I. General principles
1. Climb the wall
1. 1 All competitions approved by the International Competition Climbing Committee (ICC) must be conducted on artificial climbing walls specially designed for climbing competitions.
A straight line with a height of at least 12m, a width of at least 3m and a design length of at least 15m is enough.
1.2 All surfaces of the climbing wall can be used as climbing walls.
1.3 climbing shall not use the side or upper edge of the board.
1.4 If the climbing route must be demarcated on the board to distinguish it from other routes, the sideline shall adopt continuous and clearly identifiable standards.
Show.
1.5 The starting line of the climbing route must be clearly marked.
2. Competition type
2. 1. Definition
A) Difficulty Competition: Competitors climb in the vanguard, which is guaranteed from below. All quick buckles are hung up in advance according to the regulations. Contestants; candidates
The grade of the site is determined by the height reached (the maximum distance along its route axis at the intersection or ceiling);
B) Difficulty duel competition: The technical rules of this kind of competition are the same as those of general difficulty competition. But the final is a speed race.
The final also adopts the single elimination system.
C) Speed race: the contestants are guaranteed from above, and the ranking of the race is determined by the climbing time of the climber;
D) Bouldering: The competition consists of a series of personal technical climbing questions. All problems must be identified according to safety considerations.
The total number of points secured (above or below) or climbed in an uncertain way determines his ranking in this field.
2.2 Difficulty and difficulty knockout can be climbed in the following ways:
A) On-site climbing: Start climbing after the approved observation route;
B) Start climbing after the previous climber's approved demonstration;
C) Start climbing after the approved practice.
2.3. The speed race starts after the recognized pre-climber demonstrates climbing.
2.4. International competitions may include four events: difficulty, difficulty elimination, speed and bouldering, but not all international competitions must include each event.
Project.
3. Safety
3. 1 Please refer to Section 5 of Chapter 2 for the safety regulations of all rock climbing competitions.
4. Registration and quarantine areas
4. 1 All players who are eligible to participate in this competition must report to the isolation area within the time stipulated by the referee or announced by the general assembly. It is the responsibility of the team manager and players to fully understand the details of each game. Failure to pay attention to the details of the regulations (or any printed program changes) should not be regarded as a legal reason for not complying with the regulations.
4.2 Only the following designated personnel are allowed to enter the isolation area:
(a) ICC staff;
B) Staff of the trade union of the host member;
C) qualified players;
D) Approved team members;
E) Other personnel specially approved by the presiding judge. Personnel must stay in the isolation zone accompanied and guided by approved staff to maintain the safety of the isolation zone and avoid undue interference to the players;
F) Animals are not allowed to enter the quarantine area.
5. Route observation and practice
5. 1 route observation period: Unless otherwise specified, the competitors whose difficulty, difficulty elimination, speed and bouldering have been reported to the venue will start the competition.
There is an observation period before starting to study the route. Team staff are not allowed to accompany players into the observation area. All contestants in the observation area must
Observe the regulations of the quarantine area.
5.2 The observation time shall be decided by the referee after consultation with international climbers, and shall not exceed 6 minutes.
5.3 Players must be in the designated observation area during the observation period, and are not allowed to climb the board or stand on any equipment, tables and chairs. Players are not allowed
To contact people outside the observation area in any way, you can only ask the referee or category referee about the game.
Close the problem.
5.4 During the observation period, players must observe the route with binoculars and draw pictures or take notes by hand. Other observation or recording equipment does not
Allow. Players should touch the climbing point, but their feet must not leave the ground. It is the player's responsibility to fully understand all the rules about the competition route.
With instructions.
5.5 Except during the official observation period, the competitor shall not obtain any route information.
5.6 After the observation period, the players should immediately return to the isolation zone. Any undue delay or violation of the instructions of the referee or panel referee will be punished.
Give a "yellow card" warning, and further delay will disqualify the competition according to the provisions of Chapter VI.
5.7 Route practice: When the competition can be practiced in advance, the referee will decide the timetable, procedures and selection after consultation with international climbers.
Length of hand exercises.
6. Preparation before climbing the mountain
6. 1 After being told to leave the isolation area and enter the preparation area, the contestants shall not be accompanied by anyone except the approved staff.
6.2 After arriving at the preparation area, the competitor must put on the rock shoes, tie the rope with the specified knots, and make the final preparations for climbing.
6.3 Before allowing competitors to climb the route, all climbing equipment and knots must be inspected and approved by the designated staff.
Comply with safety and other ICC regulations. Specifies that the knot used is an "8" knot. Players care about the equipment and clothes they wear when climbing.
