPCIÓN DEL 15 DE MARZO AL 18 DE JUNIO DEL AÑO 2019. B) LANZAMIENTO TANGO SALÓN 12 DE JUNIO EN AUDITORIO BELGRANO DE 10HS A 12HS (VIRREY LORETO 2348, CABA) C) APERTURA Y LANZAMIENTO DEL TORNEO 14 DE JUNIO EN POLIDEPORTIVO SARMIENTO (AVENIDA RICARDO BALBÍN 4750, CABA) DE 15HS A 17HS. 1 D) CLAUSURA DEL TORNEO- CONDECORACIÓN: E) 18 DE JULIO FINALES DE JUEGOS DE MESA Y CONSAGRACION DE GANADORES DE LOS DEPORTES EN CLUB 17 DE AGOSTO O POLIDEPORTIVO PANDO (CASLA) DE 10HS A 14HS D) 29 DE JULIO FINALES DE TANGO SALÓN Y CONSAGRACIÓN DE GANADORES DE LAS DISCIPLINAS ARTÍSTICAS EN CENTRO CULTURAL 25 DE MAYO DE 10HS A 13HS. DISCIPLINAS JUEGOS DE MESA: Ajedrez (2 categorías: Masculino-Femenino). Damas (Individual). Domino (Individual). Jenga Gigante (Pareja). Generala (Individual). Buraco (Pareja). Canasta (Individual). Chin-chon (Individual). Escoba de 15 (Individual). Truco (Pareja). UNO (individual). DEPORTES: Bochas (Pareja). Gimnasia (Grupal). Tejo (3 categorías: Masculino-Femenino-Mixto) Vóley Adaptado NEWCOM (Grupal). Lanzamiento al aro (Pareja). ORIENTACIÓN (3 categorías: Masculino-Femenino-Mixto) TENIS DE MESA (3 categorías: Masculino-Femenino-Mixto) ARTISTICO: Disciplinas estáticas: Dibujo (individual) Pintura (individual) Reciclado (individual) 2 categorías 1- con papel, 2-con plástico. 2 Disciplinas Dinámicas: Agrupación Vocal Grupal/CORO (Grupal). Canto solista (individual) Danza Chacarera (Grupal). Danza Tango (Pareja). ETAPAS ETAPA REGIONAL: Se realizarán las eliminatorias de JUEGOS DE MESA en forma REGIONAL, cada participante competirá en las disciplinas elegidas, quedando 8 participantes por DISCIPLINA y REGION para llegar a las finales a NIVEL CIUDAD: REGIONES: A) Comunas 1,2,3. B) Comunas 4,5,6. C) Comunas 7,8,9. D) Comunas 10,11,15. E) Comunas 12,13,14. DIA 1 VIERNES 21 DE JUNIO: REGION B: JUEGOS DE MESA en Club Social de Santa Lucía (Av. Montes de Oca 1517, CABA) de 10hs a 16hs. DIA 2 LUNES 24 DE JUNIO: REGION A: JUEGOS DE MESA en KDT (Jerónimo Salguero 3450, CABA) de 10hs a 16hs DIA 3 MARTES 25 DE JUNIO: REGION C: JUEGOS DE MESA en Club Nueva Estrella de Lugano (Santander 4602, CABA) de 10hs a 16hs. DIA 4 JUEVES 27 DE JUNIO: REGION D: JUEGOS DE MESA en CJ Villa Luro Central (Ramón Falcón 4780) de 10hs a 16hs. DIA 5 VIERNES 28 DE JUNIO: REGION E: JUEGOS DE MESA en Club 17 de Agosto (Av. Albarellos 2935, CABA) de 10hs a 16hs. DIA 6 MARTES 2 DE JULIO: TODAS LAS COMUNAS EJE DEPORTES: Newcom, Lanzamiento al aro, Gimnasia Grupal en Polideportivo Pomar (Mercedes 1300, CABA) de 10hs a 16hs. DIA 7 JUEVES 4 DE JULIO: TODAS LAS COMUNAS DEPORTES: Orientación (Plaza Mafalda), Tenis de mesa y Tejo en Polideportivo Colegiales (Gral Ramón Freire 234, CABA), Bochas en CJ Amigos de Colegiales (Gral Ramón Freire 190, CABA) de 10hs a 17hs. DIA 8 MIERCOLES 10 DE JULIO: TODAS LAS COMUNAS EJE ARTÍSTICO: Folclore (Baile Grupal) en Sala Siranush (Armenia 1353, CABA) de 9hs a 12hs. DIA 9 JUEVES 11 DE JULIO: TODAS LAS COMUNAS EJE DEPORTES: Aqua Gym grupal recreativo en Polideportivo Patricios (Peperí 135, CABA) de 9hs a 16hs. 3 DIA 10 VIERNES 