SECTION OF HORTING COMPETITIONS "FORM". Training forms of horting (combat complexes)

Head of the "Form" competitions section GRECHANY OLEKSANDR MYKOLAYOVYCH First Vice-President of the National Federation of Combat Horting of Ukraine Deputy Chairman of the Presidium of the National Federation of Combat Horting of Ukraine Physical education teacher at the "Intellect" Lyceum in Kyiv World and European champion, multiple champion of Ukraine Sergeant Major of the Airborne Assault Troops (Reserve) Master of Sports of Ukraine in horting International category judge in horting International Master of Combat Horting, black belt - 6th rank Higher pedagogical special education - Kharkiv Academy of Physical Education 15 years of experience training with children Author of methodological manuals and scientific articles on pedagogy Contacts: 02081, Dniprovska Naberezhna St., 19-64, Kyiv, Ukraine. Tel.: +38-050-226-85-09, +38-063-225-78-37. E-mail: dkfwkk@gmail.com Google Scholar Profile: https://scholar.google.com.ua/citations?hl=ru&user=Z3qQCE8AAAAJ Youtube channel: COMBAT HORTING

Deputy Head of the Competitions Section "Form" ILNYTSKYI IVAN ROMANOVYCH Vice-President of the National Federation of Combat Horting of Ukraine - Chief of Staff Member of the Presidium of the National Federation of Combat Horting of Ukraine International Master of Horting, black belt - 4th rank; world and European champion, Instructor of the Kiev Combat Horting Club "Tornado" Higher medical education, O. O. Bogomolets National Medical University Doctor of the highest category Contacts: Tel.: +38-067-786-07-70 моб. E-mail: ivan.ilnic2008@gmail.com Google Scholar Profile: https://scholar.google.com.ua/citations?hl=ru&user=0XvxJAgAAAAJ
For information, consultations on competition rules in the "Form" section, and for submitting applications for participation in official competitions, please contact the head of the competition section.

Methods of studying forms

List and classification of forms

SIMPLE BASIC SHAPES

Methodology for teaching simple basic shapes

FIRST STUDENT LEVEL (INITIAL BASIC TRAINING)

First protective form

First attacking form

SECOND STUDENT LEVEL (SPECIAL BASIC TRAINING)

Second protective form

Second attacking form

THIRD STUDENT LEVEL - ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR (INDIVIDUAL TRAINING)

Third protective form

Third attacking form

COMPLEX BASIC FORMS

Methodology for studying complex basic forms

FIRST TEACHING LEVEL - HORTING INSTRUCTOR

Instructor protective uniform

Instructor attack uniform

SECOND TEACHING LEVEL - MASTER OF HORTING

Master protective uniform

Master attacking form

HIGHER FORMS

Methodology for studying higher forms

THIRD TEACHING LEVEL - INTERNATIONAL CLASS HORTING MASTER

Higher protective form

Higher attacking form

GENERAL METHODOLOGICAL INFORMATION

All training forms of horting developed in accordance with the "International Horting Qualification Program" are performed in a fighting stance, and basic turns, reversals and transition stances are used when moving. Forms are performed to the count and independently, and they all begin with the main etiquette stance and also end with the main etiquette stance. Each subsequent level of combat horting adds 8 counts to the sequence of execution of the form elements. Defensive forms begin with a step with the right foot back with a block. Attacking forms begin with a step with the left foot forward with a strike.

The program for each student level includes one defensive and one offensive imitation form.

The initial educational forms of the first student level (blue distinctive color) are performed in 8 counts.

Educational forms for the second student level (yellow distinctive color) are performed in 16 counts.

Educational forms for the third student level (green distinctive color) are performed in 24 counts.

Numbers indicate the score. Each score in student forms begins with a correctly formed fighting stance (the starting position of the developed sparring combinations that make up all training forms of horting).

Teaching level forms: Horting instructor (black belt) instructor defensive and instructor offensive are performed for 32 counts.

Performing forms in competitions

Rules of horting competitions in the "FORM" section

Psychophysical and mental principles of studying forms of horting

Horting Form – Traditional Technical and Educational Direction of Horting

The Horting Form is one of the fundamental and highly important technical directions of the Horting martial art system. It represents a structured sequence of movements, techniques, and tactical actions performed individually by an athlete according to established principles of accuracy, coordination, concentration, discipline, and internal control.

The Horting Form is designed as a special method of studying, preserving, and demonstrating the technical heritage of Horting. It combines physical preparation, technical mastery, psychological concentration, breathing control, movement rhythm, and understanding of combat principles.

