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KJC Grading Requirements 2018 Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements May 2018 Grading assessment is based on: • Skills relevant to each grade. All Students will commence at the start of the syllabus and be assessed on merit • Skills achieved in previous grades, but to a higher standard • Ukemi for all grades at increasing skill levels • Techniques for all grades are to be performed right and left • Japanese terminology is required for Orange belt and above • Grading Categories will follow those set down by the Judo Federation of Australia Mons Boys and Girls: Students 5, 6, 7 and 8years of age Junior Boys and Girls: Students 9, 10 and 11 years of age Senior Boys and Girls: Students 12, 13 and 14 years of age Cadet Boys and Girls: Students 15, 16 and 17years of age Senior Men and Women: Students over 18 years of age • It is expected that you will be able to demonstrate a good knowledge of all previous grade requirements Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Ukemi Waza – Break Falls Backward break fall Side break fall Forward break fall Forward Roll Forward Roll Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Monsters Boys and Girls 5 – 8yrs White/Yellow– 5/6yrs Nage Waza O Soto Gari Osaekomi Waza Mune Gatame Ukemi Side (Left and Right) Back Mune Gatame O Soto Gari White/Yellow– Black tip Nage Waza O Goshi Osaekomi Waza Kesa Gatame Ukemi Forward Fall Kesa Gatame O Goshi Yellow Nage Waza O Uchi Gari Osaekomi Waza Tate Shiho Gatame Turnover Demonstrate 1 Method Ukemi Stationary Forward Roll Tate Shiho Gatame O Uchi Gari Yellow– Black tip Nage Waza Tai Otoshi Tai Otoshi Osaekomi Waza Kata Gatame Turnover Demonstrate 1 Method Escape Demonstrate 1 Method Kata Gatame Ukemi Step In Forward Roll Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Monsters Boys and Girls 5 – 8yrs Yellow/Orange – 7yrs Ko Uchi Gari Nage Waza Ko Uchi Gari Osaekomi Waza Yoko Shiho Gatame Turnover Demonstrate 1 Method Escape Demonstrate 1 Method Ukemi Step-In Forward Roll Yoko Shiho Gatame Yellow/Orange – Black tip Nage Waza Tomoe Nage Tomoe Nage Osaekomi Waza Kuzure Kami Shiho Gatame Turnover Demonstrate 1 Method Kuzure Kami Escape Demonstrate 1 Method Shiho Gatame Ukemi Demonstrate All Ukemi Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Junior Boys and Girls 5 – 8yrs Ippon Seoinage Orange – 8yrs Nage Waza Ippon Seoinage Tani Otoshi Osaekomi Waza Kami Shiho Gatame Turnover Demonstrate 1 Method Tani Otoshi Escape Demonstrate 1 Method Ukemi Demonstrate All Ukemi Kami Shiho Gatame Orange – Black tip Nage Waza Uki Goshi Harai Goshi Osaekomi Waza Ushiro Kesa Gatame Harai Goshi Uki Goshi Turnover Demonstrate 1 Method Escape Demonstrate 1 Method Ukemi Demonstrate All Ukemi Ushiro Kesa Gatame Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Junior Boys and Girls 9 – 11yrs Uchi Mata Orange/Green – 9yrs Nage Waza Koshi Guruma Uchi Mata Koshi Guruma Osaekomi Waza Kata Osae Gatame Turnover Demonstrate 1 Method Escape Demonstrate 1 Method Ukemi Demonstrate All Ukemi Orange/Green – Black Tip Nage Waza De Ashi Harai Morote Seoinage Osaekomi Waza Kuzure Kesa Gatame Turnover Demonstrate 1 Method Escape from groundwork Demonstrate 1 Method Past Legs Demonstrate 1 Method De Ashi Harai Ukemi Forward