The equipment assumes full and sole responsibility. Use unauthorized equipment, unauthorized modification of knots and racing vests, and non-compliance.
Players who advertise or violate any ICC regulations may be disqualified immediately. After the players leave the preliminaries, no matter in any
Do not return to the quarantine area under any circumstances.
6.4 Athletes must complete the preparations for leaving the reserve area and enter the competition venue under the guidance. Any undue delay or non-conforming grouping
The referee's instructions shall be given a "yellow card" immediately, and any further delay will be disqualified according to the provisions of Chapter VI.
7. Maintenance of climbing wall
7. 1 The Chief Alignment Officer (Congress) must ensure that there is an experienced maintenance team at each site.
Maintenance and repair should be carried out at any time according to the requirements of the group referee. Maintenance must be carried out in a fast and safe way. The referee has the right
Observe the safety procedures, and you can ask anyone who violates the safety procedures to leave the competition venue.
7.2 Rock point repair: Under the guidance of the organizing committee, the chief aligner shall immediately handle any replacement and/or repair work. after work
At that time, international climbers should check and inform the referee whether the change of training will cause unfair advantages or disadvantages to climbers who climb later.
Li. The referee's decision to continue, stop or restart the game will be final, and the appeal against this decision will not be accepted.
Accept.
7.3 Rock Point Cleaning: Before each competition, the group judges (after consultation with international climbers) decide to clean the rock points on the climbing wall.
Frequency and mode, and announced at the technical meeting before observing the route.
8. Technical events
8. 1 technical events are defined as:
A) Tight ropes help or hinder players;
B) Rock tip is broken or loose;
C) Improper position of quick buckle or shackle;
D) Any unexpected event that is unfavorable or unfair to the player caused by non-player behavior.
8.2 Ensure that the operator must always keep the rope slack properly. Any rope tension will be regarded as an external help or hindrance to the players, and the technical events will be announced by the group judges.
8.3 Technical accidents shall be handled in the following ways:
A) When the technical competition is proposed by the judging panel:
(1) If the competitor is willing and still in the proper position, he can choose to continue climbing or technical events. When the contestants choose to continue climbing, then don't.
May appeal again for reasons related to technical accidents.
(2) If the competitor is in an inappropriate position due to a technical event, the group referee shall immediately decide whether to announce the technical event and stop the competitor's climbing.
Climbing (and according to the regulations of technical events, competitors are allowed to climb again later).
B) When an athlete proposes a technical competition:
(1) When climbing, the competitor must point out the nature of the technical project and continue or stop climbing with the consent of the group referee. Ruxuan
If you choose to continue climbing, you may not complain about the reasons related to technical accidents. When a player is not active due to a technical incident
After the position is determined, the panel referee shall make a decision immediately, which is final.
(2) When a player falls and claims that a technical incident caused the fall, he should be immediately sent to a special isolation area to wait for the claimed skills.
The investigation results of surgical events. The chief aligner shall immediately check the announced technical events and report them to international climbers, group judges and
Referee's report The referee makes the final decision (after considering the technical events and any improper use of the rock points by the players).
No further appeal against the decision will be accepted.
C) After the technical accident is confirmed, the players should be given recovery time in a separate isolation area, and the players are not allowed to talk with people other than ICC and conference staff.
Employee contact. Players must immediately decide when to start the next climb. Climbing must be behind and below the next competitor.
Before five contestants. Athletes have a maximum of 20 minutes' rest between climbs.
D) After the legal climbing is completed, the best achievements of the competitors on the climbing route shall be recorded.
9. ranking of each game
9. 1 The difficulty, difficulty elimination, speed and ranking of each game in the bouldering competition shall be determined according to the relevant regulations of the competition.
10. Stop climbing the route
10. 1 The climbing of the route is suspended, and it shall be handled according to the relevant regulations of the competition.
10.2 Players are allowed to descend at any time of climbing as long as they do not violate the regulations on stopping climbing.
1 1. Video shot for the referee (official video conference video)
1 1. 1 When a player is suspected of violating the rules in climbing, the team will be cut if the group referee thinks it is necessary to check the video to determine whether the player has violated the rules.
The judge should let the contestants continue to climb. After the competitor finishes climbing, the judging panel shall immediately inform the competitor that his/her performance must be performed at this stage.
After the game, you can check the video again to confirm.
1 1.2 height measurement: For the questionable height measurement, the judges in groups can check the video of the conference after the game for confirmation.
Identify the height.
1 1.3 The video is for the referee's use.
