5th Kyu (60 practice days)
- Shomenuchi Ikkyo (omote/ura)
- Shomenuchi Iriminage
- Katatetori Shihonage (omote/ura)
- Ryotetori Tenchinage
- Tsuki Kotegaeshi
- Ushiro Tekubitori Kotegaeshi
- Morotetori Kokyuho
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4th Kyu (80 practice days)
- Shomenuchi Nikkyo (omote/ura)
- Yokomenuchi Shihonage (omote/ura)
- Tsuki Iriminage
- Ushiro Tekubi Sankyo (omote/ura)
- Ushiro Ryokatatori Kotegaeshi
- Suwari Waza:
• Shomenuchi Ikkyo
• Katatori Nikkyo (omote/ura)
• Katatori Sankyo
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3rd Kyu (100 practice days)
- Yokomenuchi Iriminage (two ways)
- Yokomenuchi Kotegaeshi
- Tsuki Kaitennage
- Ushiro Ryokatatori Sankyo (omote/ura)
- Morotetori Iriminage (two ways)
- Shomenuchi Sankyo (omote/ura)
- Suwari Waza:
• Shomenuchi Iriminage
• Shomenuchi Nikkyo (omote/ura)
- Hanmi-Handachi:
• Katatetori Shihonage
• Katatetori Kaitennage
(uchi and soto mawari*)
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2nd Kyu (200 practice days)
- Shomenuchi Shihonage
- Shomenuchi Kaitennage
- Yokomenuchi Gokyo
- Ushiro Tekubitori Shihonage
- Ushiro Tekubitori Jujinage
- Ushiro Kubishime Koshinage
- Morotetori Nikkyo
- Hanmi-Handachi:
• Shomenuchi Iriminage
• Katatetori Nikkyo
• Yokomenuchi Kotegaeshi
- Freestyle - two people
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1st Kyu (300 practice days)
- Katatori Menuchi - five techniques
- Yokomenuchi - five techniques
- Morotetori - five techniques
- Shomenuchi - five techniques
- Ryotetori - five techniques
- Koshinage - five techniques
- Tantotori
- Hanmi-Handachi (Ushiro Waza - five techniques)
- Freestyle - three people
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Sho-Dan (400 practice days)
- All of 1st Kyu requirements
- Tachitori
- Jotori
- Henkawaza**
- Freestyle - four people
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Ni-Dan (600 practice days)
- Attend two seminars per year after Sho-Dan
- All of Sho-Dan requirements
- Tachitori - two people
- Freestyle - five people
- Kaeshiwaza***
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San-Dan (700 practice days)
- Attend two seminars per year after Ni-Dan. Subject of exam to be determined by examiner at the time of the exam.
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Note: Time requirements are counted from the last test
* Uchi and Soto Mawari - both inside (uchi) and cut-side (soto) movements.
** Henkawaza - switching from one technique to another. Examiner will call the first technique.
*** Kaeshiwaza - counter techniques. Uke applies the technique to nage. Original technique will be called by examiner (e.g., to apply sankyo against nikkyo)