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Manuale Udg AIAK 2020 Ver12 ASSOCIAZIONE ITALIANA ARBITRI KARATE AIAK MANUALE UDG CODICE DI COMPORTAMENTO REGOLAMENTO DI GARA REGOLAMENTO DI ARBITRAGGIO GUIDA OPERATIVA PDG AIAK - Manuale UdG - versione 12 - valido dal 1 gennaio 2020 AIAK MANUALE UDG - VERSIONE 12 - VALIDO DAL 1 GENNAIO 2020 pag. 2 di 179 INDICE CODICE DI COMPORTAMENTO UFFICIALI DI GARA ................................................. 5 PRINCIPI ................................................................................................................ 5 FINALITÀ ................................................................................................................ 5 OBIETTIVI .............................................................................................................. 5 UFFICIALI DI GARA AIAK ......................................................................................... 5 PROFESSIONE DELL’UDG. ...................................................................................... 6 COMPETENZE DELL’UDG: ....................................................................................... 6 REGOLE DI COMPORTAMENTO .............................................................................. 7 I Impegno ......................................................................................................................................................... 7 II Cura della persona ....................................................................................................................................... 7 III Rigore professionale .................................................................................................................................... 7 IV Puntualità, partecipazione costruttiva, autocritica ................................................................................... 8 V Efficienza, regolarità..................................................................................................................................... 8 VI Imparzialità .................................................................................................................................................... 8 VII Contese, rilievi, osservazioni ...................................................................................................................... 8 VIII Collegialità, competenza, obiettività .......................................................................................................... 8 IX Formazione e professionalità ..................................................................................................................... 9 X Considerazioni conclusive ........................................................................................................................... 9 REGOLAMENTO DI GARA ATTIVITA’ AGONISTICA - AMATORIALE LIBERTAS ........ 10 GRAN PREMIO GIOVANILE KARATE LIBERTAS ........................................................................................... 16 PROSPETTO RIASSUNTIVO DELLA COMPETIZIONE .............................................. 16 PERCORSO A TEMPO ........................................................................................... 17 BAMBINI – FANCIULLI ........................................................................................................................................ 17 MODALITÀ ESECUTIVE DEGLI ELEMENTI DEL PERCORSO A TEMPO ................................................. 18 GIOCO TECNICO CON PALLONCINO ..................................................................... 20 CLASSI: BAMBINI – FANCIULLI ......................................................................................................................... 20 CLASSE: RAGAZZI ............................................................................................................................................... 20 KATA .................................................................................................................... 21 BAMBINI – FANCIULLI – RAGAZZI .................................................................................................................. 21 CLASSE: RAGAZZI .............................................................................................................................................. 21 REGOLAMENTO KUMITE ....................................................................................... 24 5.1 LISTA UFFICIALE DEI KATA ......................................................................... 47 5.2 VALUTAZIONE ............................................................................................. 48 5.3 SISTEMA DI ATTRIBUZIONE DEL PUNTEGGIO .............................................. 48 5.4 RISOLVERE LE PARITÀ. .............................................................................. 48 5.5 CRITERI DI VALUTAZIONE. .......................................................................... 48 5.6 SQUALIFICA ................................................................................................ 49 5.7 ERRORI ...................................................................................................... 49 SPIEGAZIONE: ..................................................................................................... 49 ARTICOLO 6: OPERAZIONI DI GARA ..................................................................... 50 SPIEGAZIONE: ..................................................................................................... 50 ARTICOLO 7: PROTESTA UFFICIALE ..................................................................... 50 SPIEGAZIONE: ..................................................................................................... 51 APPENDICE 1: TERMINOLOGIA ............................................................................ 52 APPENDICE 2 : GESTI E SEGNALI DELL’ ARBITRO E DEI GIUDICI ........................ 53 ANNUNCI E GESTI DELL’ARBITRO ........................................................................ 53 SEGNALI DEI GIUDICI CON LE BANDIERINE ......................................................... 60 POSIZIONE DEL GIUDICE ..................................................................................... 60 ............................................................................................................................ 60 INFRAZIONE DI CATEGORIA 1 .............................................................................. 60 LE BANDIERE VENGONO INCROCIATE E .............................................................. 60 DISTESE VERSO AKA (AO), IN CONSIDERAZIONE ................................................. 60 DI CHI HA COMMESSO L’INFRAZIONE .................................................................. 60 INFRAZIONE DI CATEGORIA 2 .............................................................................. 60 AIAK MANUALE UDG - VERSIONE 12 - VALIDO DAL 1 GENNAIO 2020 pag. 3 di 179 IL GIUDICE PUNTA LA BANDIERA CON IL BRACCIO PIEGATO. .............................. 60 APPENDICE 3: LINEE GUIDA OPERATIVE PER ARBITRI E GIUDICI ....................... 62 APPENDICE 4: TABELLA DEI PUNTI ...................................................................... 64 APPENDICE 5: PIANTA E MISURE DELL’AREA DI GARA DI KUMITE........................ 65 APPENDICE 7: IL KARATE-GI ............................................................................... 67 BREVE STORIA DEL KARATE-DO .......................................................................... 88 GLI STILI ............................................................................................................. 92 IL KARATE SPORTIVO E IL KARATE MARZIALE ..................................................... 97 NOTE AGGIUNTIVE SUGLI STILI IN ITALIA ............................................................ 98 GUIDA VALUTAZIONE KATA ................................................................................ 103 SCHEDE KATA .................................................................................................... 105 BASSAI-DAI ........................................................................................................ 105 BASSAI-SHO ...................................................................................................... 105 CHINTE .............................................................................................................. 105 ENPI .................................................................................................................. 105 GANKA KU .......................................................................................................... 105 GOJU SHIHO DAI ................................................................................................ 106 GOJU SHIHO SHO .............................................................................................. 106 HANGETSU ........................................................................................................ 106 JI IN ................................................................................................................... 106 JION ................................................................................................................... 107 JITTE ................................................................................................................. 107 KANKU DAI ......................................................................................................... 107 KANKU SHO ......................................................................................................
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