A) Grouping judges and presiding judges can only use the video of the conference as the judging basis.
B) Only judges, group judges, international climbers and ICC representatives can watch the video of the conference. Rules of rock climbing competition
I. General principles
1. Climb the wall
1. 1 All competitions approved by the International Competition Climbing Committee (ICC) must be conducted on artificial climbing walls specially designed for climbing competitions.
A straight line with a height of at least 12m, a width of at least 3m and a design length of at least 15m is enough.
1.2 All surfaces of the climbing wall can be used as climbing walls.
1.3 climbing shall not use the side or upper edge of the board.
1.4 If the climbing route must be demarcated on the board to distinguish it from other routes, the sideline shall adopt continuous and clearly identifiable standards.
Show.
1.5 The starting line of the climbing route must be clearly marked.
2. Competition type
2. 1. Definition
A) Difficulty Competition: Competitors climb in the vanguard, which is guaranteed from below. All quick buckles are hung up in advance according to the regulations. Contestants; candidates
The grade of the site is determined by the height reached (the maximum distance along its route axis at the intersection or ceiling);
B) Difficulty duel competition: The technical rules of this kind of competition are the same as those of general difficulty competition. But the final is a speed race.
The final also adopts the single elimination system.
C) Speed race: the contestants are guaranteed from above, and the ranking of the race is determined by the climbing time of the climber;
D) Bouldering: The competition consists of a series of personal technical climbing questions. All problems must be identified according to safety considerations.
The total number of points secured (above or below) or climbed in an uncertain way determines his ranking in this field.
2.2 Difficulty and difficulty knockout can be climbed in the following ways:
A) On-site climbing: Start climbing after the approved observation route;
B) Start climbing after the previous climber's approved demonstration;
C) Start climbing after the approved practice.
2.3. The speed race starts after the recognized pre-climber demonstrates climbing.
2.4. International competitions may include four events: difficulty, difficulty elimination, speed and bouldering, but not all international competitions must include each event.
Project.
3. Safety
3. 1 Please refer to Section 5 of Chapter 2 for the safety regulations of all rock climbing competitions.
4. Registration and quarantine areas
4. 1 All players who are eligible to participate in this competition must report to the isolation area within the time stipulated by the referee or announced by the general assembly. It is the responsibility of the team manager and players to fully understand the details of each game. Failure to pay attention to the details of the regulations (or any printed program changes) should not be regarded as a legal reason for not complying with the regulations.
4.2 Only the following designated personnel are allowed to enter the isolation area:
(a) ICC staff;
B) Staff of the trade union of the host member;
C) qualified players;
D) Approved team members;
E) Other personnel specially approved by the presiding judge. Personnel must stay in the isolation zone accompanied and guided by approved staff to maintain the safety of the isolation zone and avoid undue interference to the players;
F) Animals are not allowed to enter the quarantine area.
5. Route observation and practice
5. 1 route observation period: Unless otherwise specified, the competitors whose difficulty, difficulty elimination, speed and bouldering have been reported to the venue will start the competition.
There is an observation period before starting to study the route. Team staff are not allowed to accompany players into the observation area. All contestants in the observation area must
Observe the regulations of the quarantine area.
5.2 The observation time shall be decided by the referee after consultation with international climbers, and shall not exceed 6 minutes.
5.3 Players must be in the designated observation area during the observation period, and are not allowed to climb the board or stand on any equipment, tables and chairs. Players are not allowed
To contact people outside the observation area in any way, you can only ask the referee or category referee about the game.
Close the problem.
5.4 During the observation period, players must observe the route with binoculars and draw pictures or take notes by hand. Other observation or recording equipment does not
Allow. Players should touch the climbing point, but their feet must not leave the ground. It is the player's responsibility to fully understand all the rules about the competition route.
With instructions.
5.5 Except during the official observation period, the competitor shall not obtain any route information.
5.6 After the observation period, the players should immediately return to the isolation zone. Any undue delay or violation of the instructions of the referee or panel referee will be punished.
Give a "yellow card" warning, and further delay will disqualify the competition according to the provisions of Chapter VI.
5.7 Route practice: When the competition can be practiced in advance, the referee will decide the timetable, procedures and selection after consultation with international climbers.
Length of hand exercises.
6. Preparation before climbing the mountain
6. 1 After being told to leave the isolation area and enter the preparation area, the contestants shall not be accompanied by anyone except the approved staff.
6.2 After arriving at the preparation area, the competitor must put on the rock shoes, tie the rope with the specified knots, and make the final preparations for climbing.
