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INTERNATIONAL KAZAK KURESI RULES INTERNATIONAL RULES of «KAZAKH KURESI» (Abridged Version) INTERNATIONAL KAZAK KURESI RULES INTERNATIONAL RULES OF «KAZAKH KURESI» (abridged version) Content SECTION I. 5 CHARACTER AND METHODS OF CARRYING OUT COMPETITION Article 2. Systems and methods of conducting competitions 5 SECTION II. 5 COMPETITORS OF COMPETITIONS Article 3. Order of carrying out the mandate commission 5 Article 5. Weight categories 6 Article 6. Weighing of participants 7 Article 8. Costume of the participant and electronic scoreboard 7 SECTION III. 9 THE JUDICIAL BOARD Article 10. Structure of judiciary board 9 Article 13. Head of carpet 11 Article 14. Arbitrator 11 Article 15. The side referee 12 Article 17. Technical secretary, informant, commentator 12 Article 19. Doctor of Competition 13 SECTION IV. 13 RULES OF REFEREEING Article 21. Сontent of fight 13 Article 22. Beginning and end of the bout 15 Article 23. Course and duration of the fight 15 Article 25. Result and evaluation of the bout and criteria for 15 evaluating technical actions Article 26. The flawless victory «Taza» 17 Article 27. Victory with advantage 17 Article 28. «Koyan-Koltyk Beldesu» 17 Article 31. Evaluation of techniques 19 Article 34. Prohibited holds and actions 22 Article 35. Prevention 23 Appendix 1 OFFICIALS' GESTURES Appendix 2 THE JUDICIAL PROTOCOL 3 INTRODUCTION The Kazakh kuresi is a wrestling on the rack with action without grasping the legs with hands. Struggle in the stalls or lying positions are not allowed. In the technical arsenal of Kazakh kuresi there are a lot of technics. Many of them are used in the fight of judo, sambo, Greco-Roman, freestyle and other forms of martial arts. In Kazakh kuresi throws can be made by arbitrary seizure of clothes, belt with one or two hands, the seizure of arms and torso. The Kazakh kuresi throws can be made in footsteps, undercuts, hooks, throws through the back, through the thigh, throws through the chest are very popular. Kazakh kuresi rules as the rules of other forms of wrestling, improved from year to year, taking a new and attractive methods adopted to give an entertainment fight. Kazakh kuresi is a national wrestling with a special individuality and it is distinguished from other kinds of wrestling, which was transferred to us as a national treasure from generation to generation, and it is one of the official forms of national sport included in the state’s sport register. Kazakh Kuresi is promoted at the national level, once in two years held the World Championship, annually-Asian Championship, as well as three international and twenty national tournaments. Over the past decade, «Kazakh kuresi» has become a popular sport and entered to the international arena. This is confirmed by the 2006 World Cup in Almaty, the World Championship with the participation of athletes from 48 countries, the II Championship in 2008 in Orsk city, Russian Federation with participation of athletes from 30 countries and the III World Championships that was held in October 2010 in Astana with Participation of 40 countries from 5 continents, in 2013 Cape town city, South Africa hosted the first African Championship. IV World Championship was held in Minsk, the Republic of Belarus, the 5th World Championship was held in Orenburg, the Russian Federation, the VI World Championship was held in Mongolkure, Republic of China, and also conducted two European Championships, eleven Asian Championships, three World Cups. In Iran was held the World Championship among youth, and in 2012, Sao Paulo, Brazil, the World Youth Championship was held. Every year in Kazakhstan with the participation of foreign athletes performed tournament among adults Grand Prix in memory of Yrgyzbay Doskhanauly licensed by UWW. In 2016 UNESCO entered Kazakh Kuresi into the representative list of non- material cultural heritage of mankind noting it’s influence on strengthening of the relations between communities based on the principles of tolerance, goodwill and solidarity. 4 SECTION I. CHARACTER AND METHODS OF CARRYING OUT COMPETITION Article 2. Systems and methods of conducting competitions 1. At the competitions, participants should be divided into two groups (even and not even side) by the draw. Each side has its own subgroups (a system with distribution to subgroups). The competitions should be divided into a preliminary part, a semi-final, a «consolatory part» and a final. In this case, consolatory meetings are always held by the finalists. 2. Depending on the number of participants of competition can be held on one of two ways: circular divided into groups, subgroups 2.1. circular (if there are not more than 5 participants in the weight category), all the participants carry out fights among themselves, after the end of the personal meetings, the winner and the prize winners are determined by calculating the result and the number of fights by a large sum of points. 2.2. with division into groups at quantity more than 6 participants. 