Roll Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Junior Boys and Girls 9 – 11yrs Green Belt – 10yrs Nage Waza Yoko Otoshi Sode Tsuri Komi Goshi Osaekomi Waza 4 techniques of the Ground Work Wheel Turnover Demonstrate 2 Methods Escape from groundwork Demonstrate 2 Methods Past Legs Demonstrate 2 Methods Ukemi Demonstrate All Ukemi Green – Black Tip Nage Waza Kata Seoinage Ko Uchi Makikomi Osaekomi Waza 6 techniques of the Ground Work Wheel Turnover Demonstrate 2 Methods Escape from groundwork Demonstrate 2 Methods Past Legs Demonstrate 2 Methods Ukemi Demonstrate All Ukemi Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Junior Boys and Girls 9 – 11yrs Green / Blue – 11yrs Nage Waza Tsuri Goshi Soto Makikomi Osaekomi Waza Demonstate escapes from 2 different hold - downs Turnover Demonstrate 2 Methods Past Legs Demonstrate 2 Methods Escape from groundwork Demonstrate 2 Methods Ukemi Demonstrate All Ukemi Renraku Waza (continuations) Ippon Seoinage to O Soto Gari O Goshi to Mune Gatame Kaeshi Waza (counters) O Soto Gari by O Soto Gaeshi Green Blue – Black Tip Nage Waza Sumi Gaeshi Osaekomi Waza Demonstate escapes from 2 different hold - downs Turnover Demonstrate 2 Methods Past Legs Demonstrate 2 Methods Escape from groundwork Demonstrate 2 Methods Ukemi Demonstrate All Ukemi Renraku Waza Ko Uchi Gari to O O Uchi Gari (continuations) O Uchi Gari to Tai Otoshi Kesa Gatame to Kami Shiho Gatame to Mune Gatame to Ude Garami Kaeshi Waza Ippon Seoinage by Ko Uchi Gari (counters) O Uchi Gari by Tani Otoshi Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Senior Boys and Girls 12 – 14yrs Blue Belt - 12yrs Nage Waza Uchi Mata Gaeshi Moroto Gari Sukui Nage Osaekomi Waza Demonstate 2 links to Kansetsu and Shime Waza Kansetsu Waza Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame Shime Waza 1 Hadaka Jime Tsuki Komi Jime Turnover Demonstrate 3 Methods Past Legs Demonstrate 3 Methods Escapes Demonstrate 3 Methods Nage no Kata Demonstrate 1st set as Tori Renraku Waza Uchi Mata to Tai Otoshi (continuations) O Uchi Gari to Uchi Mata Moroto Gari to Tani Otoshi Sukui Nage to Ushiro Kesa Gatame Kaeshi Waza Gaeshi (counters) O Uchi Gari by Tomoe Nage Harai Goshi by Tani Otoshi Blue – Black Tip Nage Waza Yoko Wakare Hane Goshi Gokyo No Waza Demonstrate first 4 sets Osaekomi Waza Demonstate 3 links to Kansetsu and Shime Waza Kansetsu Waza 1 Ude Garami Gyaku Ude Garami Shime Waza 1 Kata Ha Jime Turnover Demonstrate 3 Methods Past Legs Demonstrate 3 Methods Escapes Demonstrate 3 Methods Nage no Kata Demonstrate 1st set as Tori Renraku Waza (continuations) Invent 3 Methods of Combinations using at least one of the above techniques Kaeshi Waza (counters) Invent 3 Methods of Counters using at least one of the above techniques Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Senior Boys and Girls 12 – 14yrs Blue / Brown - 13yrs Gokyo No Waza Demonstrate first 3 sets Osaekomi Waza Demonstate 3 links to Kansetsu and Shime Waza Kansetsu Waza 1 Waki Gatame Family Shime Waza 1 Kata Ha Jime Okuri Eri Jime Turnover Demonstrate 3 Methods Past Legs Demonstrate 3 Methods Escapes Demonstrate 3 Methods Nage no Kata Demonstrate 1st 2 sets as Tori Renraku Waza (continuations) Invent 3 Methods of Combinations using at least one of the above techniques Kaeshi Waza (counters) Invent 3 Methods of Counters