II INTERNATIONAL
JUDO SENIOR AND
MASTER OPEN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
I INTERNATIONAL JUDO
SENIOR AND MASTER
KATA
MALE AND FEMALE
REGULATIONS
The
competitions will be held in
accordance with the Sport
and Organization Rules (SOR)
and the Refereeing Rules of
the Panamerican Judo Union
(PJU)
1.
- WEIGHT
CATEGORIES
MENS
|
|
SENIOR
over 18 year old
1992 or before |
MASTER 1
31 to 35 Year Old |
MASTER 2
36 to 40 Year Old |
MASTER 3
41 to 45 Year Old |
MASTER 4
46 to 50 Year Old |
MASTER 5
Over 51
|
|
Super Light Weight
|
up to
and including
55 kg |
|
Extra light weight
|
over
55
up to
and including
60 kg |
|
Half light
weight
|
over
60
up to
and including
66 kg |
|
Light weight
|
over
66
up to
and including
73 kg |
|
Half middle weight
|
over
73
up to
and including
81 kg |
|
Middle weight
|
over
81
up to
and including
90 kg |
|
Half heavy weight
|
over
90
up to
and including
100 kg |
|
Heavy weight
|
over
100 kg |
WOMANS
|
|
SENIOR
over 18 year old
1992 or before |
MASTER 1
31 to 35 Year Old |
MASTER 2
36 to 40 Year Old |
MASTER 3
41 to 45 Year Old |
MASTER 4
46 to 50 Year Old |
MASTER 5
Over 51 |
|
Super Light Weight
|
up to
and including
44 kg |
|
Extra light weight
|
over
44
up to
and including
48 kg |
|
Half light
weight
|
over
48
up to
and including
52 kg |
|
Light weight
|
over
52
up to
and including
57 kg |
|
Half middle weight
|
over
57
up to
and including
63 kg |
|
Middle weight
|
over
63
up to
and including
70 kg |
|
Half heavy weight
|
over
70
up to
and including
78 kg |
|
Heavy weight
|
over
78 kg |
2.
ENTRIES
2.1
Each National Organization
may enter MORE THAN
ONE competitor in
each of the weight
categories and in the OPEN.
2.2
Competitors may only be
entered in the weight
category to which they
belong.
2.3
In each weight division and
the “open category” the
participation is open.
3 –
NATIONALITY:
Competitors must be of the
same nationality as the
National Organization, which
has entered them. Proof of
nationality will be required
according to the Sport and
Organization Rules of the
PJU.
4
-WEIGH-IN:
The
weigh-in will be carried out
in accordance with the Sport
and Organization Rules of
the PJU. The competitors
shall weigh-in wearing only
gymnastic underclothing or
naked, under the supervision
of a weigh-in official of
the same gender; the
competitors may be requested
to remove their
underclothing to ensure they
are within the prescribed
limits of the weight
category in which they are
entered. Only one weight
control shall be permitted
to each competitor up on the
scale during the official
weigh-in period. No
tolerance shall be allowed
either above or below the
weight category.
4.1
The weigh-in will be under
the control of the Sports
and Refereeing Commissions.
4.2
Each competitor will bring
to the weigh-in his or her
PJU control card.
4.3
All
competitors in the “OPEN”
category must be present at
the weigh-in control.
5 -
JUDOGI CONTROL:
5.1
Advertising:
Each National Organization
must make sure that the
marking and advertising
placed on the Judogi is in
conformity with the PJU
rules. The use of a
non-conforming Judogi will
be prohibited.
5.2 Sizes:
The measurements of the
Judogi and their conformity
with the PJU rules will be
controlled immediately
before each contest by
Officials appointed by the
PJU. The use of a
non-conforming Judogi will
be prohibited (including the
collar thickness shall not
excess 1 cm and the width 5
cm).
5.3 Color:
Competitors will be required
to bring 1 white Judogi. The
Color standards for the
Judogi must be in conformity
with those in the Sports and
Organization Rules.
