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Doblete Rapilon
focus primary on self-defense and combat. However,
tournament fights can be a good opportunity to
test the skills of our students and help them to acquire
more confidence.
Tournaments are
just a game, and should not be considered a
priority in the teaching curriculum of our
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<< Tournaments
rules in Doblete Rapilon are designed to simulate real combat
situations. Only few techniques are forbidden. Strikes and desarming techniques are the most eficient but competitors can kick, grab or even go to the ground if they dare to. Points are awarded when a strike reach the opponent with power and precision on main targets (head, hand, knews, elbows). Fighers do not stop at the first strike and are encourage to go on until the referee stop them. Much like in a Taekwondo or Sikaran competition. Read
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<< Equipment
should allow maximum mobility and maximum
security. We use foam padded sticks, light
full-headgear, light body protector, gloves, shin-guards
and few other protective gears. Read
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Several
Doblete Rapilon schools organize private invitational
or Open tournaments each years. Our fighters are
also encourage to participate in other tournaments
if they wish to.
Each year and
invite our friends from other FMA systems and
other martial arts to test their skills and share
some great moment with us during our Open Competition in Toulouse Farnce |
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<< If you wish to participate in the next France Open of Doblete Rapilon Contact Guro Younes Sekkal |
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