GUSHTINGIRI RULES
The requirement for the competition venue is as follows.
The maximum size of the Gushtingiri mat is 16x16 meters and the minimum size is 14x14 meters.
The Gushingiri mat is divided into two parts.
The working area of the carpet is not less than 8x8m and not more than 10x10m.
The protection zone is at least 3m around the working area of the carpet.
* In general, the working zone and the protection zone of the carpet is called the Gushingiri carpet.
* In case of using several carpets, the protective joint distance between carpets is not less than 4m.
* A minimum 50 cm clear zone is defined around the Gushingiri carpet.
* The distance between the Gushingiri carpet and the spectators is at least 3m.
1.1 Gushtingiri carpet.
The carpet shall be of 2x1 or 1x1 size and shall be made of soft plastic or compressed plastic fiber.
The carpet shall be smooth, durable, not wide at the joints.
* The surface of the carpet should not be slippery or hard.
The color of the carpet is usually yellow and red and is visible to spectators.
* Two white and green stripes are placed at a distance of 4 m between two athletes in the center of the wrestling mat, white is placed on the right side of the referee and green is placed on the left side of the referee.
1.1 Competition scene
* The preparation of the competition stage is arbitrary, it is made of durable wood and has shock-absorbing properties.
* The area of the competition stage for one mat is at least 18 x18 meters.
The height of the competition stage is from 50 cm to 1 meter.
CHAPTER 2
COMPETITION EQUIPMENT
2.1 Chairs
Two lightweight chairs for the side judges will be placed in the protective area of the corners of the work area against each other.
* Side judges sit on either side of the mat facing each other.
2.2 The scoreboard with two monitors is designed to display the results of the competition and is located outside the wrestling mat, which are clearly visible to the referees, officials and spectators.
* The main parts of the scoreboard
a) a place for recording scores
b) place of recording penalties
c) place of recording the use of time by the doctor
d) meeting time
e) weight category
f) place to record the name and flag of the country. 2.3 If necessary, a spare stopwatch shall be used.
2.4 The end of the appointment time shall be signaled by a special sound such as a bell, whistle and....
CHAPTER 3
Gushingiri (YAKTAK) Clothing.
Athletes in Gushingiri competitions must use Yaktak under the following conditions.
3.1 The durable single layer fabric shall not be too stiff and shall be made of cotton or similar material not subject to wear and tear.
3.2 Yaktakas are white and green in color, matching collars and belts are red in color.
3.3 Wrestling pants of white color, length of pants up to ankle or up to 5 cm above ankle.
* The width of the legs of the pants is 10 x15 cm.
3.4 Allowable norms of display on the installation in the yaktaka "Gushtingiri".
a) The emblem of the National Olympic Committee or the coat of arms of the wrestler's country on the left sleeve size(5x5cm)
b) The national flag of the country on the chest on the left side of the size (10x10)
c) Logo of the manufacturer of yaktak Gushtingiri attached to the bottom of the yaktak on the left side and the bottom of the pants yaktak on the left side and on one side of the belt size (5x5cm).
d) Back of the yaktak (back):
Patches on the back of the yaktak measuring35x35cm.
Length of Yaktak:
a) The length of the yaktak should be up to the hip.
b) The length of the sleeve of the yaktak should reach the wrist,
c) the inner width of the sleeve of the yaktaq is between 10 and 15 cm.
5.The referee may use a special measuring tool to check the yaktaq.
The width of the belt yaktaka is from 4 to 5 cm, the color of the belt is red and wrapped in two coils around the waist of the wrestler and after tying the knot hangs in the length of 20 to 25 cm. Female athletes
a) Female athletes must be dressed in a white T-shirt or sports tights with invisible under pants yaktaka.
b) Female athletes may wear hijabi in competitions and ceremonies.
Men in green yaktaqa and women in white yaktaqa shall take part in the award ceremony.
In case of changing the yaktak of a Gushingiri during the competition, the referee of the same name shall escort the Gushingiri to the locker room with the permission of the Chief Referee.