12 DE JULIO: TODAS LAS COMUNAS EJE ARTÍSTICO: Ronda N°1 Campeonato de Tango Salón en Espacio Cultural Resurgimiento (Gral Gervasio Artigas 2262) de 18hs a 21hs. DIA 11 MARTES 16 DE JULIO: TODAS LAS COMUNAS EJE ARTÍSTICO: Muestras estáticas de Dibujo, Pintura, Reciclado en Centro Burgales (Avenida Rivadavia 5764, CABA). DIA 12 JUEVES 18 DE JULIO: FASE FINAL A NIVEL CIUDAD DE JUEGOS DE MESA: En Club 17 de Agosto (fútbol) (Av. Albarellos 2935, CABA) o Polideportivo Pando del CASLA (José Mármol 1715, CABA) de 10hs a 14hs Cada representante REGIONAL (8 participantes por disciplina y región) jugará a nivel Ciudad (40 participantes por cada una de las disciplinas) resultando los ganadores de los “JUEGOS DE LAS PERSONAS MAYORES BUENOS AIRES 2019”. Se premiará a los 3 primeros puestos del Eje Juegos de Mesa y Eje Deportes. DIA 13 MARTES 23 DE JULIO: TODAS LAS COMUNAS EJE ARTÍSTICO: Ronda N° 2 Campeonato de Tango Centro Recreativo Saavedra (Manzanares 4851, CABA) 18hs a 21hs. DIA 14 VIERNES 24 DE JULIO: TODAS LAS COMUNAS EJE ARTÍSTICO: Canto Solista de 12hs a 15hs Canto Solista y Coro de 15:30hs a 18hs en Teatro Sarmiento (Av. Sarmiento 2715, CABA). DIA 15 JUEVES 25 DE JULIO: TODAS LAS COMUNAS EJE ARTÍSTICO: Ronda N° 3 Campeonato de Tango Salón en CJ Sin Rumbo (Pascual Tamborini 6157, CABA) de 18hs a 21hs. DIA 16 LUNES 29 DE JULIO: FINALES DE TANGO DE SALÓN: En Centro Cultural 25 de Mayo (Avenida Triunvirato 4444, CABA) de 10hs a 13hs. Clasificarán 20 parejas por ronda (60 parejas) resultando los ganadores de los “JUEGOS DE LAS PERSONAS MAYORES BUENOS AIRES 2019”. Se premiará a los 3 primeros puestos de Tango Salón de todas las disciplinas del eje artístico. Las comunas de competencia serán las siguientes: REGIÓN A: COMUNA 1: Retiro, San Nicolás, Puerto Madero, San Telmo, Montserrat y Constitución. COMUNA 2: Recoleta. COMUNA 3: Balvanera y San Cristóbal. REGIÓN B: COMUNA 4: La Boca, Barracas, Parque Patricios y Nueva Pompeya. COMUNA 5: Almagro y Boedo. COMUNA 6: Caballito. REGIÓN C: COMUNA 7: Flores y Parque Chacabuco. COMUNA 8: Villa Soldati, Villa Riachuelo y Villa Lugano. COMUNA 9: Liniers, Mataderos y Parque Avellaneda. REGIÓN D: COMUNA 10: Villa Real, Monte Castro, Versalles, Floresta, Vélez Sarfield y Villa Luro. COMUNA 11: Villa General Mitre, Villa Devoto, Villa del Parque y Villa Santa Rita. COMUNA 15: Chacarita, Villa Crespo, La Paternal, Villa Ortúzar, Agronomía y Parque Chas. REGIÓN E: COMUNA 12: Coghlan, Saavedra, Villa Urquiza y Villa Pueyrredón. 4 COMUNA 13: Núñez, Belgrano y Colegiales. COMUNA 14: Palermo. DOCUMENTACIÓN EN LA COMPETENCIA: Todos los participantes deberán presentar documento que acredite su identidad, ficha de inscripción completa y firmada, sin excepción. Podrán inscribirse en 2 juegos de mesa. En las disciplinas deportivas cómo culturales podrán hacerlo sin restricción alguna, respetando las categorías y/o modalidades. Para las disciplinas Newcom, Tejo, Ajedrez, Orientación y Tenis de Mesa deberán completar la planilla de inscripción de “Los Juegos Porteños 2019”, las cuales deberán ser anexadas a la