LINKS
click here for the ENGLISH categories
WALES
Categories will run in order however the WUMA hold
the right to change it.
BOS is a professionally run series
of Martial Arts Tournaments open to every club in the
country to test their martial skills against other styles.
Category winner at each event are awarded points that are accumulated
through the year, the winner is the one with the highest points at the
end.
Country Champions will be the one who has the most points in each
category at the end of the year, winners will be awarded a special
certificate.
To claim this certificate at the end of the year you send an email
to WUMA HQ saying what events you have won and we return your
certificate.
The winner of any BOS event are entitled to join the
British Squad and compete at the next WUMA Sicily World Championships in
November 2010
The winner of any BOS event in every category are
entitled at the end of the year to compete in the
British Grand Championships in December
British Championship fight offs 2010 is for winners to
compete against each other for a special plaque. "BE THERE IF YOU DARE"
CATEGORY RULES
Novice: Under 12 months
total training (From 1st lesson until the present day. All put
together i.e. if you had 2 months off don't count those 2 months
within the 12 months. If one has joined a new club then you add
both clubs training together.
Attention: If it is noticed that a Novice competitor is competing above a Novice
ability then it is the Judges and Promoters discretion to pull them out
and enter them into a more advanced category. Intermediate:
Under 2 years total training.
Advanced: Over 2 years
training. Training in all past styles to be included.
Adults: 16 years of age
and older Semi-Contact: Semi-Contact = (Points - Stop Start)
"5 Clear points or first to 10pts wins the bout"
Light-Contact: Light-Contact
(Continuous Sparring)
Pankration: MODERN GREEK PANKRATION
ATHLIMA. Strike &
Grapple. Stand, Strike then
Grapple (Light-Contact Continuous)
"If your opponent taps out while on the floor you win the bout"
If no tap out then the judges go by the who has worked and
controlled the most.
FORMS EVENT
FORMS
- 16 years
1.
Hard Style Japanese &
Korean Forms (all grades & Styles)
2. Soft Style Chinese - Forms (all
grades & Styles)
3. Creative & Weapons (music allowed) (all
grades & Styles)
FORMS
ADULTS
4.
Hard Style Japanese &
Korean Forms (all grades & Styles)
5. Soft Style Chinese - Forms (all
grades & Styles)
6. Creative & Weapons (music allowed) (all
grades & Styles)
7. Self-Defence
(2 persons of any age or grade)
UNDER 16YR OLD CHILDREN'S CATEGORIES please scroll down!
-16yrs SEMI-CONTACT POINTS
8. - 135cm boys & girls (Novice,
Intermediate & Advanced)
9. - 145cm boys & girls (Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
10. - 155cm boys
(Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
11. +155cm boys
(Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
12. - 155cm girls (Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
13. +155cm girls (Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
- 16yr LIGHT-CONTACT CONTINUOUS
14. - 135cm boys & girls (Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
15. - 145cm boys & girls (Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
16. - 155cm boys (Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
17. +155cm boys (Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
18. - 155cm girls
(Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
19. +155cm girls
(Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
ADULT CATEGORIES
LADIES Semi
- Contact Points
20. Openweight (Novice, Intermediate -
2years training)
21. - 62kg
(Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
22. +62kg
(Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
LADIES Light - Continuous
23. - 62kg
(Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
24. +62kg
(Novice, Intermediate & Advanced)
MENS Semi - Contact Points
25. - 75kg (Novice
& Intermediate under 2 years training)
26. +75kg (Novice
& Intermediate under 2 years training)
27. - 65kg (Advanced)
(Novice & Intermediate allowed in this category)
28. - 75kg (Advanced)
(Novice & Intermediate allowed in this category)
29. - 85kg (Advanced)
(Novice & Intermediate allowed in this category)
30. +85kg (Advanced)
(Novice & Intermediate allowed in this category)
MENS Light - Contact Continuous
31. - 75kg
(Novice & Intermediate under 2 years training)
32. +75kg
(Novice & Intermediate under 2 years training)
33. - 65kg
(Advanced)
(Novice & Intermediate allowed in this category)
34. - 75kg
(Advanced)
(Novice & Intermediate allowed in this category)
35. - 85kg
(Advanced)
(Novice & Intermediate allowed in this category)
36. +85kg
(Advanced)
(Novice & Intermediate allowed in this category)
STRIKE & GRAPPLE
37. Boys
(weights to be matched on the day)
38. Ladies
(weights to be matched on the day)
39. Men
(weights to be matched on the day)
MODERN GREEK PANKRATION ATHLINA
STRIKE & GRAPPLE
In preparation for future Olympics
Pankration is a martial arts sport
introduced in the
Greek
Olympic games in
648 BC. This martial art was founded as a blend of
boxing and wrestling. Because of this, the term Pankration
comes from the Greek παγκράτιον, literally meaning "all
powers" and that from πάν (pan) "all" + κράτος (kratos)
"strength" or "power". The term is also used to describe the
sport's modern variations. Some also argue it to be the
first all-encompassing fighting system in human history, and
it bears many similarities to modern MMA styles.




