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Interesting idea. Are you going with an existing set of grappling rule definitions? If not:
Does a takedown straight into side control or full mount score the takedown points plus the guard pass points or just the takedown points?
Does a takedown that is immediately countered (ie: with the same momentum) with a sweep (or just a shitty takedown) into side control or mount score any points, or do both fighters score points (one fighter for the takedown, the other for the mount/side control)?
If a fighter jumps to guard, does the opponent score takedown points? What if he jumps to a guard sub attempt or sweep attempt?
What is a "near sub"? Catching the limb + correct position? Anything that forces the opponent to attempt an escape? Do you need to see full extension? eg: if one fighter has mount and spins for an armbar with hips right in the shoulder, legs squeezed and feet planted, and the other fighter Gable-grips to defend, is that a near sub, or does the grip have to be broken and the arm straightened? Obviously, you have similar considerations for chokes - if the arm is under the chin but not quite cinched tight a "near sub"?
Any points for a back mount with body triangle?
If a fighter gets side control then his opponent pulls half guard, and his half guard is passed, do you score guard pass points? -
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Posted On:
7/09/2009 7:58am
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i will go more into detail later, but
yes a take down is still a takedown even if a fighter shoots a double straight into full guard ( as it is by naga standards) the thing is you get 2, he gets 3 (near sub) yes you score guard pass pts, 3 for side mount, 4 for full mount though I said 3 in the post, It was a typo
back mount with body triangle is taking the back with hooks, just on the body not the legs. = 4 pts!
standup is still up to interpretation according to the rules I found from shooto netherlands,
10 -8 = close rd
10-7 = clear advantage
10-6= standing 8 count
10-5= more than 1 stamding 8 ct.
but the basics of your post yes if you put yourself in guard your opponent does get 2 pts for take down, which I assume makes sense! -
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7/08/2009 10:57am
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shooto scoring questions?