6.3 Before allowing competitors to climb the route, all climbing equipment and knots must be inspected and approved by the designated staff.
Comply with safety and other ICC regulations. Specifies that the knot used is an "8" knot. Players care about the equipment and clothes they wear when climbing.
The equipment assumes full and sole responsibility. Use unauthorized equipment, unauthorized modification of knots and racing vests, and non-compliance.
Players who advertise or violate any ICC regulations may be disqualified immediately. After the players leave the preliminaries, no matter in any
Do not return to the quarantine area under any circumstances.
6.4 Athletes must complete the preparations for leaving the reserve area and enter the competition venue under the guidance. Any undue delay or non-conforming grouping
The referee's instructions shall be given a "yellow card" immediately, and any further delay will be disqualified according to the provisions of Chapter VI.
7. Maintenance of climbing wall
7. 1 The Chief Alignment Officer (Congress) must ensure that there is an experienced maintenance team at each site.
Maintenance and repair should be carried out at any time according to the requirements of the group referee. Maintenance must be carried out in a fast and safe way. The referee has the right
Observe the safety procedures, and you can ask anyone who violates the safety procedures to leave the competition venue.
7.2 Rock point repair: Under the guidance of the organizing committee, the chief aligner shall immediately handle any replacement and/or repair work. after work
At that time, international climbers should check and inform the referee whether the change of training will cause unfair advantages or disadvantages to climbers who climb later.
Li. The referee's decision to continue, stop or restart the game will be final, and the appeal against this decision will not be accepted.
Accept.
7.3 Rock Point Cleaning: Before each competition, the group judges (after consultation with international climbers) decide to clean the rock points on the climbing wall.
Frequency and mode, and announced at the technical meeting before observing the route.
8. Technical events
8. 1 technical events are defined as:
A) Tight ropes help or hinder players;
B) Rock tip is broken or loose;
C) Improper position of quick buckle or shackle;
D) Any unexpected event that is unfavorable or unfair to the player caused by non-player behavior.
8.2 Ensure that the operator must always keep the rope slack properly. Any rope tension will be regarded as an external help or hindrance to the players, and the technical events will be announced by the group judges.
8.3 Technical accidents shall be handled in the following ways:
A) When the technical competition is proposed by the judging panel:
(1) If the competitor is willing and still in the proper position, he can choose to continue climbing or technical events. When the contestants choose to continue climbing, then don't.
May appeal again for reasons related to technical accidents.
(2) If the competitor is in an inappropriate position due to a technical event, the group referee shall immediately decide whether to announce the technical event and stop the competitor's climbing.
Climbing (and according to the regulations of technical events, competitors are allowed to climb again later).
B) When an athlete proposes a technical competition:
(1) When climbing, the competitor must point out the nature of the technical project and continue or stop climbing with the consent of the group referee. Ruxuan
If you choose to continue climbing, you may not complain about the reasons related to technical accidents. When a player is not active due to a technical incident
After the position is determined, the panel referee shall make a decision immediately, which is final.
(2) When a player falls and claims that a technical incident caused the fall, he should be immediately sent to a special isolation area to wait for the claimed skills.
The investigation results of surgical events. The chief aligner shall immediately check the announced technical events and report them to international climbers, group judges and
Referee's report The referee makes the final decision (after considering the technical events and any improper use of the rock points by the players).
No further appeal against the decision will be accepted.
C) After the technical accident is confirmed, the players should be given recovery time in a separate isolation area, and the players are not allowed to talk with people other than ICC and conference staff.
Employee contact. Players must immediately decide when to start the next climb. Climbing must be behind and below the next competitor.
Before five contestants. Athletes have a maximum of 20 minutes' rest between climbs.
D) After the legal climbing is completed, the best achievements of the competitors on the climbing route shall be recorded.
9. ranking of each game
9. 1 The difficulty, difficulty elimination, speed and ranking of each game in the bouldering competition shall be determined according to the relevant regulations of the competition.
10. Stop climbing the route
10. 1 The climbing of the route is suspended, and it shall be handled according to the relevant regulations of the competition.
10.2 Players are allowed to descend at any time of climbing as long as they do not violate the regulations on stopping climbing.
1 1. Video shot for the referee (official video conference video)
1 1. 1 When a player is suspected of violating the rules in climbing, the team will be cut if the group referee thinks it is necessary to check the video to determine whether the player has violated the rules.
The judge should let the contestants continue to climb. After the competitor finishes climbing, the judging panel shall immediately inform the competitor that his/her performance must be performed at this stage.