3. Order of meetings between participants (teams) is determined by the drawing of lot, by chosen system and method of conducting the competitions. 4. The system and method of conducting the preliminary and final parts of the competition must be specified in the Regulation. SECTION II. COMPETITORS OF COMPETITIONS Article 3. Order of carrying out the mandate commission 1. Participants of international competitions, had been included in the calendar of the World Federation of «Kazakh Kuresi» (hereinafter Federation), must have an international license of the participant of the United World Wrestling (UWW). 2. The application of the organization for the participation of its team and athletes in competitions is drawn up in accordance with the established form with mandatory presence of stamped signatures of the head of the organization, trainer and doctor certifying the appropriate preparedness of the participants. The deadline for submitting preliminary applications should be indicated in the Regulation. The final application for participation in the competition must be submitted by the representative of the team to the mandate commission not later than 3 hours before the weigh-in. 3. The admission of participants should be carried out by mandate commission consisting of the representative of the conducting organization, the chief judge or his deputy, the chief secretary, the head doctor and members of the commission who check 5 the applications and documents of the participants for compliance with the requirements of the Regulation. Responsibility for admission of participants in disputable cases is borne by the representative of the conducting organization. 4. The admission of participants should be carried out according to the Regulation. Among adults, allowed to participate athletes who are 18 years old or older . Article 5. Weight categories 1. Competitors should be divided into the following weight categories: № Age categories Weight categories 1. men and juniors - 60 kg, -70кg,- 80 кg, -90 кg, +90 кg, AWC. (6 weight categories). 2. Children (boys 14-15 years): 38, 42, 46, 50, 55, 60, 66, 73, +73 kg 3. Youth (16-17 years) 46, 51, 57, 64, 72, 81, +81 kg. 4. Veterans 36-45, 46-55, 56-60, 61- - 60, 70, 80, 90, +90 кg. Absolute weight 65 years and older category (AWC) from 82 kg and above 5. Girls 16-17 years 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 57, 63, 70, +70 кg 6. Children (girls14-15 years) 33, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 57, 63, +63 кg; 7. Junior and women (over 18 years) 48, 52, 57, 63, 70, 78, +78 кg; 2. In the group of youth and adults (men and women), competitions can be held for the title of absolute champion «Tuye Paluan». Men athletes over 90kg. are allowed to participate in the absolute weight category competition «Tuye Paluan». Women athletes over 70kg. are allowed to participate in the absolute weight category competition «Tuye Paluan». 3. In the absolute weight category, the draw shall be held before the start of the competition. All participants of the absolute weight category in the form of Kazakh kuresi are lining up at the edge of the carpet, the main secretary on the list specifies the exact number of those present. For the draw each participant invited to the table according to the list, the judge informant announces the lot number of each athlete. 6 Article 6. Weighing of participants 1. The weighing procedure intended to establish the correspondence of the participant's weight to the limits of one of the weight categories. The competitor has the right to compete in these competitions only in the weight category that is set for him during the weigh-in. 2. The order and time of weighing of participants should be specified in the Regulations. A wrestler who late or did not show up for weigh-in is not allowed to compete. Within 1 hour prior to the beginning of weighing, participants are given the right to make control checks on the scales on which the official weigh-in will be carried out. Weigh-in is carried out once in the first day of the competition or one day before and lasts for 1 hour, the beginning and end time of the participant's weighing is indicated in the Regulation. It is allowed to use several scales for weighing, however participants in the same weight category must be weighed on the same scale. 3. The weighing is carried out by a team of judges appointed by the chief judge, which includes: deputy chief judge (one of the carpet leaders), a representative of the competition secretariat, doctor and two or three judges. 4. Before weighing, all participants undergo external medical supervision by competition doctor. Participants are weighed in a special room or behind the screen semi-naked: men - in trunks, women – in swimsuits. 5. When weighing, the participant must present a photo document that certifies his identity, a UWW participant's license (for international competitions), insurance, a medical control card and a completed questionnaire.
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