What are the criteria for judging the outcome of karate? What are the requirements for athletes' clothing in karate competition?

In karate competition, any player can be judged as winning as long as he has an advantage of 8 points or more at that time. You can also win because of "penalty", or decide the outcome because of foul, disqualification and abstention. At the end of the game, if two athletes don't score or score the same, the referee will decide the result. The criteria for judging the results of the competition are the attitude, fighting spirit and strength of the athletes, the proficiency of tactics and technology, and the number of active attacks.

In the individual competition, if the two sides are tied, the competition can be extended, and all penalties and warnings will be recorded in the "extended competition". The first scorer will win overtime. If both sides still fail to score, the referee will decide the result. In a team competition, one of the winners is the winner.

If the number of winners is the same, the two teams will count the scores obtained by the winners and losers, and the team with the largest total score will win. If the number of winners and the total score of the two teams are the same, the two teams should send representatives to play overtime to decide the result. If there is still a tie in overtime, it must be postponed, and the first scorer wins; If neither side scores, the result will be decided by the referee. In the men's team competition, the first team to win three games can be declared the winner. In the women's team competition, whoever wins two games first can declare victory.

In the formal karate competition, there are also corresponding requirements for the costumes of the contestants. Athletes should wear karate clothes in the competition. One side should wear a red belt, and the other side should wear a blue belt to show the difference. Players must wear red and blue at the same time, which is recognized by the World Karate Federation. Participants must wear braces. It is allowed to wear female protective gear and soft leg pads, but it is forbidden to use protective gear connected to the calf and instep. All protective devices must be approved by w.k.f The use of bandages, cushions or slings due to injuries must be approved by the Chief Justice recommended by doctors in Congress. Athletes must go barefoot and cut their nails in training and competition. It is not allowed to carry metal products or other items that may hurt each other.