set of rules
Submission Masters
SUBMISSION MASTERS is a series of tournaments held several times a year in Munich (Munich Fightclub).
A distinction is made between Beginners and Advanced.
At the SMG, the grapplers fight in 7 weight classes.
Experts fight in an open class.
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​ What is the system used for fighting in SUBMISSION MASTERS?
​ At the SMG, dueling on submission only is based on the knockout system. The fight duration is 5 minutes.
If the 5 minutes end without a submission, the fight will be decided by the Referee (the more active competitor wins).
If there are an odd number of participants, such as 5, 7 or 11, one of the participants will be selected at random and this will come
continue automatically. In the final, everyone fights against everyone else. There will be a 1st, 2nd and a 3rd place.
The finalists receive a medal. 1st place will also receive a Submission Masters Hoodie and Cappy.
​Toenails and fingernails must be trimmed BEFORE ENTERING the competitions.
The fighter wears grappling-compliant clothing and dueling shirtless is only allowed if the opponent clearly expresses his consent. Otherwise rash guard duty.
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RULES
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Forbidden Techniques:
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Punching and kicking techniques
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Scratching, biting, pinching, finger sticks, ear or hair pulling
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Grasping the genital area and the larynx hands, knees or elbows on the face
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Finger and Toe Levers
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"Slam" the one in the guard onto the mat surface
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neck lever (rotated)
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Choking with fingers on the larynx (“closing the windpipe”)
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Uncontrolled actions, jerky execution of choke or leverage techniques (do not give the opponent the opportunity to give up.)
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All throws on affecting or burdening the head or neck part
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Allowed techniques:
All common throws and takedowns that do not involve throwing the opponent on their neck or head
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All leg and foot levers (also heel hook)
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Arm and wrist levers
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choking techniques
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who is a beginner
Beginners are athletes with up to 2 years of active combat experience in jiu-jitsu, grappling, wrestling, judo and luta livre or white belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
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Who is Advanced
Advanced Fighters are athletes with more than 2 years of active combat experience. Blue and Purple Belts in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
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Who is Expert
Expert Fighters are athletes with a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
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​If the judges recognize during the tournament that a participant has registered in the wrong category, the participant will be disqualified. The jurors have the right to vote in order to create fair conditions for all contestants.
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WEIGHTCLASSES / WEIGHT CLASSES
At a glance
​- 65kg
- 70kg
- 75kg
- 80kg
- 85kg
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- 90kg
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- +95kg
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NO VIEWERS!
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EXTRA CLASS MARTIAL SPORTS!
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