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Revision as of 13:57, 1 January 2018
Sankyū
The following knowledge, skills, and abilities are required to earn the rank of sankyū (3rd class), which is expressed by wearing a brown belt.
There is no time-in-rank requirement, but 30-40 months of total training time is typically needed to reach this level.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the required terminology and techniques, in both English and Japanese:
- Terminology
- Jūdō
- Aikidō
- Kobudō
- Kendō
- Stances
- Gedan-kobushi-dachi
- Blocks
- Mikazuki-geri uke
- Nami-ashi uke
- Strikes
- Kicks
- Kekomi-geri
- Fumikomi geri
- Manipulations and Takedowns
- Irimi-nage
- Seoi-nage
- Ippon seoi-nage
- Shihō-nage
- Terminology
- Demonstrate the required kata (Chugoku ni Chikara Himitsu, Seisan Sai).
- Perform 50 self-defense techniques.
- Demonstrate ability in kumite.
- Demonstrate knowledge of all previous qualifications.
Nikyū
The following knowledge, skills, and abilities are required to earn the rank of nikyū (2nd class), which is expressed by wearing a brown belt (though often alterations are made to differentiate between different brown belt grades).
There is no time-in-rank requirement, but 36-48 months of total training time is typically needed to reach this level.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the required terminology and techniques, in both English and Japanese:
- Terminology
- Tatami
- Shiai
- Kekomi
- Kūsankū
- Blocks
- Punches
- Strikes
- Kumade uchi
- Kicks
- Tobi-mae-geri
- Tobi-yoko-geri
- Drop kick
- Manipulations and Takedowns
- Tenkan / Tai-no-henko
- Tenchi-nage
- Ushiro-nage
- Kokyūhō
- Sumi-otoshi
- Kani-basami
- Terminology
- Demonstrate the required kata (Ichi no Hebi, Nunchaku Kata).
- Demonstrate the unbendable arm, immovable man, and unbreakable circle.
- Perform 60 self-defense techniques.
- Demonstrate ability in kumite.
- Demonstrate knowledge of all previous qualifications.
Ikkyū
The following knowledge, skills, and abilities are required to earn the rank of ikkyū (1st class), which is expressed by wearing a brown belt (though often alterations are made to differentiate between different brown belt grades).
There is no time-in-rank requirement, but 42-56 months of total training time is typically needed to reach this level.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the required terminology and techniques, in both English and Japanese:
- Terminology
- Mudansha
- Yūdansha
- Sensei ni, Rei!
- Sempai ni, Rei!
- Otagai ni, Rei!
- Suawre!
- Toshiage!
- Blocks
- Kakuto uke
- Nagashi uke
- Punches
- Oyayubi-ken-tsuki
- Strikes
- Seiryūtō uchi
- Kokō uchi
- Washiken uchi
- Toraken uchi
- Kicks
- Kurūma-geri
- Manipulations and Takedowns
- Tamoi-nage
- Aiki-nage
- Ude-garami
- Terminology
- Perform the required kata (Katachi no Chugoku-te Dō, Hamahiga no Tonfa).
- Perform 70 self-defense techniques.
- Demonstrate your ability in kumite.
- Demonstrate leadership ability, through the following:
- Assist with dōjō upkeep maintenance.
- Demonstrate the ability to run warm-ups.
- Demonstrate the ability to lead and teach small groups of lower-ranked students.
- Demonstrate knowledge of all previous qualifications.
