Registrations

Certificate of absence of contraindication to the practice of MMA

Stamp with doctor's RPPS number 

MANDATORY for club practice and validated registration.

Required to create your Profile on the Fédéral website

For Club Fighters only:

Conditions

To take part in an MMA League stage, the following documents must be provided:

• A license amateur FMMAF license for the current season
• A grade green FMMAF
• The medical documents compliant

French nationality is not required to take part in the MMA League. However, participation in the French FMMAF Championships is restricted to French nationals.

Medical documents

The documents listed here are mandatory:

• Medical certificate of no contraindication to the practice of MMA in competition, less than one year old.
• Ophthalmological examination including visual acuity, finger visual field, ocular motility, transparent media, fundus after pupillary dilation (three-mirror lens), gonioscopy and pathological abnormalities, less than 2 years old.
• An interpreted electrocardiogram (ECG) less than 1 year old
• A blood test: hepatitis B (HBsAg), C (Anti-HCG) and HIV (Ag/Ab) serologies less than 3 months old

If aged 32 or over on September 1 of the current season :

• A stress ECG (to be renewed every 3 years)
• Cerebral angio-MRI (to be performed every 5 years)

Medical certificates to download :

• FMMAF - List of medical examinations for the practice of MMA for young people and amateurs 
• FMMAF - Medical certificate of no contraindication to the practice of amateur MMA in competition
• FMMAF - Ophthalmological medical certificate of no contraindication to the practice of amateur MMA in competition

MMA Legacy is committed to the government's Code of Sporting Conduct, which concerns us all, whether we're sports fans, professionals or top-level athletes.

INFO Sports Gouv here

Sports ethics covers a wide field:

• preventing racist and anti-Semitic behaviour;
• LGBT+ hate prevention;
• prevention of sexist behaviour and violence against women ;
• prevention of hazing and all forms of sexual violence in sport;
• prevention of psychological violence ;
• preventing discrimination on religious grounds ;
• crime prevention ;
• prevention of radicalization ;
• preventing violence against referees ;
• dialogue with fans ;
• prevention of doping and doping-related behaviour ;
• preventing illegal betting and match-fixing ;
• financial fair play.

In this field, the Ministry of Sports and the Olympic and Paralympic Games:

• develops and makes available to all those involved in sport a range of prevention tools (in the form of guides, flyers, posters) to raise their awareness of each of these issues and prevent behaviors that have no place in their field of sport;
• contributes to the existing conventional, legislative and regulatory framework for these issues;
• ensures compliance with these frameworks and their implementation;
• supports associative partners working on these issues, to reinforce awareness-raising actions aimed at sports players.