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词条 North American Grappling Association
释义

  1. Skill Levels

     Adults/Masters/Directors/Executives{{clarification|date=December 2016}}  Children & Teens 

  2. Weight Divisions

     Men's & Master's No-Gi & Gi, White Belts & Blue Belt Divisions  Men's Gi Purple; Brown & Black Belt Divisions  Master's Expert No-Gi & Gi Divisions (ages 30 yrs & above)   Men's Director's (40 yrs +) & Executive (50 yrs +) Divisions  Women's Gi & No-Gi Grappling Divisions  Children's No-Gi & Gi Grappling Divisions (13 years of age & under)  Teen's NO-GI & GI Grappling Divisions (14 to 15) and (16 to 17) years of age 

  3. Reality Fighting

  4. References

  5. External links

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The North American Grappling Association (NAGA) is an organization started in 1995 that holds Submission Grappling and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournaments throughout North America and Europe. NAGA is the largest submission grappling association in the world with over 200,000 participants world-wide, including some of the top submission grapplers and MMA fighters in the world.[1] NAGA grappling tournaments consist of gi and no-gi divisions. No-Gi competitors compete under rules drafted by NAGA. Gi competitors compete under standardized Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu rules. NAGA also promotes MMA events which they term Reality Fighting.

Skill Levels

Competitors in NAGA competitions are broken into weight divisions and skill levels. Skill levels are further divided into a two categories, Adults/Masters/Directors/Executives, and Children/Teens.

Adults/Masters/Directors/Executives{{clarification|date=December 2016}}

  • Novice (6 months total grappling experience)
  • Beginner (6 months to 2 years total grappling experience)
  • Intermediate (2 years to 5 years total grappling experience. BJJ blue belts are Intermediate)
  • Expert (5 years + total grappling experience. BJJ purple, brown, black belts are Expert)

Children & Teens

  • Novice (6 months & under total grappling experience. Children are not allowed to do submissions)
  • Beginner (6 months to 1 year total grappling experience)
  • Intermediate (1 year to 2 years total grappling experience)
  • Advance (2 years to 3 years total grappling experience)
  • Expert (3 years + total grappling experience)

Total grappling experience includes but is not limited to; wrestling experience, BJJ experience, judo experience, sambo experience, JKD experience, etc. Any training that consists of grappling is counted towards your total experience.

Weight Divisions

Men's & Master's No-Gi & Gi, White Belts & Blue Belt Divisions

Weight class nameUpper limit
in pounds (lb)in kilograms (kg)
Flyweight129.958.9
Bantamweight139.963.5
Featherweight149.968.0
Lightweight159.972.5
Welterweight169.977.06
Middleweight179.981.6
Light Heavyweight189.986.1
Cruiserweight199.990.7
Heavyweight224.9102.
Super HeavyweightNo weight limit

Men's Gi Purple; Brown & Black Belt Divisions

Weight class nameUpper limit
in pounds (lb)in kilograms (kg)
Lightweight154.970.3
Middleweight174.979.3
Cruiserweight199.990.7
Super HeavyweightNo weight limit

Master's Expert No-Gi & Gi Divisions (ages 30 yrs & above)

Weight class nameUpper limit
in pounds (lb)in kilograms (kg)
Lightweight154.970.3
Middleweight174.979.3
Cruiserweight199.990.7
Super HeavyweightNo weight limit

Men's Director's (40 yrs +) & Executive (50 yrs +) Divisions

  • These divisions are created at the event based on the skill levels and weights of those registered for that tournament.

Women's Gi & No-Gi Grappling Divisions

Weight class nameUpper limit
in pounds (lb)in kilograms (kg)
Flyweight119.954.4
Lightweight134.961.2
Middleweight159.972.5
Light HeavyweightNo weight limit

Children's No-Gi & Gi Grappling Divisions (13 years of age & under)

Weight class nameUpper limit
in pounds (lb)in kilograms (kg)
Flyweight49.922.6
Bantamweight59.927.2
Featherweight69.931.7
Lightweight79.936.2
Welterweight89.940.8
Middleweight99.945.3
Light Heavyweight114.952.1
Cruiserweight129.958.9
Heavyweight149.968.0
Super Heavyweight179.981.6

Teen's NO-GI & GI Grappling Divisions (14 to 15) and (16 to 17) years of age

Weight class nameUpper limit
in pounds (lb)in kilograms (kg)
Flyweight99.945.3
Bantamweight109.949.8
Featherweight119.954.4
Lightweight129.958.9
Welterweight139.963.5
Middleweight149.968.0
Light Heavyweight159.972.5
Cruiserweight179.981.6
Heavyweight199.990.7
Super HeavyweightNo weight limit

Reality Fighting

NAGA's MMA division, Reality Fighting, holds mixed martial arts events in New Jersey and Massachusetts.[2] The rules that govern each match are set by each state's athletic commission.[3]

[4]

Reality Fighting previous champions include BJJ Black Belt and UFC veteran Gabriel Gonzaga,[5] and current Reality Fighting Light-Heavyweight Champion and The Ultimate Fighter television show Team Nogueira vs. Team Mir veteran Mike Stewart.[6] Notable fighters who fought in Reality Fighting: Frankie Edgar, Joe Lauzon, Kenny Florian, Tim Sylvia, Jorge Rivera, Kurt Pellegrino, Jim Miller, Dan Miller, Rob Font, Joe Proctor, Matt Bessette, Josh Diekman, Josh Grispi. Notable grappling champions Anthony Porcelli, Joe Forentino and Angelo Riveria Sr.

References

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.nagafighter.com |title= Nagafighter.com|date= |publisher= North American Grappling Association|accessdate=13 May 2013}}
2. ^http://www.nagafighter.com Reality Fighting
3. ^http://www.mass.gov Massachusetts Athletic Commission
4. ^http://www.nj.gov New Jersey State ACB
5. ^http://www.ufc.com Fighter Profile
6. ^http://www.sherdog.com Fighter profile

External links

  • Official website for the North American Grappling Association
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