About Kickboxing
Kickboxing is a modern contact fighting sport created on the basis of many traditional combat sports and martial arts. Kickboxing is a unique Western response to many Eastern martial arts. It can be practiced on competitive or recreational level depending on the aspirations of the kickboxer. One thing for sure is that it is a sport designed to improve your overall health, strength and endurance.
Kickboxing Rule Sets
Kickboxing has 7 competitive disciplines namely; 3 Ring Sports (in the ring) and 4 Mat Sports (on the tatami mat).
7 Disciplines of Kickboxing
Ring Sports
- Low Kick
- Full Contact
- K-1 Rules
Mat Sports
- Point Fighting
- Kick Light
- Light Contact
- Musical Forms
Rules
WAKO is the official Kickboxing International Federation member of GAISF (Previously known as Sportaccord).
Accordingly, the applied rules in Kickboxing sport are determined and finalised by WAKO.
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The rules of Kickboxing defined by WAKO are implemented accordingly by Kickboxing Federation of Singapore
Accordingly, the applied rules in Kickboxing sport are determined and finalised by WAKO.
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The rules of Kickboxing defined by WAKO are implemented accordingly by Kickboxing Federation of Singapore
| Chapter 1 - General Rules |
| Chapter 2 - Ring Sports: General Rules_v16 |
| Chapter 3 - Mat Sports: General Rules_v19 |
| Chapter 4 - Mat Sports: Point Fighting_v19.2 |
| Chapter 5 - Mat Sports: Light Contact_v19 |
| Chapter 6 - Mat Sports: Kick Light_v19 |
| Chapter 7 - Mat Sports: Musical Forms_v17 |
| Chapter 8 - Ring Sports: Full Contact_v18 |
| Chapter 9 - Ring Sports: Low Kick_v18 |
| Chapter 10 - Ring Sports: K1 Rules_v18 |
Medical Form and Guideline
| WAKO IF Medical Regulations 2015 |
| KFS Medical Form and Guideline |