6. DRAW:
6.1
The draw will be conducted
in accordance with the Sport
and Organization Rules of
the PJU. It will be held on
Saturday, November 9th
at 21h00 in the
Ginasio
Fanor,
under the control and
auspices of the PJU Sports
Commission.
6.2
Each National Organization
must send a delegate to
attend the draw;
a maximum of two delegates
per National Organization
will be authorized. After
the completion of the draw,
one set of the draw lists
will be provided to each
delegation
7.
REFEREEING:
7.1
Each organization can take a
maximum of 4 International
Referee (with the
headquarters belong) to
participate in this event,
which must be technically
prepared to direct the
fighting.
7.2
Refereeing will be conducted
by PJU International
referees in accordance with
the Refereeing Rules of the
PJU.
7.3
Referees in case of any
difficulties can consult the
Refereeing Commission
Members. Under no
circumstances can
competitors or their
representatives consult the
referees or the Refereeing
Commission. Competitors or
their representatives have
no right to appeal the
decisions, and any attempt
to approach the Organizing
Committee or the PJU
Executive Committee in this
regard, could result in
their suspension or
exclusion from the
Championships.
8.
CONTROL OF THE RIGHT TO
COMPETE:
The
control (based on the Sport
and Organization Rules of
the PJU) will include:
9.-
NATIONALITY OF COMPETITORS
Proof of
identity, will be
established by production of
a passport or an official
document or its copy from
the country for which the
competitor has been entered,
and the control card will be
issued to each competitor.
If a competitor has more
than one nationality, such
competitor can only
represent one country.
10.
INSURANCE:
Each National Organization
is responsible for his/her
competitor (s), [the control
of non pregnancy as well as
gender control, is placed
under the responsibility of
the National Organization,
and must assume all
responsibility for accident
and health insurance as well
as the civil liabilities for
their competitors and
officials. The PJU and
LNJ has no liability for any
claims of illness, injury or
death.
11.
DURATION OF CONTESTS:
The
duration for each contest
will be: SENIOR - FOUR
(4) minutes (real time)
12.
SYSTEM OF COMPETITION:
The
system of competition will
be the elimination system
with double repechage, i.e.
for all categories the
competitors will be divided
into two tables by means of
a "draw", and an elimination
system will be used to
produce two finalists. All
competitors defeated by the
pool winners of A1, A2, B1
and B2 will take part in the
repechage of their
respective pools according
to the elimination system.
Their final contest will be
against the loser of the
final of each respective
other table. The winners (2)
of those contests are placed
‘third’; the losers (2) are
placed ‘fifth’. The
competitors, who lost their
last contest during the
repechage against the
competitors placed ‘fifth’,
will then be placed
‘seventh’.
13.
PARTICULAR RULES FOR WOMEN:
Female
contestants shall wear under
the jacket either, a plain
white or off white tee
shirt, with short sleeves,
rather strong, long enough
to be worn inside the
trousers, or a plain white
or off-white leotard with
short sleeves.
All other
regulations must be adhered
to.
14.
ANTI-DOPING CONTROL:
•
The
anti-doping
control
is
discretionary act
on
the
organization
of the
event and
can
be done
by drawing
lots
or
suspected
doping
in
any
athlete
of any
category
that the
organization
deems
necessary.
The
athlete
during the
process
will be monitored
by
the
organization's people
from
the time
you receive
your
notice
to reach
the
control station.
A person
of their
choice
(team
doctor, coach,
head of
delegation)
may
accompany the
competitor.
The
collection
is made
during the
competition
before the
final
block.
15.
AWARDS:
The organizer
should
provide
the
following documents:
•
Diploma
and
Awards:
First
place:
Gold
medal
symbolizing;
Second
place:
Silver
medal
symbolizing, two
third
places:
Bronze
medals
symbolizing.
•
A
certificate of participation
for each
participant.
•
Certificates will be
delivered
on the
11th of
November (2nd
Monday)
after the
consolidation of the results
to the
heads of
delegation.
There
being no
representatives
they will
be
sent
by 15th
November
for
each
respective
headquarters
delegations.
