2023 Kettlebell Competition 第一屆壺鈴比賽-2023

Event Date:
5 月 1, 2023
Event Time:
9:00 上午
Event Location:
24/7 fitness 九龍灣
2023 Kettlebell Competition 第一屆壺鈴比賽-2023
About the competition
The 1st ever Kettlebell Competition recognized by IKFF finally opened in 2023.
Competition Details 比賽詳情:
Date 日期: 1 May 2023
Time 時間: 9 am – 1 pm
Venue 地點: 由24/7 Fitness 九龍灣 贊助場地 Sponsored by 24/7 Fitness Kowloon Bay
Details 詳情:
Male and Female Group 分為男子組及女子組
3 items for each group 每個組別有3 項比賽
Male 男子組:
- 5分鐘 5mins Jerk ONLY 5分鐘僅挺舉 (Use two kettlebells 使用2個壺鈴)
- 5 Mins Snatch ONLY 5分鐘僅抓舉 (Use one kettlebell 使用1個壺鈴)
- 5 Mins Long Cycle 5分鐘上搏&挺舉(clean & jerk) (Use TWO kettlebell 使用2個壺鈴)
Female Group 女子組:
- 5分鐘 5mins Jerk ONLY (Use one kettlebell 使用1個壺鈴)
- 5 Mins Snatch ONLY 抓舉 (Use one kettlebell 使用1個壺鈴)
- 5 Mins Long Cycle (Clean and Jerk) (Use one kettlebell 使用1個壺鈴)
Scoring 計分方法:
Please refer to the weight of the kettlebell according to your body weight as well as the achievement you will receive.
壺鈴重量的選擇會根據您的體重作準,而所獲得之級別則視乎所選的壺鈴重量。
Please refer to below table 請參考以下詳情:


Participation fee 參賽費用:
- Max 3 items can be enrolled for each participant. 參加者可最多報3 項
- one item一項: $250
- 2 items 兩項: $400
- 3 items 三項: $500
An individual email on competition arrangement will send to participants at least 5 days before the event. 參加者會於活動最少5日前收到個別以電郵通知比賽時間。
***all participants must fill in the date of birth for grouping. 參加者必須填寫出生年月日作分組之用
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Kettlebell Sport Competition: Rules & Regulations
Rights & Obligations of Participants
Good sportsmanship is required of all participants. Antagonizing competitors, judges, or officials will not be tolerated.
- Competitors displaying unsportsmanlike conduct may be disqualified immediately, whether or not his/her set has been completed or is yet to happen.
- Spectators and coaches displaying unsportsmanlike conduct may be asked to leave the premises immediately.
Disqualification
- Unsportsmanlike conduct may result in immediate disqualification
- Three warnings for any one violation may result in a disqualification
Violations & Warnings
a. Violations include:
- Touching the kettlebell with your free hand during one-arm events
- Resting the kettlebells on shoulders (except during the initial clean in jerk with two kettlebells)
- Extra swing(s) at any time during snatch or long-cycle
- Half-snatching (dropping the bell to your shoulders or rack rather than dropping directly into the swing portion of the snatch) except during the hand switch.
b. Warnings
- Up to three warnings may be issued per violation – upon the 4th, the set will be stopped and result in disqualification. (Note: It is possible to accrue 3 different violations without being disqualified)
- Violations do not have to occur continuously (one right after the other). They may be accrued throughout the set.
c. Failed attempts occur when a competitor is unable to stop, or fixate, the kettlebell overhead. These reps will not be counted.
- A judge may stop the set if he/she believes the competitor is at risk of injury.
- A judge may allow up to three failed attempts before he/she stops the set.
- A terminated set due to multiple failed attempts will not result in disqualification. The good reps will be counted towards your result.
- Participants may terminate his/her set at will.
- Dropping or setting down the kettlebell(s) during the set will be considered self-terminating.
Scheduled Flights
- Participants will lift at his/her assigned platform at the start of the flight. Lifters must stay within the designated platform area.
- The flight schedule and order of events will be determined by the host organization.
- You will be allowed only one attempt for the event you are registered for. If you do not make it to your flight, you will not be given another time and you will not receive a refund. It is your responsibility to be ready and at your platform prior to the start of the flight.
Division Changes
a. Kettlebells and chalk will be provided by host organizers
You have up to two weeks before the competition to change your division. After that point, no changes will be accepted – no exceptions. This allows us to configure the flights in advance and enables to us to post the flights on the website prior to the competition.
Weigh-ins
- Weigh-ins are held on the eve of and/or the morning of the competition. The time frame will be determined and announced by meet organizers in advance.
- Weigh-ins are conducted before competitions at a designated location by host organizers.
- Participants may choose to be weighed clothed or unclothed. If the athlete’s weight exceeds the pre-selected weight class, he or she has the option to be weighed again within the allocated time frame determined by the host organizers
Equipment
- Kettlebells and chalk will be provided by host organizers.
- Participants may only use chalk and water to prepare the weights and hands.
Clothing
- Clothing must not cover the elbow and knee joints of the participant
- Shoes (closed toe) must be worn by all participants.
