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WUSHU  TECHNICAL  HANDBOOK  

                     

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Dear Delegates,

It’s a great pleasure to serve you with the Technical Handbook of the 3rd Islamic Solidarity Games, Pekanbaru, Riau, Indonesia 2013.

As we are looking forward to welcoming all participating countries, we have been working hand in hand with the Islamic Solidarity Sport Federation as well as National Sport Federations preparing the Technical Handbook for each sports.

We sincerely hope to carry out each sport competition at the highest level possible in order for participating countries’ best athletes to display their talents.

We also would like to provide the best service possible to International Federations to assist their officials in carrying out their functions, supporting the athletes, and managing the sports competitions and to also implement the rules and regulations of the respective IF’s.

Lastly, we will deliver our very best to fulfill all our obligations to the Islamic Solidarity Sport Federation.

With just over seven months remaining to complete our preparations for hosting the 3rd Islamic Solidarity Games 2013 Riau, we are pleased to present you with this Handbook and look forward to welcoming you all in Riau in June 2013.

Rita Subowo

Chairperson

INAISGOC 2013

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RIAU

FACT AND FIGURES

Riau province is one of the most fast-growing regions of Indonesia in

terms of economic, population and tourism. Riau Province occupies the

central part of eastern region on Sumatra Island, which straddles between

Malacca Straits, South China Sea and Berhala Straits. The Province is a

strategic region as it directly faces Malacca Straits and Singapore, one of

the busiest shipping lanes in the world.

Riau is one of the richest provinces in Indonesia. This province is rich

with natural resources, particularly petroleum and natural gas, rubber, and

palm oil. The majority of the province is heavily forested lowland; logging

is a major industry in the province.

Geography

Geographically, Riau Province lies on 445' North Altitude up to 115' South

Longitude or 10003' up to 10919' Greenwich and 650' up to 145' West

Longitude Jakarta, with natural borders as follows: North side: North

Sumatra Province, Malacca Straits South side: Jambi Province West Side:

West Sumatra Province East side: Riau Archipelago

Climate

This region is dominantly characterized by the sea climate with average

temperature of 30°C at day and 23°C at night throughout the year. Rainy

season falls on November (sometimes October) up to April while dry

season begins in July. Riau has tropical climate and in general is classified

into climate type "A" with relatively high rainfall, ranging from 2,000 to

3,000 mm per year in average.

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Topography

Most areas in Riau are lowland plain, including alluvial islands scattered

along coastal line with average elevation less than 200 m above sea level.

In mainland region, there are four big rivers, i.e. Rokan River, Siak River,

Kampar River and Indragiri River. These rivers spring from Bukit Barisan

mountain range stretching along the border Riau Province and West

Sumatra Province, and flow down to Malacca Straits. The rivers play an

important role as the means of transportation, sources of irrigation,

energy, and clean water as well as fishery resources.

Archipelagic region of Riau, on the other hand, is formed of volcanic

formation in the form of islands, big and small. The soil is in general of

Organosol type (Histosol), containing much organic substance. Wide Area

The territorial size of Riau Province is 329,867.16 km consisting of land

area 94,561,61 Km2 and water area 235,306,00 Km2. Riau population is

4,948,000 (2000 census).

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Tourist Information

Weekend: Saturday and Sunday

Working Hours: Govt. Offices: 08.00. – 16.00

Banks: 08.00 – 15.00

Private/Business: 08.00 - 16.00

Malls stay open until 22.00

Local Time: Greenwich Mean Time +7 hours

Electrical Current: 220 – 240V; frequency 440 Hz

Tipping: Local custom does not require that you leave a tip though it is

appreciated if you do.

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CHAPTER ONE

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. ORGANIZING BODIES

1.1 ISLAMIC SOLIDARITY SPORT FEDERATION

1.2 INAISGOC 2013 (INDONESIA ISLAMIC SOLIDARITY GAMES

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE)

A. NATIONAL COMMITTEE

Chairperson/ NOC President: Rita Subowo

Secretary/ NOC Secretary General: Timbul Thomas Lubis

B. CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Chairperson: Anthony Sunarjo

Secretary: Hifni Hasan

C. RIAU COMMITTEE

Chairperson/ Games Director: H.M Rusli Zainal

Secretary: H. Zulkifli Saleh

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D. COMPETITION COMMITTEE

Wushu Competition Manager: Iwan Kwok

Mobile phone: +62 – 816 – 310 – 010 - 1

Email: iwankwok@gmail.com

2. GENERAL COMPETITION SCHEDULE

3. ACCOMODATION

The accommodation service will accommodate all the athletes and team

officials of the 3rd Islamic Solidarity Games Riau 2013 for a period of 12

days, from June 6th to 17th 2013. An additional pre-opening period of two

weeks in order to enable NOC’s Chefs De Mission to complete the

administrative matters upon Delegation Registration Meeting, which will be

held prior to the arrival of their teams. Schedule for Delegation Registration

Meeting will be informed later.