16 -
PAYMENT OF FEES BY
PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES:
•
USD
$ 100.00
–
One
hundred U.S. dollars.
RATE
OF
COMPETITION
FOR
ATHLETES.
________________________________________________________________
3.1.- An
inscription fees:
Seventy five (75) US$
dollars per weight category
and open category.
3.2.- Annual Membership
Card: Twenty Five (25)
US$ dollars per athlete,
mandatory.
________________________________________________________________
17 - DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES:
All entries for competitors
must be listed on the
enclosed forms and must
be forwarded to both
of the following addresses:
|
17.1.
Panamerican Judo
Union. (PJU)
Office:
Hermanas Mirabal
28, Centro
Comercial
Polvorin, 2nd
Floor, Villa
Mella, Santo
Domingo Norte,
Dominican
Republic.
WebSite:
www.pju.org
,
www.judoforall.org
E
mail:
infopju@gmail.com
Phone:
809 797 7006,
Fax: 809 547
3131
Movil:
809 977 9491 |
17.2. Organizing
Committee.
Liga Nacional de
Judo, LNJ.
Brazil.
Sede
Administrativa:
SCLN 312 Bloco A
Loja 38
Brasília / DF
CEP: 70765-510
WebSite:
www.lnj.com.br
E-mail:
liganacionaldejudo@gmail.com
secretaria@lnj.com.br
MOVIL:
55 61 8505 0135 |
Deadlines:
october 25, 2013 for entries
by number November 1st, 2013
for entries by name
Enclosed: Entry forms by
number Entry forms by name
PANAMERICAN JUDO UNION (PJU)
II INTERNATIONAL JUDO SENIOR
AND MASTER OPEN
II INTERNATIONAL JUDO SENIOR
AND MASTER KATA
MALE AND FEMALE.
GENERAL
ORGANIZATION
1. The
official addresses:
For all
correspondence relative to
the II International Judo
Senior and Master Open
Championships are the
following:
|
1.1.-
Panamerican Judo
Union (PJU)
Office:
Calle Hermanas
Mirabal No. 28,
Centro Comercial
Polvorin,
Estacion de
Combustibles
Petronan, 2do.
Piso, Villa
Mella, Santo
Domingo
Norte,Republica
Dominicana.
WebSite:
WWW.pju.org
E mail:
infopju@gmail.com
Phone:
809 797 7006,
Fax: 809 547
3131
Movil:
809 977 9491 |
1.2.-
Organizing
Committee.
Liga nacional
de Judo – Brasil
Escritorio:
SCLN 312 BL. A
loja 38
Brasília
/ DF
CEP: 70765-510
Site:
www.lnj.com.br
e-mail:
secretaria@lnj.com.br
liganacionaldejudo@gmail.com |
2.
INSURANCE:
Each
National
Organization
is
responsible for
its
competitors (control
pregnancy
is not
placed
under the
responsibility
of
national organizations,
as well as
control
gender)
and
must
assume
all
responsibility
for
accident
and
health
insurance
as well as
liability
for
their
competitors and
officials
during
the
championship.
•
The
organizer of the
World
will not
be
responsible for any
insurance
related
issues
mentioned
above.
However,
the National Organization
of
staging
the
Judo
World
Championships
I
will take
all
necessary measures
to provide
emergency
medical
assistance
to
participants
under
penalty of
liability
throughout
the
World Cup.
The
PJU
and
LNJ-Brazil
has no
liability
for any claims
for
injury,
illness
or death.
3.
INSCRIPTION FEES:
3.1.- An
inscription fees:
Seventy five (75) US$
dollars per weight category
and open category.
3.2.- Annual Membership
Card: Twenty Five (25)
US$ dollars per athlete,
mandatory.
(OPTIONAL)
3.3.-
Recognition of Degrees DAN:
Seventy (70) US$ dollars,
mandatory.
4. HOTES
RECOMMENDATIONS:
The
Organizing Committee will
inform the hotels that you
can reserve. The price is in
Reais (Brazilian Money).
