Kumite stats · 組手データ

Competition kumite — the numbers behind every score.

Scoring action statistics, tactical pattern success rates, physical benchmarks, and match phase analysis. Everything below is illustrative competition data — the patterns that separate consistent scorers from occasional ones — plus a live, persistent match score tracker you can run cage-side.

8 TECHNIQUES · 6 TACTICAL PATTERNS · 8 BENCHMARKS · 3 MATCH PHASES
8
Scoring techniques
6
Tactical patterns
8
Physical benchmarks
3
Match phases
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AGE GROUP:
Viewing: All classes · senior
Sample competition aggregates

What a senior match looks like.

4.2pts
Avg match score (senior)
68%
Decided by 1–2 points
34%
Gyaku-zuki success rate
3.1s
Avg time between scores
18%
Jodan kick success rate
22%
Matches won by comeback
MATCH PHASE ANALYSIS — 3-MINUTE SENIOR MATCH
Opening phase
0:00 – 0:45
KEY PATTERNS
— Distance testing — neither fighter commits to scoring range
— Feinting frequency highest here — opponent reads being established
— Initial scoring attempt by aggressive style usually in first 20 seconds
SCORING OPPORTUNITY
First attack advantage: the first clean score sets psychological tone. Priority goes to the decisive early attack.
MENTAL FOCUS
Calm establishment. Read distance and timing. Do not chase early. Do not panic-defend.
Mid-match exchange
0:45 – 2:15
KEY PATTERNS
— Both fighters have established range — exchanges become more frequent
— Dominant pattern emerges — the match is usually decided tactically in this phase
— Scoring bursts: 60% of all points scored occur in this window
SCORING OPPORTUNITY
Highest total scoring opportunity. This is where match tactics are executed. Hairi sequences deliver here.
MENTAL FOCUS
Pattern recognition. Identify and exploit the opponent's tells. Maintain tactical discipline.
Final phase
2:15 – 3:00
KEY PATTERNS
— Match score visible and time pressure affects decisions
— Trailing fighter increases tempo and risk
— Leading fighter shifts to defensive posture — often surrenders momentum
SCORING OPPORTUNITY
Situation-specific. If trailing: commit to full-value attacks (jodan, ashi-barai combos). If leading: a single counter can close out.
MENTAL FOCUS
Time awareness without panic. Know the score. Execute the required strategy, not an emotional response.
SAMPLE TECHNIQUE FREQUENCY — PER MATCH (SENIOR INTERNATIONAL)
Kizami-zuki
刻み突き
5.1/match
1pt
Gyaku-zuki
逆突き
4.2/match
1pt
Mae-geri
前蹴り
2.3/match
1pt
Ashi-barai + Gyaku-zuki
足払い＋逆突き
2.1/match
2pt
Chudan Mawashi-geri
中段回し蹴り
1.8/match
2pt
Jodan Mawashi-geri
上段回し蹴り
1.4/match
3pt
Uraken-uchi
裏拳打ち
0.9/match
1pt
Ura-mawashi-geri
裏回し蹴り
0.7/match
3pt