Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is the most popular form of martial art that evolved from the Japanese. There are various competitions held every year and the scoring system will determine who will be the winner at the end of the tournament.
One point is credited when the following is done.
1. The fighter delivers a clean striking technique using either the hand or the foot to legal target areas. Strikes to the head are allowed as long as it is light or touch contact only.
2. The same goes to the inner or outer thigh when a roundhouse kick is made using either light or medium contact.
3. When the strike made looks potentially damaging or injurious.
4. If the player launches a combination of strikes, the judge may award multiple points but this is at their discretion.
5. Multiple strikes will only be allowed during a 5 second period should grappling occur. Afterwards, both sides should break and then the match resumes.
You can get more points if you are able to execute a controlled kick to the head as long as it is only a light touch to the head gear area. Multiple points are given when you are able to execute a legitimate hold down...