The Form is not simply a sequence of movements. It is a comprehensive educational tool that allows athletes to develop their body, mind, and character through systematic practice.

The Purpose and Philosophy of Horting Form

The main purpose of the Horting Form is the development of a complete martial artist who possesses not only physical abilities but also discipline, confidence, responsibility, and a deep understanding of movement principles.

Through the practice of Form, athletes learn:

technical precision;
stability and balance;
coordination of the whole body;
concentration of attention;
control of breathing;
speed and power development;
tactical thinking;
emotional stability;
respect for martial traditions.

The Form teaches athletes to combine strength with control, speed with accuracy, and physical abilities with mental concentration.

Technical Structure of Horting Form

Each Horting Form consists of a logically organized sequence of technical elements. The athlete performs movements according to a specific structure, demonstrating the ability to control the body and execute techniques with confidence and accuracy.

The Form may include:

defensive movements;
movement combinations;
technical transitions;
strikes and protective actions;
body positioning;
balance and coordination elements;
tactical combinations;
elements of distance control and reaction.

Every movement has educational and practical meaning. Athletes study not only the external appearance of techniques but also their internal principles and application possibilities.

Development of Physical Qualities Through Form Training

Regular practice of Horting Form contributes to the development of important physical qualities:

Athletes improve the ability to control complex movements, synchronize different parts of the body, and perform technical combinations smoothly.

Balance and Stability

Form training develops body control, stable positions, and the ability to maintain effective movement under different conditions.

Strength and Speed

Repeated technical execution develops functional strength, explosive abilities, and speed of movement.

Flexibility and Mobility

The Form system supports joint mobility, body flexibility, and natural movement efficiency.

Endurance

Longer technical sequences improve physical and mental endurance.

Psychological Development Through Horting Form

The Horting Form has a significant educational influence on the athlete's psychological development.

During Form practice, athletes develop:

concentration;
patience;
self-control;
confidence;
discipline;
ability to manage emotions;
ability to perform under pressure.

The athlete learns to control internal states, maintain focus, and demonstrate technical stability regardless of external conditions.

This makes Form training an important component of personal development and character formation.

Form as a Method of Preserving Horting Heritage

The Horting Form serves as a living educational system that preserves the technical and philosophical foundations of Horting.

Each Form represents accumulated experience, technical knowledge, and methodological principles developed within the Horting system.

Through international teaching, seminars, instructor preparation, and demonstrations, Horting Forms are transmitted from generation to generation, maintaining unity of technical standards throughout the World Horting Federation.

Horting Form in Educational and Training Programs

The Form direction is included in Horting training programs for different age groups:

Children and Beginners

For young athletes, Form develops:

discipline;
coordination;
attention;
correct movement habits;
confidence.

Youth Athletes

For intermediate practitioners, Form improves:

technical complexity;
movement quality;
tactical understanding;
physical preparation.

Advanced Athletes and Instructors

For experienced athletes, Form becomes a method of:

technical perfection;
teaching methodology;
demonstration of mastery;
preparation for certification and evaluation.

Competition Direction – Horting Form Demonstration

The competitive direction of Horting Form allows athletes to demonstrate their technical preparation, discipline, and understanding of the martial art system.

During Form demonstrations, attention is paid to:

correctness of techniques;
accuracy of movements;
coordination;
rhythm;
power and speed;
concentration;
overall presentation;
understanding of technical principles.

Judging evaluates the athlete’s ability to demonstrate a complete and harmonious performance based on the established standards of Horting.

Educational Value of Horting Form

The Form direction plays an important role in forming the personality of a Horting athlete.

It develops qualities that are valuable not only in sport but also in everyday life:

responsibility;
respect;
perseverance;
confidence;
ability to set goals and achieve them;
commitment to continuous improvement.

The athlete learns that true mastery is achieved through consistent training, self-discipline, and respect for the principles of the martial art.

International Development of Horting Form

The World Horting Federation promotes the development of the Form direction through:

international seminars;
instructor education programs;
technical conferences;
demonstrations;
athlete certification systems;
cultural and sporting events.

Horting Form is an important element of the international identity of Horting, representing the unity of technical knowledge, educational traditions, and modern sports development.

Horting Form is the art of movement, discipline, concentration, and technical perfection. It reflects the philosophy of Horting – the harmonious development of a strong body, a focused mind, and a responsible personality.