Athlete Village and Hotels will accommodate the athletes and teams

officials for the whole length of their stay (from two days prior to opening

ceremony until one day after closing ceremony).

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4. ACCREDITATION

4.1 Process

The organization of a great sport event, such as the Islamic Solidarity

Games, necessitates strict access control to all official INAISGOC 2013

venues, zones, and area. This will be achieved through ticket allocation to

spectators and by accreditation to athletes and other games participants

with respective official job functions.

Every approved responsible organization will complete the accreditation

application process on behalf of its delegation, including the receipt and

distribution of the appropriate accreditation cards to each participant

before traveling to Pekanbaru, Riau. Upon arrival in Pekanbaru and

Jakarta, participants must validate their cards (see 4.2. Validation).

All participants must be accurately registered and duly accredited through

the INAISGOC 2013 accreditation process in order to take part in the 3rd

Islamic Solidarity Games Riau 2013.

4.2 Validation

Participants must present their accreditation cards, accompanied by either

a valid passport, National Identity Card (Indonesian National), or other

approved means of identity to the validation desk at Sultan Syarif Kasim II

International Airport (Pekanbaru, Riau) and/or Soekarno-Hatta

International Airport (Jakarta) or at INAISGOC primary accreditation centre

as specified in the Accreditation Manual.

5. TRANSPORTATION

A comprehensive transport system for athletes, team officials and technical

officials will be available exclusively for the 3rd Islamic Solidarity Games

Riau 2013. This will include:

• arrival service from International Airport to the accommodation

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• regularly scheduled shuttle service from accommodation to official

competition and training venues

• dedicated service to opening and closing ceremonies

• dedicated service to all official functions and/ or meetings

• departure service from the accommodation to Airport

Buses will provide the following services.

• Transportation services for the sports delegation upon arrival and

departure

• Providing shuttle bus for delegates to and from matches / training of

hotel

• Special vehicles for NOCs

• Provision of Transport for the Opening Ceremony and Closing

Ceremony.

• Transport Provision for Special Events

• Provision of Transport for NOCs in attending a Special Event

• Transport Provision for Official activities

• Transport Provision for Technical Officials, VIPs and media.

• Provision of Transport for INAISGOC

6. UNIFORMS

INAISGOC will provide all International Technical Officials/ Jury/ Referees

(ITOs), National Technical Officials (NTOs) and Technical Delegates with

appropriate attire and uniforms.

A sizing form will be sent in advance to all parties concerned. Forms must

be returned and received before the given deadline to ensure availability.

7. MEDICAL SERVICES

A first aid and emergency first response medical service will be provided

during the 3rd Islamic Solidarity Games Riau 2013 to any person requiring

medical assistance. This service will operate in official 3rd Islamic Solidarity

Games Riau 2013 competition and training venues during official operating

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hours. This service will comprise a dedicated medical team supported by an

ambulance service.

8. SPORT INFORMATION CENTRE

One main sports information center will be located inside the

Accommodations and a sports information desk will be located in each of

the competition venues.

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CHAPTER TWO

GENERAL RULES

9. PARTICIPANTS

9.1 Athletes of the I.S.S.F Member National Olympic Committees,

whose National Federations are affiliated to the International

Federation of the sport listed in the Games program, are

entitled to participate in the 3rd Islamic Solidarity Games

(ISG).

9.2 Every athlete shall hold the nationality of the country he

represents. If he has acquired a nationality of a member

country other than his own, he must complete a three-year

citizenship in the new country before the start of the Games,

as per article (3) of the General Regulations of the 3rd Islamic

Solidarity Games.

9.3 Individual passport shall be the only official ID document of

the athlete since collective passports shall not be considered

under any circumstances.

10. COMPETITION RULES

10.1 The Indonesian National Federation of the sport shall be

responsible for the management and technical organization of

competitions under the supervision of the respective Technical

Committee.

10.2 Competitions shall be organized according to the rules and

regulations of the respective International Federation of each sport.