using at least one of the above techniques Blue / Brown – Black Tip Gokyo No Waza Demonstrate first 4 sets Osaekomi Waza Demonstate 3 links to Kansetsu and Shime Waza Kansetsu Waza 1 Ura Gatame family Shime Waza 1 Ura Sankaku Juji Jime Ushiro Sankaku Juji Jime Turnover Demonstrate 3 Methods Past Legs Demonstrate 3 Methods Escapes Demonstrate 3 Methods Nage no Kata Demonstrate 1st 2 sets as Tori Renraku Waza (continuations) Invent 3 Methods of Combinations using at least one of the above techniques Kaeshi Waza (counters) Invent 3 Methods of Counters using at least one of the above techniques Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Senior Boys and Girls 12 – 14yrs Brown Belt – 14yrs Gokyo No Waza Demonstrate first 4 sets Osaekomi Waza Demonstate 3 links to Kansetsu and Shime Waza Kansetsu Waza 1 Kesa Garami Shime Waza 1 Yoko Sankaku Juji Jime Name Jiji Jime Turnover Demonstrate 3 Methods Past Legs Demonstrate 3 Methods Escapes Demonstrate 3 Methods Renraku Waza (continuations) Invent 3 Methods of Combinations using at least one of the above techniques Kaeshi Waza (counters) Invent 3 Methods of Counters using at least one of the above techniques Nage no Kata Demonstrate 1st 3 sets as Tori Brown – Black Tip Gokyo No Waza Demonstrate all 5 sets Osaekomi Waza Demonstate 3 links to Kansetsu and Shime Waza Kansetsu Waza 1 Ude Hishigi Hiza Gatame Shime Waza 1 Gyaku Jiji Jime Jigo Gohoten Jime Turnover Demonstrate 3 Methods ending in Kesa Gatame Family Past Legs Demonstrate 3 Methods ending in Kesa Gatame Family Escapes Demonstrate 3 Methods Renraku Waza (continuations) Invent 3 Methods of Combinations using at least one of the above techniques Kaeshi Waza (counters) Invent 3 Methods of Counters using at least one of the above techniques Nage no Kata Demonstrate all sets as Tori Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Cadet, Junior and Senior Men and Women (15 years & Over) Yellow Belt Ukemi Waza Side, Back and Rolling Nage Waza O Soto Gari O Goshi Ippon Seoinage De Ashi Harai Osaekomi Waza Mune Gatame Kesa Gatame Kansetsu Waza Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame Kesa Garami Shime Waza Hadaka Jime Turnovers Demonstrate 1 method Getting past legs Demonstrate 1 method Ukemi Side (Left and Right0, Back and Rolling Renraku Waza Ippon Seoinage to O Soto Gari (continuations) O Goshi to Mune Gatame Kaeshi Waza (counters) O Soto Gari by O Soto Gaeshi Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Cadet, Junior and Senior Men and Women (15 years & Over) Orange Belt Ukemi Waza Side, Back, Rolling and Forward Nage Waza O Uchi Gari Ko Uchi Gari Tai Otoshi Morote Seoinage Kata Seoinage Yoko Otoshi Osaekomi Waza Kata Gatame Kami Shiho Gatame Kansetsu Waza Ude Garami Gyaku Ude Garami Shime Waza Tsuki Komi Jime Turnovers Demonstrate 2 methods Getting past legs Demonstrate 2 methods Escapes from Groundwork Demonstrate 2 methods Renraku Waza Ko Uchi Gari to O Uchi Gari (continuations) O Uchi Gari to Tai Otoshi Kesa Gatame to Kami Shiho Gatame to Mune Gatame to Ude Garami Kaeshi Waza (counters) Ippon Seoinage by Ko Uchi Gari Kangaroo Judo Club Grading Requirements Cadet, Junior and Senior Men and Women (15 years & Over) Green Belt Nage Waza Harai Goshi Uchi Mata Ko Soto Gake Ko Soto Gari
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