Assessments Guidelines for Judges
Guidelines for Judges and and Aspiring Students taking part in Annual Assessments.
Judging Criteria
Categories for assessment as defined by Executive Committee of Longfei Taijiquan Association.
Student
Is a qualification of a level of attainment applying to a specified form, i,e. 24 Taijiquan Form, Taijijian, Yang Style Forms, Chen Style Forms, Wu Style Forms etc.
Assistant Instructor
The attainment of level two records a members prerogative to assist only when an “Instructor” or “Senior Instructor” is in attendance.
Instructor
A Successful application for Instructor, must record a pass in a nominated form. If the form passed is an advanced variety (i.e. 81 Step Traditional Yang Style) it will assume and grant proficiency in lesser forms. ( 8, 10,16,24.)
Senior Instructor
A Senior Instructor will have in excess of 10 years experience. Normally supervise their own school. The same principles apply as Instructor Level.
For all applicants it is important that their membership to Longfei remains active thereby affirming their membership and Insurance with the “British Council for Martial Arts” is always current.
For all Levels the following qualifying marks are relevant
All successful applicants will receive certification
Judges Panel
Will consist of: Senior Judge, Four Assistant Judges, When required a Time Keeper.
Each Judge will score overall merit, but each of the four will score specified areas as specified by the Senior Judge as follows:
Assistant Judge 1
Overall Competition Protocol Movement Specification.
Assistant Judge 2
Upper Body Deportment & Carriage
Upper Body Coordination With Upper & Lower Limbs.
Assistant Judge 3
Correct Foot & Leg Movement
Coordination with Upper Body
Assistant Judge 4
Co-Ordinated Mind & Spirit
Martial Feeling & Breathing
Senior Judge
to Evaluate the Movement of the Centre and summarise the results
BCCMA Coaching Programme
Please note all Longfei Instructors are encouraged and expected to attend BCCMA coaching courses.
Roles & Responsibilities of a Coach
Safe Training Practice
Legal Requirements of Coaching/Teaching
Health and Safety Legislation in Respect OF Coaching
Code of Practice for Coaches
Dealing with Injuries & Emergencies
Data Protection Act and Recommended Guidelines
Coaching Plans
People Development
Basic Introduction to Nutrition
Basic Psychology
Fitness Principles
Administration Legal Requirements