CHAPTER 4
WRESTLER'S HYGIENE
Wrestlers must observe the following requirements
4.1 The hygienic condition of the wrestler must be clean and tidy
4.2 The nails on the hands and feet of wrestlers shall be short and smooth.
4.3 Yaktak should be clean, dry and without unpleasant odors.
4.4 The tall hair on the wrestler's head shall be gathered and tied.
4.5 The wrestler who has not fulfilled the points4.1 and4.4 according to the referees' meeting and the conclusion of the chief referee is removed from the competition.
CHAPTER 5
JUDGES
The competitions are held under the direction of the Chief Judge and the panel of judges.
5.1 The judging system and the classification of the judging category is determined by the Judges' Commission.
5.2 Eligibility for a judging category is determined by the judging committee according to the following criteria and classification.
Classification of the judging category
5.3 The judging categories are divided into the following categories
a) National category.
b) * international category of class C.
* international category of class B.
* international class A category.
* international extra class category.
5.4 Competitions are conducted under the direction of the Chief Judge, mat supervisor, mat judge, two side judges, scoreboard judge and technical secretary.
5.5 The age of the judges varies from 20 to 55 years old.
5.6 The referee must be familiar with the rules and actions of Gushingiri, have a high refereeing culture and no doping offense.
5.7 Every 3 years the referee must attend a refresher course in the national federation of his country.
5.8 The scoreboard referee must know the rules of Gushingiri and work under the supervision of the mat chairman.
a) the scoreboard referee announces the end of the match time by means of a special bell on the scoreboard.
b) the scoreboard referee records all scores of the mat referee.
5.9 Technical secretary
a) The technical secretary of the mat records all scores of the mat judge in the score sheet.
b) The Technical Secretary shall regulate the documents related to the course of the competition on the mat.
CHAPTER 6
JUDGE ON THE MAT
6.1 The mat judge is obliged to take into account the cleanliness of the mat, the size of the mat, the cleanliness of the athletes' clothes and to correct them in time.
6.2 The mat referee is obliged to remove unnecessary people from the edge of the mat with the permission of the head referee and to ensure safety.
6.3 The mat referee shows and evaluates the actions of the wrestlers together with the side referees by judging gestures and evaluates them in order to make the competition as interesting and pleasant as possible.
6.4 The mat referee must choose a place on the mat that does not interfere with the wrestlers' movement and can fully control the side referees.
6.5 Control the beginning and the end of the competition.
6.6 The mat referee must be aware of the special ringing of the mat scoreboard bell.
CHAPTER 7
SIDE JUDGES.
Location and duties of side referees
7.1 The side referees shall be positioned facing each other inside the protective zone of the corners of the mat working area, assisting the mat referee.
7.2 The side referees shall take their places in accordance with the rules of the competition, closely follow the progress of the match and be on high alert.
7.3 The side referees are not allowed to show a score before the mat judge has shown the score.
7.4 The side referees shall show the actions of the wrestlers in case of their actions from inside or outside the working area of the mat.
7.5 In case of disagreement with the mat referee and one of the side referees, the testimony of the side referee shall be disregarded.
CHAPTER8
TINTERS AND REFEREE'S TESTIMONY.
Judges shall express themselves to the referee by gestures and in a loud voice as follows.
Judge's presentation
Three referees stand against the table of the mat leader and the commentator will announce first the referee on the mat and then the side referees will be introduced.
Presentation of the athlete.
The referee on the mat, standing in the middle of the line of the working area of the mat, introduces the athlete with the commentary of the announcer and a gesture with a raised hand above his head in the direction of the wrestler.
First he introduces the wrestler with white yaktak and then the wrestler with green yaktak.
Gired.
The referee at the command of Gired lowers his right hand from above forward open palm towards the guillemot to start the encounter. Isted.
The referee on command: "Isted" and lowers his hand from above forward open palm towards the gilem to stop the meeting.
Time of the meet.
At the end of the meet, the mat referee crosses his arms forward across his chest and ends the meet.
Badan.
At the sound of the Badan voice, the referee places his hand on the ridge and shows his fist above the elbow. If the wrestler gets five badan scores then he is awarded pahlu.
Pahlu:
At the sound of the voice of Pahlu the referee from the pile of his hand at shoulder level holds to the side he puts his open palm in the direction of the mat. If a wrestler gets five badan marks, he is awarded Pahlu.