The ISG Basic and General Regulations shall apply to matters of entry

and participation.

11. PROTESTS AND APPEALS

11.1 Protests and appeals against competitions and/or results shall be

submitted in written form by the team official to the Jury of Appeal

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of each sport in the specified time, so as to be dealt with within 24

hours, according to the International Rules of the concerned sport.

11.2 Appeals, against athletes’ eligibility shall be submitted in written

form, duly signed by the Chef-de-Mission or the Team Official to the

Athletes’ Eligibility Committee, by attaching relevant official

documents in support of the appeal.

11.3 The date and time of the appeal shall be registered upon submission

or receipt, to be endorsed by the signature of both the recipient and

the concerned team official.

11.4 Whenever a protest is lodged or an appeal is submitted, a sum of

US$100,or its equivalent in Indonesian Rupiah, shall be paid.

11.5 The protest or appeal shall be decided upon according to IF Rules,

the ISG General Rules and the Technical Handbook.

11.6 The above-mentioned fee is refundable in case the appeal is upheld;

otherwise it shall become revenue for the I.S.S.F. These fees are paid

against an official receipt issued by the Committee concerned.

12. PENALTIES

12.1 The Technical Delegate of each sport shall decide the penalties

which will be applied to athletes, coaches, officials and spectators -

as per IF Rules - based on the nature and degree of the violation.

12.2 The Referees’ Committee of each sport shall decide the penalties

which will be applied to referees or judges according to the nature

and degree of the violation.

13. DOPING CONTROL

13.1 Every athlete is obliged and committed to respond positively to the

call of the Sports Medicine and Doping Control Committee whenever

asked to conduct his tests. If any athlete objects or fails to respond

to the Committee’s written notification communicating the time and

place specified for collecting the samples, his results shall be nullified

and he shall be excluded from the competition.

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13.2 The I.S.S.F Sports Medicine and Doping Control Committee shall be

the sole authority responsible for the collection of the athletes’

samples.

13.3 In the case of positive results, the Games Secretary General shall be

informed thereof; the same shall be announced by the Supervision &

Coordination Committee in the presence of the Chairman of Anti-

Doping Committee. The Supervision & Coordination Committee shall

send a written notification to the Chef-de-Mission of the

concerned athlete delegation, and shall take the necessary measures

nullifying his/her competition results, excluding him/her from the

remaining competitions, and thus restituting the awarded medals or

diplomas. In this case, IF rules will be applied for re- arranging the

final ranking order.

13.4 The Chef-de-Mission, his representative, or team official may apply to

the Sports Medicine and Anti-Doping Committee with a request for

conducting a “B” sample tests of the faulting athlete.

13.5 The participating NOCs, the concerned International Federation as

well as the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and shall be informed

by I.S.S.F.

14. ENTRY FORMS AND DEADLINES

The following deadlines are to be observed:

14.1 October 5th 2012

INAISGOC shall send the Estimated Team Size forms to member

NOCs.

14.2 November 5th 2012 – 24:00 HRS West Indonesia Time

Deadline for returning the Estimated Team Size form. In this form,

each NOC shall determine the sports in which it will take part.

14.3 November 10th 2012

INAISGOC shall send the Entry Forms by Number to member NOCs.

14.4 December 10th 2012 – 24:00 HRS West Indonesia Time

Deadline for returning the Entry Forms by Number. In this form, each

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NOC shall determine the number of its participants in every sport.

14.5 January 5th 2013

INAISGOC shall send the Final Entry Forms by Name to member

NOCs.

14.6 April 5th 2013 – 24:00 HRS West Indonesia Time

Deadline for returning the Final Entry Forms by Name. In this form,

each NOC shall determine the names of members of participating

delegation.

15. TECHNICAL DELEGATE

International Sport Federation upon the request of Indonesia National

Sport Federation on behalf of Organizing Committee shall designate 1

(one) Technical Delegate for the respective sport before the Games.

Technical Delegates shall not be from countries that participate in the

respective sport competition.

15.1 Responsibilities

15.1.1 Supervising and following up the Games competitions and

submitting periodic reports to the Organizing Committee, which

shall, in turn, refer them to the Supervision & Coordination

Committee, if necessary.

15.1.2 Endorsing the competitions’ results according to the reports

submitted by the Referees’ Committee.

15.1.3 Deciding upon the submitted protests or referring them to the

Appeals Committee according to rules of the International

Federation of the sport.