Relationship of Hotels
|
Barrudada Palace
Hotel
Av. Dioguinho,
nº 3100 - Praia
do Futuro –
Fortaleza –Ce
+55 85
3133-0400
www.barrudadapalacehotel.com.br
Distance gyn /
Distancia
ginásio: 2 km
4
estrelas |
Golden Beach
Hotel - Praia Do
Futuro
Avenida
Dioguinho, 4455-
Praia do Futuro
– Fortaleza – CE
+55 85 2766-1616
Distance gyn /
Distancia
ginásio: 3 km
|
Comments:
·
Daily values are between $
75.00 to $ 120.00 per night
in double room simple
·
Reservations must be made
with 30 to 45 days
beforehand of for sure to
find best rates and
vacancies.
·
Food: there are various
restaurants in the vicinity
of the area of competition,
both "a la carte"
(approximate cost of U$ 15
per person – main dish
alcolica not drink) and
several restaurants
"self-services" or "per
pound" to the approximate
cost of U$ 12.00/Kg
5. LAND TRANSPORT:
The Organizing Committee
won”t gives any
transportation.
6.
ACCREDITATION ROOM:
The
Accreditation Room will be
open at Ginasio da Fanor,
the Saturday November 9th,
2013 from 18h00 to 20h00. An
Accreditation Card with a
photograph will be issued to
PJU Officials, accredited
National Organizations
Officials and Media. This
Accreditation Card should be
carried at all times.
7.
CONTROL OF ENTRIES OF THE
ATHLETES:
The
control of entry of the
athletes will take place at
Ginasio da Fanor, the
Saturday November 9th, 2013
from 18h00 to 20h00. Each
Head of Delegation must be
present, during the control
of participants, with proof
of their nationality:
- The passport
- The
control card duly filled
with a photograph (of each
competitor) fixed on it.
8. DRAW:
The draw
will be held on November
9th, 2013 from 21h00 to
22h00 at the Ginasio do
Fanor, under the control and
auspices of the PJU Sports
Commission. Each
National Organization must
send a delegate to attend
the draw; a maximum
of 2 delegates per National
Organization will be
authorized.
9.
WEIGH-IN:
The
weigh-in will be organized
at the Ginasio da Fanor
(unofficial weigh-in from
15.00 to 18.00, official
weigh-in from 18.00 to
20.00), November, 9 th ,
2013.
10.
TRAINING FACILITIES:
Training
facilities:
Planning/scheduling of the
training sessions will be
organized taking into
consideration the request
made by National
Organization everyday on the
basis first request done
first served. The training
areas are situated at
Ginasio da Fanor.
11. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE:
All
National Organizations,
officials, trainers and
athletes participating in
the
II INTERNATIONAL JUDO SENIOR
AND MASTER OPEN
CHAMPIONSHIPS and
INTERNATIONAL JUDO SENIOR
AND MASTER KATA MALE AND
FEMALE.,
have to respect and accept
the authority of the PJU
officials, the Statutes, the
Sports and Organization
Rules and the Refereeing
Rules of the Panamerican
Judo Union related to the
International Championships.
According to the PJU Rules,
individuals deemed to have
acted against the PJU, its
principles or purposes shall
be subject to suspension or
expulsion from the
International Championships
and/or cancellation of their
accreditation cards.
12.
ATTENTION VERY IMPORTANT
AWARD CEREMONY:
Each
National Organization has to
bring for the award ceremony
its official national anthem
(short version) recorded on
a standard CD, as well as an
official national flag for
hanging (1.20m x 1.80m). The
competitors wearing their
judogi will stand behind the
podium according to the
following order 2,1,3,3.
Every competitor having won
a medal has to attend the
ceremony and receive his
medal in person. If a
competitor is absent during
the awarding ceremony for no
valid reasons he will lose
the right for the medal. It
is strictly forbidden for
competitors on the podium to
bring national flags or the
similar identification other
than the one represented in
the regular manner on their
equipment. Any demonstration
of religious, political,
personal or commercial sign
is prohibited and so is
wearing a cap or any other
head cover.