Pahlu-Pahlu = Halol.
By sounding the voice and indicating two pahlu the referee shows Halol. If the wrestler receives the second pahlu, he is awarded the Halol score.
Halol:
At the sound of the Halol voice, the referee raises the hand up to the head with the palm open in front.
Presentations of the winner
After the end of the meeting the judge on the mat, indicating to put in order yaktaki, calls the wrestlers to the center of the mat and according to the results of the meeting raises the winner's hand in both directions.
Bekor (Do not count).
In case of correction of the previous score the referee moves his hands twice in the downward direction against each other, showing bekor.
Tidying up the yaktaqs.
The referee on the mat, if necessary, gives the command to the wrestlers to tidy up the yaktaks, directs the hands from under the chest downwards.
Referee Meetings.
The referee on the mat, standing on the working area line, raises his hands above his head with palms facing each other and invites the side referees to a meeting.
Referee Invitation.
The referee on the mat, if necessary, raises two hands up at shoulder level and with a voice the doctor points to the wrestler and counts the time of assistance.
Gesture of Punishment.
The referee on the mat, having determined the reason for the punishment by pointing with the index finger of the hand by raising the hand above the head in the direction of the athlete, in the first case Ogohi, in the second case Tanbeh, and in the third case Horich by the meeting of the judges and the consent of the chief referee.
Punishment for a leg grab.
In the case of grabbing the legs of the wrestler the referee on the mat with one hand holds by his pants, and with the other hand shows the sign of punishment to the wrestler.
Punishment for tilting.
When one of the wrestlers tilts, the referee on the mat tilts his head slightly towards the wrestler and gestures to the tilt and penalizes him.
Penalties for stalling.
If one of the wrestlers puts a stop the referee on the mat turns to his side and with one hand penalizes the wrestler, pointing to the stop.
Punishment for gripping with fingers from inside the sleeve
Position with inserting fingers into the sleeve and grabbing the referee on the mat, pointing with the thumb inside the sleeve and punishes the wrestler.
Punishment for leaving the mat.
In case of exit of one or both wrestlers from the center zone the referee on the mat with one hand turns to the wrestler and shows the exit from the mat.
Punishment for falling head.
To penalize a head fall, the mat referee straightens his arm from top to bottom and bends the fingers of his hand to show the fall of one of the wrestlers.
Punishment for a finger grab
Punishment for a finger grab by a wrestler by the referee on the mat, showing a finger grab.
Penalty for inactivity.
In case of inactivity of one of the wrestlers the referee on the mat punishes him with a double arm twist.
Punishment for using prohibited holds.
The referee on the mat hits with his hand in front of him for the use of prohibited holds.
Punishment for leaving the mat.
During the exit of one or both wrestlers from the working area of the mat, the mat referee indicates with a hand gesture the exit from the mat.
26.Fixing the action on and off the mat.
The touch judge in the case of a hold determines the direction of the throw from the working area line towards the defensive line by showing the hand in the direction of the throw.
26.Checking the yaktak.
The referee on the mat checks the width of the sleeves of the yaktaq, the length of the waistband and the width of the pant legs of the yaktaq
CHAPTER 9
EVALUATION LOCATION.
The completion of the contest inside the working area of the mat is final and will not be evaluated during the execution of a hold if one or both athletes are outside the working area of the mat.
Note.
* if a wrestler conducts a throw of his opponent from the working area of the mat, but remains inside the working area of the mat, the throw will be evaluated.
* if a wrestler conducts a throw of his opponent to the protective zones of the mat from the working area of the mat, it will be evaluated.
* in case the wrestler performs a slip hold on the supporting legs inside the working zone of the mat, and the other leg is inside the zone of defense, its throw will be evaluated.
* In case the wrestler lifts the opponent from the working area of the mat and throws him into the protective areas of the mat, the action will be evaluated.
* Gushingiri may leave the mat Gushingiri may leave the mat during the competition only with the permission of the mat referee.
1 (for replacing a yaktak or getting injured...).
CHAPTER 10
MEET TIME.
For official competitions, meet times are determined as follows. Adults and young men are given 5 minutes of main time and in case of equality 3 minutes of extra time.