15.1.4 Applying penalties on athletes, coaches and officials.

15.1.5 Proposing changes of competition timetables and venues in case

of emergency.

15.2 Meetings of Technical Delegates and Team Managers

Meetings of the Technical Committee and Team Managers of each sport

shall be held upon an invitation from Technical Delegates.

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16. REFEREES AND JUDGES COMMITTEES

16.1 Composition

International Sport Federation upon the request of Indonesia National

Sport Federation on behalf of Organizing Committee shall appoint Juries of

Appeal for each sport. A committee member shall not attend the meetings

at which appeals and protests related to his country are discussed.

16.2 Responsibilities

16.2.1 Applying penalties to referees and judges when necessary.

16.2.2 Holding meetings for referees and judges prior to the start of the

Games in order to consider judging-related matters, and holding

any other meetings when necessity arises.

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CHAPTER THREE

TECHNICAL RULES

17. VENUE AND SCHEDULE

17.1 Wushu competition shall be organized in Pekanbaru, Riau during the

period from June 7th – 11th 2013 for men.

17.2 Wushu competitions shall be staged in GOR Beladiri Rumbai,

Pekanbaru, Riau.

17.3 Training venues have been prepared for the participating teams

according to a schedule made by the Organizing Committee and

distributed to the teams participating in the Games.

18. TECHNICAL MEETING

18.1 The technical meeting shall be held on June 6th 2013 at GOR

Beladiri Rumbai, Pekanbaru.

18.2 The meeting shall be attended by:

• Technical Delegate

• Representatives of the sport Referees and Judges’ Committee.

• Two members of each team (official and/orcoach).

18.3 The meeting aims at providing the necessary information on the

progress of events as well as the explanations related to the

implementation of the Rules of the International Wushu Federation

and the provisions of the Wushu Technical Regulations.

19. PARTICIPATION

19.1 Wushu competitions shall not be held unless at least eight (8)

countries participate.

The Organizing Committee and the Supervision & Coordination

Committee may opt to organize events that do not meet the said

requirement, if deemed necessary for the success of the Games.

19.2 Individual competitions, in which one or more competitors represent

the same country in each event, shall be held if the participants are

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at least eight competitors from eight different countries. However, if

fewer competitors arrive to the competition venue, the Supervision

& Coordination Committee together with the Organizing Committee

may decide to hold competitions among five competitors from five

countries at least; otherwise, competitions shall be organized

among the competitors who have arrived and in such case

no diplomas and no medals shall be awarded to the athletes.

19.3 Each National Olympic Committee whose National Federation is

affiliated to the International Wushu Federation is entitled to

participate with

o One (1) Team Manager

o Four (4) Coaches (2 for Taolu and 2 for Sanda)

o Two (2) IWUF 2010 Licensed Judges: one (1) for Taolu and

one (1) for Sanda

o Max. six (6) men + four (4) women for Taolu

o Each participating NOC may enter one (1) team of men for

Duilian event (including barehand or with weapon, two (2) or

three (3) athletes in one team)

o Each participating team may enter maximum of five (5) men

athletes for Sanda.

o Maximum limit for participating for each NOC is fifteen (15)

event for Taolu and Sanda event.

20. EVENTS

20.1 Taolu

No Men Women 1 Changquan Changquan 2 Nanquan Nanquan 3 Nan Dao + Nan Gun Nan Dao + Nan Gun 4 Dao Shu + Gun Shu Jian Shu + Qiang Shu 5 Jian Shu + Qiang Shu Taiji Quan 6 Taiji Quan Taiji Jian 7 Taiji Jian 8 Duillian

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20.2 Sanda

No Men 1 48 Kg 2 52 Kg 3 56 Kg 4 60 Kg 5 65 Kg 6 70 Kg

21. COMPETITION TIMETABLE

Date Time Activity 5/6/13 Arrival Team and Judges

6/6/13

08.00 – 09.00 am Sanda Weighing – in

09.00 am Judges Meeting

10.00 – 10.30 am Technical Meeting for Team Manager and Coaches

10.30 – 11.30 am Drawing of Lots

01.00 – 06.00 pm Scheculed Team’s Training

7/6/13 08.00 – 12.00 am Scheculed Team’s Training

01.00 – 06.00 pm Scheculed Team’s Training

8/6/13 09.00 – 12.00 am

Taolu Competition : 1. Taolu Men

a. Taiji Quan (Final) b. Nan Quan (Final) c. Jian Shu

2. Taolu Women a. Taiji Quan (Final) b. Nan QUan (Final) c. Jian Shu

Award Ceremony for number final

02.00 -05.30 pm

Sanda Competition Quality: a. Category 48 Kg b. Category 52 Kg c. Category 56 Kg d. Category 60 Kg e. Category 65 Kg f. Category 70 Kg