Weightlifting Belts
- Participants are allowed to use a weightlifting belt of their choosing so long as the width does not exceed 12cm and a thickness of no more than 0.8cm.
- The belt may not be worn underneath the participant’s shirt nor may other fabric be placed over the belt
Wrist / Knee Wraps
- Participants may use wrist wraps so long as the width does not exceed 12cm.
- Participants may use knee wraps so long as the width does not exceed 25cm
*Participants are forbidden to use any other equipment that may aid in kettlebell lifting. Only the aforementioned items may be used.
Requirements for the Competitive Lifts
- Jerk
- Brief pause in the rack position before each jerk; resetting prior to each rep.
- Two distinct knee bends: a) first bend with the bell(s) still racked; and b) second bend just after the initial the drive with the bell(s) ascending and just prior to elbow
fixation. If the judge does not see a distinguishable second knee bend, you will receive a no-count. - Some competitors are unable to fully extend (straighten) their elbows. Regardless, elbow fixation (no movement) is required once the 2nd knee bend is completed and
prior to extending (straightening) and fixing your knees. If the judge sees movement in your elbow after you extend your knees, you will receive a no-count. - A brief pause in the overhead position with your knees and elbows extended and fixed before dropping the bell(s) into the rack. If the judge is unable to distinguish a
a brief pause, you will receive a no-count.
- Snatch
- An initial/extra swing to start a snatch set is not allowed; you will be issued a warning for this violation.
- Knee dip/bend/undersquats are allowed but are held to the same standards as the jerk- elbow fixation is required prior to extending your knees. If the judge sees
movement in the elbow after extending your knees, you will receive a no-count. - A brief, distinct pause in the overhead, fixed position is required. If the judge is unable to distinguish a brief pause, you will receive a no-count.
- The overhead fixed position is vertical; 90 degrees, perpendicular to the floor; straight arm next to your ear and head, at minimum. If the bell is snatched to less than
vertical, you will receive a no-count; “10 o’clock” arm position will not be counted. - If your arm is fixed but not in a 90+ degree position, you will receive a no-count.
- Many lifters are able to extend past vertical, which is allowable; the same standards apply; elbow fixation and a brief, distinct pause are required
- No extra swings are allowed – this is a violation. If you accrue 3 violations, you will be disqualified.
- Dropping the bell to the rack is a violation. If you accrue 3 violations, you will be disqualified and receive no count for your entire set.
- Long Cycle
- The jerk portion of the long-cycle is held to the same standards as the jerk; see above.
- After the clean, there must be a clear and distinguishable pause in the rack. Your hips and knees should be extended. If you do not pause in the rack prior to the jerk,
you will receive a no-count. - Overhead fixation in the long-cycle are held to the same standards of the jerk; see above.
- After overhead fixation, you may drop the bell(s) into the rack and “touch and go”, in which a pause in the rack is almost indistinguishable. However, you must hit the
rack and not drop directly into the swing. If you do not hit the rack position prior to the swing, you will receive a no-count
The fee is non-refundable and all rights are reserved by HKSPSCA. 不設退款, HKSPSCA 保留所有權利。
Event FAQs
The idea of ranking tables comes from the Unified Sports Classification System of the USSR, which specified test standards necessary for the conferment of sport ranks and
titles. Developing our own set of standards in the IKFF ranking table is a way of honoring Kettlebell Sport's heritage and culture while at the same time being reflective of the
current levels of lifters outside of Russia and the former Soviet Union. The ranking system should be interpreted as a set of benchmarks or goals on which lifters can base their
training progressions - similar to the belt system in martial arts (you could even think of the rank "Master of Sport" as comparable to a Kettlebell Sport black belt).
The IKFF has always prided itself on being a progressive organization. If we see a better way to do things, we evolve. We saw a need to update our rankings in an effort to grow
the sport and improve the performance and safety of our competitors.
This most recent version of the IKFF ranking table has a few important changes including the addition of the Chair Press event, revisions to the five minute events, and further
development of the women's single and double kettlebell events. We hope the lifting community finds the table both fair to their current abilities and forward looking into the
future of our sport. We gladly anticipate the need to make further edits and revisions as you, the lifters, grow stronger and advance the sport.
It is highly recommended to meet with an experienced coach to obtain trianing guidelines. Since the competition is based on completing good repetitions within a five or ten
minute time frame, your training program should be centered around timed sets, pacing your repetitions, volume, and working on your technique for each lift that you will be
performing.
Rights & Obligations of Participants
Good sportsmanship is required of all participants. Antagonizing competitors, judges, or officials will not be tolerated.
Competitors displaying unsportsmanlike conduct may be disqualified immediately, whether or not his/her set has been completed or is yet to happen.
Spectators and coaches displaying unsportsmanlike conduct may be asked to leave the premises immediately.
