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In the Figure division is a category that evaluates symmetry and muscle tone (firmness and quality) equally.
Rather than emphasizing excessive muscularity or extreme conditioning, it prioritizes a feminine physique and overall balance.
Not only muscular development, but also the silhouette and lines created by the athlete’s natural structure, the flow from shoulders to waist and hips, and the overall balance including stage presence and presentation are considered essential.
In judging, the following elements are evaluated comprehensively:
Symmetry (overall proportion and balance) / Muscle tone and appropriate development / Feminine silhouette and lines / Proper conditioning / Stage presence (posture, walking, and presentation).
Mandatory Poses
During prejudging, the following three mandatory poses will be evaluated:
Front Pose / Side Pose / Back Pose
Costume Regulations
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Athletes must wear a two-piece Figure suit.
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Thong and T-back style bottoms are not permitted.
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Rhinestones, glitter, sequins, and similar embellishments are allowed on the suit.
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High-heeled shoes are required.
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Jewelry and body piercings are permitted.
If you would like, I can also adjust the tone to be more formal (for official rulebooks) or slightly softer (for website use).
The competition will be judged in a two-round format.
Prejudging Round
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Comparative judging will be conducted from the lineup.
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If there are more than 10 competitors, the Final Round will be limited to the top 10 athletes.
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The lineup will be adjusted to place higher-ranking competitors toward the center; athletes will switch positions when their number is called.
Final Round
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Athletes will walk from the backstage line to center stage and perform a front pose.
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Athletes will move to the designated position (★) and perform 2–3 poses, including front, side, and back poses.
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Overall presentation, including walking, turns, posture, and stage presence, will be evaluated comprehensively.
ー Stage Walk Guidelines ー
The following are general guidelines for the stage walk.
Stage layout and movement flow may vary depending on the venue.
