Divisions

Combatthlon Grappling

For Combatthlon Grappling, we can adapt four levels of competition by integrating four types of grappling based on NAGA rules and levels. The highest level will incorporate Combat Jiu-Jitsu rules.

Level	Age Groups	Forms of Grappling	Description
Beginner	Kids (7-9), Younger Cadets (10-12)	Gi Grappling, No-Gi Grappling	Basic techniques, focus on control and safety
Intermediate	Older Cadets (13-15), Younger Juniors (16-18)	Gi Grappling, No-Gi Grappling, Submission Wrestling	Development of complex techniques, introduction to submission strategies
Advanced	Older Juniors (16-18), Seniors (19-40)	Gi Grappling, No-Gi Grappling, Submission Wrestling, Sambo	Proficiency in various disciplines, emphasis on throws and leg locks
Elite	Seniors (19-40), Veterans (41+)	Gi Grappling, No-Gi Grappling, Submission Wrestling, Combat Jiu-Jitsu	Highest level of skill and competition, introduction of open-hand strikes

Combatthlon MMA

For Combatthlon MMA, combining the four types of striking and four types of grappling can create a comprehensive and progressive competition structure. Each level will integrate striking and grappling rules suitable for the participants’ skill and experience

Level	Age Groups	Striking Rules	Description
Beginner	Kids (7-9), Younger Cadets (10-12)	Point Fighting, Light Contact	Focus on control and skill development with minimal impact
Intermediate	Older Cadets (13-15), Younger Juniors (16-18)	Point Fighting, Light Contact, Low Kick	Refinement of techniques, introduction to dynamic movements and submissions
Advanced	Older Juniors (16-18), Seniors (19-40)	Light Contact, Low Kick, Full Contact	Higher intensity and complexity, emphasis on power and advanced techniques
Elite	Seniors (19-40), Veterans (41+)	Full Contact, Low Kick, K1 Rules	Highest level of skill and competition, integration of open-hand strikes on the ground

Combatthlon Striking

For Combatthlon Striking, we can adapt the four levels of competition by integrating the four types of WAKO forms of fighting into each level. This approach will provide a structured progression for participants as they advance in their skill and experience.

Level	Age Groups	WAKO Forms of Fighting	Description
Beginner	Kids (7-9), Younger Cadets (10-12)	Point Fighting, Light Contact	Basic techniques, focus on control and safety.
Intermediate	Older Cadets (13-15), Younger Juniors (16-18)	Point Fighting, Light Contact, Low Kick	Refinement of techniques, introduction of dynamic movements
Advanced	Older Juniors (16-18), Seniors (19-40)	Light Contact, Low Kick, Full Contact	Higher intensity and competitive matches, focus on technique and power
Elite	Seniors (19-40), Veterans (41+)	Full Contact, Low Kick, K1 Rules	Highest level of skill and competition, introduction of knee strikes and clinch