Disciplines
Combat Biathlon Infrastructure
A unified global framework combining All-Style Combat versions and Marksmanship. Competitions are strictly conducted within authorized age and weight categories.
Light Contact
Stop-and-score system. The referee stops the contest after an effective technical action to register points. Knockdowns and knockouts are strictly prohibited. Focuses heavily on speed, precision, and technical control.
Metered Contact
Continuous framework. Controlled-force punches, kicks, and throws are permitted (no knockouts). Standing wrestling allowed up to 10 seconds, ground fighting up to 30 seconds. Perfect for striking and throwing disciplines.
Full Contact
Continuous power combat. Punches, kicks, and throws are allowed without limitation of force (knee and elbow strikes are prohibited). Standing wrestling limited to 10 seconds, ground fighting up to 30 seconds. Championship Belt level.
Full Contact (Knees & Elbows)
Maximum intensity. Punches, kicks, throws, and advanced knee/elbow strikes to the body are permitted without force limits. Ground striking is allowed to scoring areas. Selected international events feature Cash Prizes.
Self-Defense Demonstration
Pair demonstration. Participants showcase critical self-defense systems against unarmed and armed attacks. Evaluated by technique count based on age categories: 4 techniques (ages 6–9) up to 10 techniques (18+ years).
Formal Technical Complexes
Kata, Poomsae, Tul styles. Individual non-contact traditional forms. Strictly evaluated on advanced coordination, stability, balance, concentration, breathing, rhythm, stylistic character, and technical complexity.
Wrestling Division
Zero striking allowed. Pure wrestling techniques: off-balancing, throws, legal joint locks, and chokes. Standing wrestling is allowed up to 10 seconds, and ground control transitions are limited up to 30 seconds.
Air Rifle Shooting
The secondary foundational discipline of Combat Biathlon. Conducted from a prone position at a strict distance of 10 meters using professional sports rifles (SLAVIA 631) targeting the official MSAC-1 target layout. Every competitor performs three scored shots.
Military-Applied Septathlon
The ultimate multi-disciplinary test of physical resilience, tactical athletic limits, and overall functional readiness. Competitors navigate 7 precise physical stages.
Pull-Ups
Strict upper-body power endurance testing physical control and pure muscular strength.
100-Meter Run
Explosive sprinting speed under professional time-tracking metrics.
50-Meter Swimming
High-tempo aquatic endurance, technical breathing, and survival mobility.
F-1 Training Grenade Throw
Applied coordination testing precision, power vectors, and tactical accuracy at range.
Obstacle Course (OCR)
Navigating standardized military/sport obstacle structures requiring peak agility and speed balance.
Air Rifle or Air Pistol Shooting
Precision marksmanship tests under elevated cardio and respiratory stress limits.
3000-Meter Run
The ultimate cross-country trial designed to break fatigue thresholds and evaluate elite cardio capacity.
TRUSTED BY LEADERS
"Martial arts without functional physical endurance is just a theory. In MSAC, we bridge the gap between ring mastery and real-world tactical survival, testing the absolute threshold of human capability."
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