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Kizami-tsuki, oi-tsuki, gyaku-tsuki Mae-geri, oi-tsuki, gyaku-tsuki Yoko-geri, uraken, gyaku-tsuki Mawashi-geri, uraken, gyaku-tsuki Ushiro-geri, uraken, gyaku-tsuki. Bassai Dai. Ju-ippon kumite with jodan and chudan oi-tsuki, chudan mae-geri, and chudan yoko-geri, jodan mawashi-geri and chudan ushiro-geri attacks.
As previous grading plus: Mae-geri, yoko-geri, mawashi-geri, ushiro-geri, uraken, gyaku-tsuki. List a — Candidate chooses from List b — examiner chooses from. Kizame tsuki, oi tsuki, gyaku tsuki Mae geri, oi tsuki, Gyaku tsuki Yoko geri, uraken, gyaku tsuki Mawashi geri, uraken, gyaku tsuki Ushiro geri, uraken, gyaku tsuki Mae geri, yoko geri, mawashi geri, ushiro geri, uraken, gyaku tsuki Old Combination Mae geri, oi tsuki, gyaku tsuki, step back geidan barai, gyaku tsuki, mawashi geri, uraken, oi tsuki Revised Mae geri, oi tsuki, gyaku tsuki, step back geidan barai, gyaku tsuki, yoko geri, uraken, oi tsuki Same leg, mae geri, yoko geri, ushiro geri, all whilst maintaining balance.
Ju Ippon Kumite with jodan and chudan oi tsuki, chudan mae geri, chudan yoko geri, jodan mawashi geri and chudan ushiro geri attacksJu Kumite. This is more of a thesis presentation than an examination. Upon reaching Godan, you will be responsible for charting the remaining course of your training, wherever your interests may take you - an ever deeper understanding of Shotokan, further examination of karate's Okinawan and Chinese roots, the study and incorporation of other martial arts, or other elements of budo.
This is where your own insights and curiosity become free to manifest themselves, resulting in a practice that is personal and unique to you as a martial artist. In the spirit of shu ha ri , this is where ha begins, in pursuit of your own ri. Below is the syllabus for the Atlantic County Shotokan Karate Club, provided as an example of how students may progress through their training. Each SKA club maintains its own syllabus, which is adapted to the specific needs of the club and the club director's preferences.
Although the order of instruction may differ from club to club, the overall curriculum is fairly consistent throughout our organization and through all of the major shotokan groups around the world. The white belt level of training 9th, 8th, and 7th Kyu focuses on the study of the five Heian Kata and introduces basic kumite concepts through the practice of gohon and sanbon kumite.
Students begin their study of kata with an introduction to Heian Shodan. Students will begin their study of gohon kumite by learning about maai - distance - and how we control distance when moving toward and away from opponents. On average, students spend approximately 3 months at this level before advancing. Gohon kumite, with a continued emphasis on distance, stepping, and posture while introducing the roles of uchidachi attacker and shidachi defender.
A further examination of the roles of uchidachi attacker and shidachi defender using the stepping pattern of sanbon kumite. On average, students spend approximately 6 months at this level before advancing.
The green belt level of training 6th, 5th, and 4th Kyu focuses on the study of the Tekki Kata and refines the practice of kumite concepts through the study of ippon kumite. Examination of offensive and defensive theories from the Heian kata using ippon kumite.
Examination of offensive and defensive theories from the Tekki kata using ippon kumite. The brown belt level of training 3rd, 2nd, and 1st Kyu introduces students to advanced kata with the study of the Bassai Dai, Kanku Dai, Enpi, and Jion.
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