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9/6/13

09.00 – 12.00 am

Taolu Competition : 1. Taolu Men a. Changquan (Final) b. Nan Dao c. Dao Shu 2. Taolu Women a. Changquan (Final) b. Nan Dao

Award Ceremony for number final

02.00 -05.30 pm

Sanda Competition (Quarter Final): a. Category 48 Kg b. Category 52 Kg c. Category 56 Kg d. Category 60 Kg e. Category 65 Kg f. Category 70 Kg

10/6/13

09.00 – 12.00 am

Taolu Competition : 1. Taolu Men

a. Taiji Jian (Final) b. Nan Gun (2 Event Final) c. Gun Shu (2 Event Final) d. Qiang Shu (2 Event Final)

2. Taolu Women a. Taiji Jian (Final) b. Nan Gun (2 Event Final) c. Qiang Shu (2 Event Final)

Award Ceremony for number final

02.00 -05.30 pm

Sanda Competition (Semifinal) : a. Category 48 Kg b. Category 52 Kg c. Category 56 Kg d. Category 60 Kg e. Category 65 Kg f. Category 70 Kg

11/6/13 09.00 – 12.00 am

Taolu Competition : 1. Taolu Men

a. Duillian (Final) Award Ceremony for number final

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02.00 -05.30 pm

Sanda Competition (Final) : a. Category 48 Kg b. Category 52 Kg c. Category 56 Kg d. Category 60 Kg e. Category 65 Kg

f. Category 70 Kg Award Ceremony for Sanda

12/6/13 Depature Team and Judges

22. COMPETITION FORMAT, RULES AND REGULATION

22.1 All competitions shall be carried out in accordance with the IWUF

Rules. In the case of any controversy over the interpretation of

rules, the Chinese version of the IWUF rules shall be considered

binding. Issues that are not covered shall be dealt with according to

the following:

o For technical matters, the IWUF Rules are binding.

o For general matters, ISG Basic regulations, General Rules and

this Technical Handbook should be consulted

22.2 The Knock-Out system will be adopted in Sanda competition. If the

number of competition is less than 4, a single round will be

adopted.

22.3 In Taolu competition, the scoring criteria will be implemented

according to optional routing of the competition rules.

22.4 Athletes can choose the degree of difficulty of movements of

categories A and B. If they choose the degree of movements of

categories C, the value will be awarded according to the value of

degree of difficulty of movements of category B.

22.5 At the same category of degree of difficulty, the movement with the

same degree can be done two times at most, but the movement

with degree of difficulty of connection movements cannot be

repeated.

22.6 Music shall be accompanied to Taijiquan and Taijijian. 0.2 point will

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be deducted if there is no music (lyrics are not permitted)

accompanied to the said routines.

23. PROTEST

23.1 All protest shall be dealt with according to the rules of IWUF. The

Jury of Appeal shall only accept a protest in written form, signed by

the team manager, within fifteen (15) minutes after the conclusion

of each event.

23.2 Protest Fee shall be as mentioned in Point 11.4 of Chapter II.

24. APPAREL

24.1 Competitors must wear the Wushu official competition uniform in

accordance with the IWUF Rules.

25. EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES

25.1 All equipment, accessories and mats used in Wushu competitions

must comply with the International Wushu Federation Rules.

26. MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, AND VICTORY CEREMONIES

26.1 Victory ceremonies shall be held directly following the end of

each competition. Winners shall wear their training suits or the

official uniform of their National Olympic Committees.

26.2 Winners shall be granted the following medals and diplomas:

TAOLU

- The first prize: a gold medal and diploma for first-place winner.

- The second prize: a silver medal and diploma for second-place

winner.

- The third prize: bronze medals and diploma for the third-place

and shared third-place winners.

Note Prize for Duillian event shall be awarded according to

number of the athletes

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SANDA

- The first prize: a gold medal and diploma for first-place winner.

- The second prize: a silver medal and diploma for second-place

winner.

- The third prize: bronze medals and diploma for the losing semi

finalist.

26.3 The competitors ranked from the fifth to (5th ) the eighth (8th )

positions are awarded ranking certificates.