planilla de inscripción de “Los Juegos de las personas mayores Buenos Aires 2019” junto al apto físico. Todo aquel competidor que no se encuentre inscripto en la disciplina en tiempo y forma, no podrá participar. El competidor que ante el requerimiento de los Jueces o coordinadores generales de los Juegos, no pueda acreditar identidad, no podrá participar en las competencias. HORARIOS: Las tolerancias máximas serán de 20 minutos para el primer partido y o juego programado de cada jornada. DERECHOS RESERVADOS: La Organización se reserva el derecho de tomar registro de todas las instancias del Campeonato, mediante cualquier tipo de soporte conocido o por conocerse –incluyendo, sin limitar, la filmación, grabación, fotografía, digitalización, etcétera–, por sí o mediante terceros autorizados a tal efecto, a fin de promocionar y difundir el mismo. La sola inscripción en LOS JUEGOS implica la autorización expresa e irrevocable de los participantes sobre el uso de los registros realizados, sin que ello suponga –ó haga suponer– ningún tipo de pago, por ninguna causa que se pretenda, por parte de la SECIS PARA PERSONAS MAYORES de Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, el PAMI, la ANSES, LOTBA y SUBSEC DE DEPORTES CIUDAD a favor de ninguna persona u organización que se atribuya potestad sobre los derechos que se pudieran invocar. Esta cláusula incluye también, sin limitar, el material fotográfico que se publique y/ó que se disponga para promoción, publicidad. Todos los participante se comprometen a estar presentes en los diversos actos y eventos planificados por la Organización –como conferencias de prensa, reportajes, entrevistas en diferentes estaciones de radio y/ó en canales de televisión de aire o cable, etcétera– siempre que sean citados para tal fin. SEGURO: Los organizadores deberán contratar un seguro que cubra: 1) Muerte por accidente. 2) Incapacidad total y/o parcial, permanente por accidente. RECLAMOS Y SUGERENCIAS: Los COORDINADORES GENERALES de los “JUEGOS DE LAS PERSONAS MAYORES BUENOS AIRES 2019” designarán a los COORDINADORES REGIONALES, para atender los reclamos y sugerencias que surjan durante el período de competencia, Las decisiones finales serán tomadas por la Coordinación general y tendrán carácter de inapelables, deberán realizarse en un lapso no mayor a 72hs. TRIBUNAL DE DISCIPLINA: 1) COMPETENCIA: El tribunal de disciplina es el órgano de velar por la correcta aplicación del reglamento general. Está facultado para intervenir en todos los hechos y acciones considerados punibles por el mismo, 5 generados antes, durante y/o después de cada competencia. 2) CONFORMACIÓN: El tribunal de disciplina estará conformado por un 1 (un) Presidente y 6 (seis) vocales; de los cuáles 2 (dos) representarán Secretaria de Integración Social para Personas Mayores y 2 (dos) al Instituto Nacional de Servicios Sociales para Jubilados y Pensionados, más conocido como PAMI –Programa de Asistencia Médica Integral- , 1 (uno) Subsecretaría de DEPORTES y 1 (uno) LOTBA.
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