After the game, you can check the video again to confirm.
1 1.2 height measurement: For the questionable height measurement, the judges in groups can check the video of the conference after the game for confirmation.
Identify the height.
1 1.3 The video is for the referee's use.
A) Grouping judges and presiding judges can only use the video of the conference as the judging basis.
B) Only judges, group judges, international climbers and ICC representatives can watch the video of the conference. Rules of rock climbing competition
I. General principles
1. Climb the wall
1. 1 All competitions approved by the International Competition Climbing Committee (ICC) must be conducted on artificial climbing walls specially designed for climbing competitions.
A straight line with a height of at least 12m, a width of at least 3m and a design length of at least 15m is enough.
1.2 All surfaces of the climbing wall can be used as climbing walls.
1.3 climbing shall not use the side or upper edge of the board.
1.4 If the climbing route must be demarcated on the board to distinguish it from other routes, the sideline shall adopt continuous and clearly identifiable standards.
Show.
1.5 The starting line of the climbing route must be clearly marked.
2. Competition type
2. 1. Definition
A) Difficulty Competition: Competitors climb in the vanguard, which is guaranteed from below. All quick buckles are hung up in advance according to the regulations. Contestants; candidates
The grade of the site is determined by the height reached (the maximum distance along its route axis at the intersection or ceiling);
B) Difficulty duel competition: The technical rules of this kind of competition are the same as those of general difficulty competition. But the final is a speed race.
The final also adopts the single elimination system.
C) Speed race: the contestants are guaranteed from above, and the ranking of the race is determined by the climbing time of the climber;
D) Bouldering: The competition consists of a series of personal technical climbing questions. All problems must be identified according to safety considerations.
The total number of points secured (above or below) or climbed in an uncertain way determines his ranking in this field.
2.2 Difficulty and difficulty knockout can be climbed in the following ways:
A) On-site climbing: Start climbing after the approved observation route;
B) Start climbing after the previous climber's approved demonstration;
C) Start climbing after the approved practice.
2.3. The speed race starts after the recognized pre-climber demonstrates climbing.
2.4. International competitions may include four events: difficulty, difficulty elimination, speed and bouldering, but not all international competitions must include each event.
Project.
3. Safety
3. 1 Please refer to Section 5 of Chapter 2 for the safety regulations of all rock climbing competitions.
4. Registration and quarantine areas
4. 1 All players who are eligible to participate in this competition must report to the isolation area within the time stipulated by the referee or announced by the general assembly. It is the responsibility of the team manager and players to fully understand the details of each game. Failure to pay attention to the details of the regulations (or any printed program changes) should not be regarded as a legal reason for not complying with the regulations.
4.2 Only the following designated personnel are allowed to enter the isolation area:
(a) ICC staff;
B) Staff of the trade union of the host member;
C) qualified players;
D) Approved team members;
E) Other personnel specially approved by the presiding judge. Personnel must stay in the isolation zone accompanied and guided by approved staff to maintain the safety of the isolation zone and avoid undue interference to the players;
F) Animals are not allowed to enter the quarantine area.
5. Route observation and practice
5. 1 route observation period: Unless otherwise specified, the competitors whose difficulty, difficulty elimination, speed and bouldering have been reported to the venue will start the competition.
There is an observation period before starting to study the route. Team staff are not allowed to accompany players into the observation area. All contestants in the observation area must
Observe the regulations of the quarantine area.
5.2 The observation time shall be decided by the referee after consultation with international climbers, and shall not exceed 6 minutes.
5.3 Players must be in the designated observation area during the observation period, and are not allowed to climb the board or stand on any equipment, tables and chairs. Players are not allowed
To contact people outside the observation area in any way, you can only ask the referee or category referee about the game.
Close the problem.
5.4 During the observation period, players must observe the route with binoculars and draw pictures or take notes by hand. Other observation or recording equipment does not
Allow. Players should touch the climbing point, but their feet must not leave the ground. It is the player's responsibility to fully understand all the rules about the competition route.
With instructions.
5.5 Except during the official observation period, the competitor shall not obtain any route information.
5.6 After the observation period, the players should immediately return to the isolation zone. Any undue delay or violation of the instructions of the referee or panel referee will be punished.
Give a "yellow card" warning, and further delay will disqualify the competition according to the provisions of Chapter VI.
5.7 Route practice: When the competition can be practiced in advance, the referee will decide the timetable, procedures and selection after consultation with international climbers.
Length of hand exercises.
B) Only judges, group judges, international climbers and ICC representatives can watch the video of the conference.