PANAMERICAN
JUDO UNION (PJU)
II
INTERNATIONAL JUDO SENIOR
AND MASTER OPEN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
I INTERNATIONAL JUDO SENIOR
AND MASTER KATA
male and
female
Fortaleza,
Ceará, CE, Brazil.
November 08th to
10th, 2013
1.- TENTATIVE PROGRAM
·
Friday,
November 8, 2013
Technical Meetting – 19:00
hours in the competition
venue
Referee Meetting – 20:00
hours in the Competition
venue
·
Saturday,
November 9, 2013:
Un Official Weighing – 14:00
to 18:00 hours in the
competition venue.
Oficial Weighing - das 18:00
to 20:00 hours in the
competition venue
·
Sunday
- November 10, 2013
9:00 hours – Opening
Ceremony
9:30 hours – Star
Competition
The order of the categories
and weight divisions will be
determined by the Organizing
Committee.
17:00 hours –Kata
Competition
2.- COMPETITION
NAGUE NO
KATA:
•
The
competition
will be
held
at Kata
Nague
after the
close
of the
struggles
of the day
November
10.
•
Will be
held in
two
categories:
Senior
(18-30
years)
and
Master
(above
31 years).
The
age will
be
earned
according
to
the age
of the
youngest
member
of the
double.
•
The pairs
may be:
Male,
Female
and
Mixed
(male
and female).
All
genres
will
compete in
a single
category,
with
only
division
between
Senior
and
Masters.
•
Each
participant
must pay a
pair
of
individual
registration.
If
the
competitor
participates
in
Shiai
also
must pay a
new
enrollment.
• You
will be
allowed
registration
of the
athlete
in a
single
double
3.- OTHER INFORMATIONS;
About Fortaleza:
Avenue Seaside
Praia do Futuro
The city developed on the
banks of the creek Pajeú in
the northeast of the
country, the 2285 km of
Brasilia. Its toponym is an
allusion to Schoonenborch
Fort, built by the Dutch
during his second stay in
place between 1649 and 1654.
The city's motto (present in
his coat) is the Latin word
"Fortitudine" which in
Portuguese means "strength,
valor, courage." It is
located in the Atlantic
coast, with 34 km of
beaches, at an average
altitude of 21 meters and is
the center of a city of
313.8 km ² and 2,500,000
inhabitants, being the
capital of the most densely
populated country, with 7
815.7 inhabitants / km ². It
is the most populous city of
Ceará, Brazil's fifth most
populous and 91st
the world. The Metropolitan
Region of Fortaleza has
3,700,000 inhabitants, being
the sixth most populous in
Brazil and the second in the
Northeast. It is the
northeastern city with the
largest area of regional
influence and has the
third-largest urban
population in Brazil, behind
São Paulo and Rio de
Janeiro. Having the 9th
largest city GDP of the
nation and the largest in
the Northeast, with 37.1
billion reais (Seconds
latest data, 2010), is an
important industrial and
commercial center of Brazil,
the seventh largest in
purchasing power of the
country. In tourism, the
city reached the mark of
most popular destination in
Brazil in 2004, with
attractions such as micareta
Fortal in late July and the
largest water park in
Brazil, Beach Park. In 2010
it was the capital of the
Northeastern sought by
domestic travelers,
according to a study from
Hotels.com. On the national
scene, the capital of Ceará
occupied the 4th place,
behind Rio de Janeiro, Sao
Paulo and Brasilia. It is
the headquarters of the
Banco do Nordeste, the
Northeastern Railway
Company, DNOCS. In 1996 the
city joined the Common
Market Cities.
Its airport is Pinto Martins
International Airport. The
BR-116, the largest in the
country, begins in
Fortaleza. Called Blonde
bride of the sun, verses by
the poet Paula Ney, the city
is the birthplace of writers
José de Alencar and Rachel
de Queiroz, comedian Chico
Anysio and former President
Castello Branco. The Dragão
do Mar Center of Art and
Culture (CDMAC) is currently
the main cultural area of
Fortaleza, with museums,
theaters, cinemas, libraries
and planetarium.
