2025年10月3日 星期五

Technical Rules

 

Technical Rules

Distinction between Specifications and Style

  • Specifications and style can be compared to a building’s structure (steel and concrete) and its interior decoration.
  • Skill (gongli) is like the foundation. The steel and concrete (structure) form the core, while decoration (style) is secondary.
  • In all Tai Chi routines, the specifications of the movements are the same; what differs is the style.

Division of Responsibilities: Routine-Check Judges vs. Scoring Judges

  • Routine-Check Judges verify whether a complete movement is missing — meaning the main technical (martial application: attack/defense) movements.
  • Scoring Judges evaluate other “detail movements” and “transition movements.”

Deduction Standards

  • Specifications:
    • Minor → –0.05
    • Obvious → –0.1
    • Severe → –0.2
    • (If repeated, deductions capped at –0.2)
  • Other Errors:
    • Dropping weapon or falling → –0.5
    • Supporting oneself (with hand, knee, etc.) → –0.3
    • Missing a complete movement → –0.2
    • Other mistakes → –0.1
    • (Accumulated deductions apply)
  • Style and Content Details:
    • –0.01 to –0.05 (in increments: –0.01, –0.02, –0.03, –0.04, –0.05)
    • (If repeated, final total deduction capped around –0.05)

Distinction in Start/Closing Posture Requirements

  • Errors handled by the Chief Judge: “Starting/closing posture not meeting requirements” refers to direction.
  • Errors handled by Scoring Judges: “Starting/closing posture details not meeting requirements” refers to the movements themselves.

Final Scoring Formula

Movement Quality + Performance Level – Other Error Deductions – Style & Content Detail Deductions

= Specifications + Skill (gongli)
= External (appearance) + Internal (essence)
= Concrete + Abstract

6 points + 4 points = 10 points total

Overall judgment is based on a comprehensive view of the entire routine.

 

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