Older and younger women are given 4 minutes of main time and in case of equality 3 minutes of extra time. Teenagers are given 4 minutes of main time and in case of equality 2 minutes of extra time.
Women and teenagers are given 3 minutes of main time and in case of equality 2 minutes of extra time,
* The time between meets shall be at least 10 minutes for each wrestler.
CHAPTER 11
AGE AND WEIGHT OF COMPETITORS
Adults from 17 to 37 years old.
Men: 60kg, 65kg, 71kg, 78kg, 86kg, 95kg, +95kg.
Women: 52kg, 57kg, 63kg, 70kg, 78kg, 87kg, +87kg.
Youth (17-21 years old).
Men: 55kg, 60kg, 65kg, 71kg, 78kg, 86kg, 95kg, +95kg.
Women: 48kg, 52kg, 57kg, 63kg, 70kg, 78kg.
Boys (15-17 years old)
Boys: 46 kg, 50 kg, 55 kg, 60 kg, 65 kg, 71 kg, 78 kg, 86 kg, +86 kg.
Girls: 40kg, 44kg, 48kg, 52kg, 57kg, 63kg, 70kg, +70kg.
Teenagers up to 14 years old
Boys: 32kg, 36kg, 40kg, 44kg, 48kg, 52kg, 56kg, 60kg, 65kg, +65kg.
Girls: 30kg, 34kg, 38kg, 42kg, 46kg, 50kg, 54kg, 60kg, 64kg, +64kg.
CHAPTER 12.
1) The results of incorrect action and gushtingir actions shall be counted along with the call.
2) The execution of a hold after the bell is not counted, even if the mat referee has not announced the end of time.
CHAPTER 13
BEGINNING AND END OF THE MEETING.
At the invitation of the host, the three judges stand on the edge of the mat opposite the mat leader and introduce themselves. After the introduction of the referees upon the indication of the mat referee, they take their places.
Before the start of the competition the wrestlers politely place themselves in their corners (white and green).
After the introduction the referee invites the wrestlers to the center of the mat to start the bout, the athletes shake hands and start the bout. If up to 3 minutes have passed, the referees must show the active wrestler and announce a warning to his opponent. Warnings in case of a draw will not be taken into account and additional time will be given. After the bout the wrestlers stand on the referee's command, in the center of the mat, next to the mat referee, and the mat referee raises the winner's hand and the bout ends.
CHAPTER 14.
EASTED COMMAND.
In the following cases, the mat referee will temporarily suspend the contest at the request of the referee.
In case one or both wrestlers leave the working area of the mat.
In case of use of prohibited holds.
In case of injury of one or both athletes.
In the case of carrying out in order yaktaka.
In the case of the need of referees for a meeting.
Team Isted after the execution of the hold and the announcement of the score.
CHAPTER 15
END OF THE MATCH.
The mat referee shall end the bout in the following cases.
In case of receiving a score of Halol or receiving Pahlu-Pahlu=Halol.
In case of the opponent's non-appearance.
In case of the opponent's withdrawal.
In case of the opponent's refusal.
After the time of the bout has expired.
* The referee declares the winner in the following cases.
In case of receiving a score of Halol, Pahlu or Badan, if the opponent does not have the same score. If one of the fighters is penalized with a Horich score, his opponent will be announced with a Halol score and the bout will be finished.
Determination of the winner according to the results:
a) "Halol"
b) "Pahlu"
c) "Badan"
d) In case of equality of Badan to Badan or Pahloo to Pahloo, the athlete with the last score wins.
e) In case of equality of penalties, the wrestler who received the last penalty wins.
CHAPTER 16
HALOL
The mat referee shall give a Halol score in the following cases:
* When Gushtingir throws his opponent on his back with speed, power and control while executing a hold.
* When an opponent is eliminated
* When two Gushtingir are dropped on their backs together, they are not evaluated.
CHAPTER 17.
Pahlu - Pahlu = Halol
In case a wrestler performs two Pahloo throws during a bout, the mat referee declares Pahloo-Pahloo = Halol.
CHAPTER 18
Pahloo
When performing a hold, the wrestler throws the opponent on his side with speed, energy and control with a slope towards the back.
