Combafit Rules

Uniform Regulations

Participants and coaches must wear the official Combafit uniform. Failure to comply with this regulation may result in disqualification. Additionally, protective gear must be worn during competitions to ensure safety.

Competition & Training Area

Combafit competitions can take place inside or outside a gym, provided that the venue is suitable and safe for participants.

Grading System

Combafit follows a structured grading system with four stages, represented by different uniform colors:

First Stage: White & Black

Second Stage: Green & Brown

Third Stage: Black with Three Stars

Fourth Stage: Black with Three Stars and Golden Stripes

Judges & Referees

Referees must wear the official uniform approved by the organizing committee. Player performance is evaluated based on two primary criteria:

Technical Performance: Poses, transitions, timing, and exercise compatibility.

Athletic Performance: Strength, speed, balance, coordination, and precision.

Match Time & Prohibited Acts

Each match follows a set duration, starting at the referee’s signal and ending when the match concludes. Points are awarded based on good appearance, athletic behavior, performance power, timing, distance, and precision.

Prohibited acts include:

Entering the opponent’s zone improperly.

Endangering oneself due to poor technique or undisclosed injuries.

Speaking to judges or opponents during the match.

Disobeying referee commands or engaging in misconduct.

Warnings & Penalties

Participants may receive warnings and penalties for rule violations:

First Warning: A verbal notice for minor infractions.

Yellow Card: Given after repeated violations, leading to possible disqualification.

Coach Misconduct: If a coach disrupts the match, they may be warned or given a yellow card, potentially leading to player elimination.

Right to Protest

Only certified Combafit coaches may submit complaints to the Chief Referee. Any protests must be made immediately after a match ends and within five minutes of its conclusion.

Reasons for Disqualification

Players or teams may be disqualified for the following reasons:

Not wearing the proper uniform.

Interfering with referee decisions.

Arriving more than 3 minutes late.

Displaying poor sportsmanship or disobeying officials.

Performing incorrect movements, losing balance, or causing injury due to lack of control.