Disqualification
Unsportsmanlike conduct may result in immediate disqualification
Three warnings for any one violation may result in a disqualification
Violations & Warnings
a. Violations include:
Touching the kettlebell with your free hand during one-arm events
Resting the kettlebells on shoulders (except during the initial clean in jerk with two kettlebells)
Extra swing(s) at any time during snatch or long-cycle
Half-snatching (dropping the bell to your shoulders or rack rather than dropping directly into the swing portion of the snatch) except during the hand switch.
b. Warnings
Up to three warnings may be issued per violation - upon the 4th, the set will be stopped and result in disqualification. (Note: It is possible to accrue 3 different violations without being disqualified)
Violations do not have to occur continuously (one right after the other). They may be accrued throughout the set.
c. Failed attempts occur when a competitor is unable to stop, or fixate, the kettlebell overhead. These reps will not be counted.
A judge may stop the set if he/she believes the competitor is at risk of injury.
A judge may allow up to three failed attempts before he/she stops the set.
A terminated set due to multiple failed attempts will not result in disqualification. The good reps will be counted towards your result.
Participants may terminate his/her set at will.
Dropping or setting down the kettlebell(s) during the set will be considered self-terminating.
Scheduled Flights
Participants will lift at his/her assigned platform at the start of the flight. Lifters must stay within the designated platform area.
The flight schedule and order of events will be determined by the host organization.
You will be allowed only one attempt for the event you are registered for. If you do not make it to your flight, you will not be given another time and you will not receive a refund. It is your responsibility to be ready and at your platform prior to the start of the flight.
Division Changes a. Kettlebells and chalk will be provided by host organizers
You have up to two weeks before the competition to change your division. After that point, no changes will be accepted - no exceptions. This allows us to configure the flights in advance and enables to us to post the flights on the website prior to the competition.
Weigh-ins
Weigh-ins are held on the eve of and/or the morning of the competition. The time frame will be determined and announced by meet organizers in advance.
Weigh-ins are conducted before competitions at a designated location by host organizers.
Participants may choose to be weighed clothed or unclothed. If the athlete's weight exceeds the pre-selected weight class, he or she has the option to be weighed again within the allocated time frame determined by the host organizers
Equipment
Kettlebells and chalk will be provided by host organizers.
Participants may only use chalk and water to prepare the weights and hands.
Clothing
Clothing must not cover the elbow and knee joints of the participant
Shoes (closed toe) must be worn by all participants.
Weightlifting Belts
Participants are allowed to use a weightlifting belt of their choosing so long as the width does not exceed 12cm and a thickness of no more than 0.8cm.
The belt may not be worn underneath the participant's shirt nor may other fabric be placed over the belt
Wrist / Knee Wraps
Participants may use wrist wraps so long as the width does not exceed 12cm.
Participants may use knee wraps so long as the width does not exceed 25cm
*Participants are forbidden to use any other equipment that may aid in kettlebell lifting. Only the aforementioned items may be used.
Requirements for the Competitive Lifts
Jerk
Brief pause in the rack position before each jerk; resetting prior to each rep.
Two distinct knee bends: a) first bend with the bell(s) still racked; and b) second bend just after the initial the drive with the bell(s) ascending and just prior to elbow fixation. If the judge does not see a distinguishable second knee bend, you will receive a no-count.
Some competitors are unable to fully extend (straighten) their elbows. Regardless, elbow fixation (no movement) is required once the 2nd knee bend is completed and prior to extending (straightening) and fixing your knees. If the judge sees movement in your elbow after you extend your knees, you will receive a no-count.
A brief pause in the overhead position with your knees and elbows extended and fixed before dropping the bell(s) into the rack. If the judge is unable to distinguish a a brief pause, you will receive a no-count.
Snatch
An initial/extra swing to start a snatch set is not allowed; you will be issued a warning for this violation.
Knee dip/bend/undersquats are allowed but are held to the same standards as the jerk- elbow fixation is required prior to extending your knees. If the judge sees movement in the elbow after extending your knees, you will receive a no-count.
A brief, distinct pause in the overhead, fixed position is required. If the judge is unable to distinguish a brief pause, you will receive a no-count.
The overhead fixed position is vertical; 90 degrees, perpendicular to the floor; straight arm next to your ear and head, at minimum. If the bell is snatched to less than vertical, you will receive a no-count; “10 o’clock” arm position will not be counted.
If your arm is fixed but not in a 90+ degree position, you will receive a no-count.
Many lifters are able to extend past vertical, which is allowable; the same standards apply; elbow fixation and a brief, distinct pause are required
No extra swings are allowed - this is a violation. If you accrue 3 violations, you will be disqualified.
Dropping the bell to the rack is a violation. If you accrue 3 violations, you will be disqualified and receive no count for your entire set.
Long Cycle
The jerk portion of the long-cycle is held to the same standards as the jerk; see above.
After the clean, there must be a clear and distinguishable pause in the rack. Your hips and knees should be extended. If you do not pause in the rack prior to the jerk, you will receive a no-count.
Overhead fixation in the long-cycle are held to the same standards of the jerk; see above.
After overhead fixation, you may drop the bell(s) into the rack and “touch and go”, in which a pause in the rack is almost indistinguishable. However, you must hit the rack and not drop directly into the swing. If you do not hit the rack position prior to the swing, you will receive a no-count