CHAPTER 19
Badan
When performing a hold, an athlete throws his opponent with speed, power, and control onto his stomach, one shoulder, or pelvis. If a wrestler receives five badan marks, he is awarded a pakhlu.
CHAPTER 20
Prohibited holds and punishment
Punishments are divided into two groups:
Mild penalties (tactical and technical penalties), such as Ogohas. Strict penalties (in case of application of actions harmful to the athlete and the spirit of the fighter) such as Horich.
* The referee on the mat before the punishment mark shall indicate the reason for the punishment by a simple indication.
* the result of the bout must be announced at the appointed time and is not subject to change and if necessary will be changed by the conclusion of the Chief Referee after viewing and analyzing.
Penalty signs "Ogohs", "Warnings" and
"Horich".
1) Ogohi Punishment
a) Obstructing a tackle.
b) Ineffective tackle for more than 20 seconds in defense.
c) False attack.
d) Disrespecting the opponent.
e) Talking during the bout.
f) Controlling an opponent by intercepting and preventing an active action.
g) Grabbing by the legs.
h) Grabbing from inside the sleeves.
j) Unauthorized pushing of the opponent off the mat and free exit from the mat.
l) Bringing the wrist together and pressing the opponent's fingers.
m) Tidying the hair of the athlete at least twice.
o) Releasing the opponent's grip with the help of the leg.
p) Placing a stop.
p) Placing a thrust into the opponent's knee.
2) Tanbeh.
If an athlete has an Ogohi and then uses a prohibited action, he/she will be penalized with a Tanbeh.
3) Horich Sanction
Horich sanctions are imposed in consultation with the referees and at the conclusion of the Chief Referee.
a) If an athlete is penalized and then uses prohibited techniques, he/she will be given a Horich sanction with the Chief Referee's opinion.
b) To use hard metal objects (rings, bracelets, etc.)
c) To perform prohibited techniques that may cause injury (neck and middle spine).
d) For disrespect to referees, opponents and spectators.
CHAPTER 21
INJURIES, ILLNESSES AND UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES.
Injury.
1.1 In case an athlete is injured during the bout and it is impossible to continue, the winner is determined by the referees after analyzing the prohibited hold and the Chief Referee's conclusion.
1.2 When determining the injury, the athlete is considered to be the loser if the cause of the injury is the athlete himself.
1.3 In case of injury, if the cause of injury is the opponent, the injured athlete is considered the winner.
1.4 In case of injury, if one of the athletes is unable to continue the competition, his opponent shall be declared the winner.
Illnesses
2.1 An athlete who encounters the following situations shall be considered the loser.
b) Vomiting
b) Weakness
c) Loss of consciousness
Unforeseen circumstance.
In case of an unforeseen circumstance caused by external factors, the referees in agreement with each other and the conclusion of the chief referee shall stop or continue.
Medical examination Each athlete has the right to use medical time up to3 minutes at the request of the referee on the mat, and in case of more than3 minutes the athlete is removed from the bout and his opponent is declared the winner
a) In case of serious injuries to the spine, neck or head, the mat referee shall invite a doctor to examine the athlete and make a decision on whether to continue the bout as soon as possible.
b) In case of the doctor's conclusion that it is impossible to continue the bouts by the Chief Referee's conclusion, the victory shall be awarded according to the Halol score.
c) In case of impossibility to continue the bout on the athlete's application and the doctor's conclusion, the victory shall be awarded to the opponent from the Halol score.
d) All medical aid and first aid shall be carried out by a doctor on the mat, only in case of blood and serious injury the doctor may continue off the mat.
CHAPTER 22
Protocols
Official Gushingiri competitions are conducted according to the Olympic System after one defeat is knocked out. Competitors with one defeat will not be allowed to continue their bouts.
* In competitions with the number of participants in one weight category up to 5 people the competitions are held on a round robin system.
* Athletes who lose in the semi-finals take the third place.
CHAPTER 23
CONDITIONS NOT PROVIDED FOR IN THE RULES.
Unforeseen circumstances will be decided in agreement with the referees and the conclusion of the Chief Referee.
INTERNATIONAL RULES
"GUSHTINGIRI"
Under the direction of the President of the International Federation