It is the capital of Brazil
closest to Europe, with the
5608 km from Lisbon,
Portugal. It is also one of
the 12 venues of the FIFA
World Cup 2014 and the 2013
Confederations Cup.
We have beautiful and famous
beaches such as Praia do
Futuro, Iracema Beach,
Cumbuco and Jericoacoara
much but.
4.- Organizing Committee:
1.
Prof. Jaime
Cassanova – PJU President
2.
Prof.
Alexandre Tozetti – LNJ-
Brasil President
3.
Prof.
Eduardo Costa - - SULICEJU
President
5.
Support Committee:
· Antônio
de Pádua – Vice President
(85) 8855-8500 – Oi
(85) 9738-3859 - Tim
· Solange
Santos Lima –
Chief Financial Officer
(85) 8860-2200
6. ANDRESS FOR CONTACT:
· Panamerican
Judo Union.
Address:
Hermanas Mirabal Street 28,
Centro Comercial Polvorín,
2nd Floor, Villa Mella,
Santo Domingo Norte,
Dominican Republic.
WebSite:
www.pju.org
E-mail:
infopju@gmail.com
· LNJ
- Liga nacional de Judo –
Brasil
President: Alexandre Tozetti
Gomes
Escritorio:
SCLN 312 BL. A loja 38
Web Site:
www.lnj.com.br
E-mail:
liganacionaldejudo@gmail.com
Secretária d Liga nacional
deJudô (virtual)
e-mail:
secretaria@lnj.com.br
Contato:
Cândido
e-mail:
alexandretozetti@etitecetiquetas.com.br
Fone: +55 61 33557400 /
+55 61 85050135
· SULICEJU
– Superliga Cearense de Judô
Presidente:
Eduardo Costa
suliceju@bol.com.br
(85) 8877-3767 – Oi
(85) 9116-3767 – Claro
(85) 9699-7200 – Tim
(85) 8182-7538 - Vivo
7.-
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
PANAMERICAN JUDO UNION (PJU)
1. - Jaime Casanova Martinez
– President – Dominican
Republic –
jaimecasanovamartinez@gmail.com
2. - Paulo Dubois –
Vicepresident - Brazil –
pauloduboisdf@gmail.com
3.- Franz
Menzies Jr. – Vicepresident
– Belize -martialartbelize@yahoo.co.uk
4.- Paul
Richards – Vicepresident -
St. Lucia -
paul.richards@slaspa.com
5.- Miguel Abella –
Secretary - miguelabella@yahoo.com.ar
6.- Edgar Claure – Treasurer
–
eclaure@hotmail.com
7.-
Carlos Diaz Valbuena –
Referee Director – Venezuela
–
carlosadiazv@hotmail.com
8.- Alejandro Giuliano –
Sports Director – Chile –
senseijudochile@hotmail.com
8.-
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF THE WORLD JUDO
FEERATION (WJF)
1.-
Jaime Casanova Martinez –
President – Dominican
Republic –
worldjudofederation@gmail.com
2.- Paul
G. Hoglund, First
Vicepresident – Sweden –
pghoglund@telia.com
3.- David
Gordge – Vicepresident –
Australia –
david.gordge@optusnet.com.au
San
Pedro de Macorís, Republica
Dominicana.-
Diferentes instituciones hicieron acto de
presencia por las calles de esta ciudad para participar
masivamente en el Día Mundial del Desafió (World Challenge Day),
actividad organizada por la Federación Dominicana de Deportes
para Todos que preside Joaquín Albizu.
Si
te caes, levántate. La regla
es simple. ¿Lo entiendes?
No? Entonces es el momento
de prestar atención a la
clase de judo de Ianka
Rocha, la mas nueva
instructora de judo de la
Zona Oeste que acaba de
ganar a su padre un centro
de formación interino para.
El sitio funciona en Campo
Grande con el tiempo de
argentina que marca el
comienzo y el final de la
formación, además de un
silbato de los Estados
Unidos, que suena cada
cambio de tarea.
escuela, ya que su padre,
Irenil Rocha, cinturón negro
de karate y profesor de
boxeo.
