BANLOCA INTERCLUB RULES
Banloca interclubs are not fights; they are fun-friendly events aimed at introducing students of the combat arts into the competitive arena.
We do this in a relaxed, friendly environment where your safety comes first.
The focus is on skill not power and anyone using to much aggression will be informed to slow down.
We operate a three strikes and out rule and if you cannot relax we have a CBD shop and a floatation chamber for your well being, if you ask nicely my brother Joe will give you a foot massage, its an experience never to be forgotten.
BJJ & NO GI RULES
Ages 14 & Up
Format
- 5 minute rounds
- No points, submission only
- Ages 14 and up
- GI & No Gi
- If theres no winner in 5 minutes we flip a coin and take a seated back take with seatbelt hold, the fastest to escape or be submitted wins, 1 minute round
Whats allowed
- Intermediate level and above, if both people agree, leg locks and heel hooks allowed
Whats not allowed
- Novice or Beginner, no heel hooks or leg locks
- Slams are not permitted.
- Flying kani basami (scissor takedown) not permitted.
Whats frowned upon
- Jump guard and you are cleaning the toilets out
Equipment Needed
- For Gi – any colour welcome
- For no gi – rashguard and mma or thai shorts
- Gum shield
Stalling Penalty
If one of the competitors is clearly stalling, the referee will give a warning to that competitor and his or her corner.
If the stalling continues and is clearly obvious, the referee will stop the action and announce a penalty – 1 minute of “escape time” added to that competitor’s OT time. There are no limits to the amount of penalty calls that a referee can give.
The most common stalling penalties are given when one competitor is grounded and his opponent remains on his feet and refuses to attempt to pass the guard of the grounded opponent.
We are here to engage.
Overtime
If there is no submission after the regulation time limit, each competitor will have the chance to try to control their opponent from seated back take seatbelt hold, while the other has a chance to escape.
There will be a coin toss to determine which competitor will choose if they are starting on offence or defence.
Whoever holds the position longest wins. The overtime round will be one minute; if there is still no clear winner, as much as we dislike too, we call a draw.
K1 KICKBOXING RULES
Ages 8 & Up
Format
ADULTS 3 x 2 MINS ROUNDS
JUNIORS under 16 – 3 x 1.5 MINS ROUNDS.
- There are no points to be scored
- Both participants hands will be raised
- Ages 8 and up
This is NOT a fight, this is an opportunity to test your skill, not power, with other clubs and styles.
If you are to aggressive you will be stopped.
Whats allowed Intermediate & above Adults
If both people agree and you can control your power
- Clinch and knees to body allowed
- Catching kicks and Sweeps are allowed
- Spinning back fists are allowed
- Spinning kicks to the body are allowed
Whats not allowed
- Everyone – No head pull downs, no knees to the head
- Everyone – No strikes behind the head or spine.
- Everyone – No Elbows
Under 16
- No head shots
Stoppages
- If you look like you have taken a heavy shot or have been cut the match will be stopped by the referee
Equipment needed
- Gumshield
- Males – Groin Guard
- Adults 12-14oz gloves
- Juniors 4-8 oz or larger
- Shin guards
Advisory
- No head guards (speak with us if you are not sure)
BOXING RULES
Ages 16 & Up
Format
ADULTS over 16 only 3 x 2 MINS ROUNDS.
- There are no points to be scored
- Both participants hands will be raised
This is NOT a fight, this is an opportunity to test your skill, not power, with other clubs.
You will be stopped if you are to aggressive.
Whats allowed
- Boxing.
Whats not allowed
- Things that are not boxing.
Stoppages
- If you look like you have taken a heavy shot or have been cut, the match will be stopped by the referee.
- 3 strikes and out if you cannot control aggression.
Equipment needed
- Gumshield.
- Males – Groin Guard.
- 12-14oz gloves.
Advisory
- No head guards. (speak with us if you are not sure)
ALL CLUBS CAN ENTER
Banloca interclubs are Not fights; they are designed to introduce students of the combat arts to the competitive arena in a safe, friendly manner. They are a stepping stone to becoming a fighter and a place where you can test out your hard work and skill against other clubs and styles.