Medical personnel or officials will appear at the scene of the injury, and athletes, coaches and team leaders have the responsibility to report the injuries of athletes.
B. Before or during any competition, if an athlete is sick, injured or in a dangerous physical condition to participate in the competition, he or she may declare him or her unfit for the competition or unfit to continue the competition. For athletes who are seriously injured or in poor health, the organizer reserves the right to cancel the competition.
C medical devices such as castings, plastics and alloys are not allowed to be worn during the competition.
D. The organizer reserves the right to write a power of attorney, and hopes that athletes will participate in the competition.
1. 12 illegal drugs and penalties
The American Aerobics Federation condemns the use of drugs in competitive competitions to strengthen performance competitions. Anyone who has an accident will be punished by the American Aerobics Federation. The IOC defines this punishment policy as including obtaining or providing prohibited substances to others (see the IOC Classification Table of Prohibited Drugs for details).
The American Aerobics Federation has the right to conduct random drug tests at any level at any time, and athletes must fully cooperate.
1. 13 player replacement
Athletes must be replaced 24 hours before the preliminary round for other reasons, and report the situation to the organizer and the referee.
1. 14 Competition appearance sequence:
(1) Middle-aged men's singles, (2) Middle-aged women's singles, (3) Group B men's singles, (4) Group B women's singles, (5) Group A mixed doubles, (6) Group A women's singles, (7) Group A men's singles and (8) Group A three people.
1. 15 grouping:
(1) National Aerobics Champion Club Challenge:
1. The local competition of the National Aerobics Champion Club Challenge can be organized by a fitness club or entertainment center, and can be used as a regularly planned activity or aerobics course.
2. Participants may not be the participants in the previous National Aerobics Champion Club Challenge.
3. Participants may not be the winners of previous club competitions.
4. You must be 18 years old or older when participating in the competition.
5. The arrangement of the contestants includes six technical movements combined with four necessary groups of sit-ups, high kicks, leg jumps and push-ups.
6. Pass the score: completion, strength, flexibility, cooperation and coordination. Clothing is not graded, but participants should wear appropriate competition clothing and sports shoes.
7. After several rounds of competition, the top five players who get high scores will participate in the open competition or local competition, and the top five players who get high scores in several rounds will participate in the national aerobics championship.
(2) Juvenile group:
1. Primary school group: 7- 10 years old, can participate in: three-person competition and team competition.
2. Junior middle school group: 1 1- 13 years old, can participate in: women's singles, three-person competition and team competition.
3. Senior high school group: 14- 17 years old, can participate in: men's singles, women's singles, threesome and team competitions.
(3) Youth Group A: 18 years old or older, who can participate in: men's and women's singles, mixed doubles, trio and optional A-G movements.
(4) Youth Group B: 18 years old or above, can participate in: men's and women's singles, and can choose Group A, Group B and Group C.
(5) Young and middle-aged group: over 35 years old, can participate in: men's and women's singles, choose group A, group B and four group C movements.
1. 16 Location:
Local events: 6. 1M*6. 1M, the national and international events are 7M*7M, and there is an obvious line with a width of 5 cm on the sideline, with the outer edge of the line being off-site and the inner side being the competition venue.
1. 17 technical equipment, sound and lighting.
The sound and lighting of the competition must be professional and meet the standards of athletes and spectators.
(1) There are power amplifiers, multi-channel audio, dual cards, digital, and four speakers (2 athletes and 2 spectators).
(2) The speed at which athletes make their own music according to the booth speed.
1. 18 performance music requirements:
The player's music starts from the A side of the tape. There is only competition music on the tape.
DAT recording is needed for national, international and world-class competitions, and multiple tapes need to be prepared in case of loss, damage, theft or preparation for practice.
A piece of music or recording may require a license; You can edit or play music for an individual, but you cannot use music with multiple themes or songs.
Original music and composition are allowed, but taking music from another song for more than 4 seconds will be considered as adding a song and requiring another music license, so this is prohibited.
Athletes must submit relevant contents to the competition organizing committee before the competition:
1. Music title, 2. Writer's lyrics, 3. Composition, 4. Copyright, 5. Record production company.
Due to different copyright laws, the organizing committee of the conference does not guarantee that the athletes' concerts will be broadcast on TV. The organizing committee has the right to play other music instead of athletes.
1. 19 Competition sequence and order:
(1) Athletes have more than one practice opportunity before the preliminary competition.
(2) The order of the preliminary competition is decided by the athletes randomly drawing lots.
(3) The appearance order of the semi-finals is determined by the athletes' preliminary results, and those with low scores will appear first.
(4) The finals include five finalists and 1 former champions. If so, the former champion will not take part in the preliminary competition, but must take part in the semi-finals to decide the final order of appearance.
1.20 accident situation:
(1) The music is misplaced.
(2) The equipment causes music failure.
(3) confusion caused by lighting, stage, venue, venue sound and other equipment.
(4) Before, during and after the competition, introduce non-competition things at the competition site.
(5) Chaos caused by non-athletes.
1.2 1 accident handling:
In case of the above special circumstances, the athletes must stop performing immediately.
The referee or organizer will make a decision according to the situation, and the game will begin after the athletes and other issues are solved.
Post-game questions will not be accepted.
If an athlete withdraws from the preliminaries or semi-finals due to illness or the death of his family, the Organizing Committee reserves the right to decide a fine according to the situation, not limited to the athletes' future competitions, but may punish the athletes or their federations.
1.22 rule conflict:
In case of any translation conflict, the English version shall prevail.
Any conflicts and problems not mentioned in the rules will be decided by the event organizer, the arbitration and the organizing Committee respectively.