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Spectators Welcome 2 1st KYU TO 1st DEGREE BLACK BELT Testing Fee $150 Plus 4 Pictures 2X2 in Gi Top STUDENT HANDBOOK FIVE PRECEPTS SHUGYOSHA GOKUN Yoshukai tie & Suit Patch - $50.00 set COMBINATIONS WORLD YOSHUKAI KARATE 1. Open hand thru Rohai Sho 1 Respect and Manners 1 Hitostu – Reigi o omonzubeshi KOBUDO ORGANIZATION 2. 3 Bo, 3 Nunchaku, and 3 Sai Katas TESTING FOR 9th KYU - YELLOW 2 Be Prudent in Action 2 Hitostu – Taido o imashimubeshi 3. Ippon Kumite 1 thru 5 1. Front kick, spinning round kick using same foot. 3 Be Prudent in Speech 3 Hitostu – Gengo o tsutsushimbeshi Yoshukai Karate Grand Master 4. Breaking - 2 hand, one Stationary Kick (2 boards), spinning 2. Twisting reverse punch. 4 Keep High Spirited 4 Hitostu – Iki o sakan ni subeshi Katsuoh Yamamoto Back Hook Kick and DBL Jump Front Kick 5 Keep Yourself Clean 5 Hitostu – Seiketsu o mune to subeshi 5. 5 Sets of Self Defense - continuous with 2 attackers TESTING FOR 8th KYU - YELLOW “OSU” 6. 5 Sets Combinations with 5 different techniques OBLIGATIONS OF ALL YOSHUKAI STUDENTS 1. Front kick, spinning round kick using same foot. (One Spinning Back or Jump Kick in each) 1. To devote themselves towards the development of one "Push Ahead" "Never Give Up" 2. Front leg round kick, spinning sidekick. another, spiritually, intellectually, and physically.. 3. Twisting reverse punch. 1st DEGREE TO 2nd DEGREE BLACK BELT 2. To be constantly alert to the teachings of their superiors S E 4. Down block 45% shikodachi then reverse punch Testing Fee $175 Plus 4 Pictures 2X2 in Gi Top always endeavoring to master the secrets of this martial art. T X zenkutsudachi stance 1. Rohi Dai C (Basic kicks must be done using front and back legs.) 3. To meet with fortitude any and all obstacles which may R 2. Tenshin arise to hamper the attainment of goals. I E 3. Mugen TESTING FOR 7th KYU - YELLOW 4. To be courteous in deportment and to always remember the V L 4. Bassai virtue of modesty. E L 5. Chinto 1. Front leg front kick, back leg front kick, step forward 5. To avoid all unnecessary incidents and to use this art only E 6. Sai Kata (Rohai Dai, Mugen, and Bassai) reverse punch. when all other means of self-preservation would fail. F N 7. Bo Kata (Shounnokon) 2. Back leg round kick, skip sidekick, back fist. 6. Through the teachings of the foregoing principals, to strive to C 8. Breaking - 2 Stationary Kicks (2 boards) 1 Spinning Kick, O become good citizens and worthy community members. One Jump Kick, One Fist TESTING FOR 6th KYU - BLUE R E 9. 5 Sets of Self Defense - continuous with 2 attackers 1. Sliding forward back fist, reverse punch, round kick. 10. 5 Sets combinations with 5 different techniques All new students are required to join the World Yoshukai Karate Kobudo 2. Demonstrate in slow motion spinning sidekick, Organization after the first 30 days. The cost is $50 for one member, 2 in (One Spinning Back or Jump Kick in each) Keep Patience without putting foot down side kick again, face opposite family is $75, 3 in family is $95 and 4 or more is $110 per year. You will direction down block. receive an Organization packet and your 10th Kyu testing is free. 2nd DEGREE TO 3rd DEGREE BLACK BELT Director - Hiroaki Toyama Testing Fee $200 Plus 4 Pictures 2X2 in Gi Top TESTING FOR 5th KYU BLUE 1. Front foot round kick, using same foot skip side kick, DOJO RULES Director - Mike Culbreth 1 . Sochin 2. Yosei No Kata Sai back fist reverse punch. Spectators Welcome 2. Demonstrate in slow motion 4 round kicks in all 4 1 . Courtesy and Respect - Courtesy to Instructors and fellow 3. Sai tai Bo (1 thru 5) directions without putting foot down, end with down block, students and respect for the Yoshukai System. 4. Yo Shu Dai Nunchaku reverse punch. 5. Tensho Tonfa 2. Speech - No profanity in Dojo. TESTING FOR 4th KYU - GREEN 6. 5 Sets of Self Defense - continuous with 2 attackers 3. Attitude - Must be willing to obey the rules and to learn self 7. 5 station Speed Break – 3 kicks (1 double board) 1. Demonstrate in slow motion a front kick, a round kick and discipline. 2 hand techniques a side kick using back leg (all these are double kicks 8. 5 sets combinations with 5 different techniques without putting foot down.) 4. Spirit - Inner spirit is developed through confidence in your (One Spinning Back or Jump Kick in each) 2. Knee block, back fist, reverse punch, front kick, and double ability and should demonstrate that you to are a credit to your jump front kick. Instructor and to the Yoshukai System. 3rd DEGREE TO 4th DEGREE BLACK BELT Testing Fee $250 Plus 4 Pictures 2X2 in G Top TESTING FOR 3rd KYU - GREEN 5. Cleanliness - Clean heart and mind plus a clean Gi and Body. 1 . San Shi Ryu 1. Front kick back to same position, 360 degree spinning hook 2. Sai tai Bo kick put foot down, same foot round kick. 6. Bow when entering and leaving Dojo area. World Yoshukai Karate 3. lai (Samurai Sword 1 thru 8) 2. Sliding 45 degrees backward, down block back first, 7. No jewelry or gum chewing in Dojo area. Kobudo Organization 4. Sai tai Bo 1 thru 6 reverse punch using same hand ridge hand, 5. 5 station Speed Break – 3 kicks (1 double board kick) spinning hook kick. We offer to all students - Karate uniforms, fighting equipment, 1791 Ross Clark Circle, S.E. 2 hand techniques weapons, videotape and terminology tape. Dothan, Alabama TESTING FOR 2nd KYU & 1st KYU - BROWN 6. 5 Sets of Self Defense - continuous with 2 attackers 334-794-8238 7. 5 sets combinations with 5 different techniques 1 . Sliding forward 45 degrees, outside center block, same We also offer a full line of all Martial Arts equipment. (One Spinning Back or Jump Kick in each) hand back first, reverse punch, spinning hook kick without putting foot down round kick. 5th Degree - $300 – 6th Degree $350 – 7th Degree $400 2. Back leg round kick, jump spinning crescent kick, back Updated 4/2010 JAPANESE TERMINOLOGY Shihan $250 fist, reverse punch. HOME DOJO – JAPAN YEAR YOSHUKAI BEGAN Heel Palm - Shotei Double Jump Front Kick - Nidan Geri Testing Fee $50 plus fee for the belt Testing Fee $50 plus fee for the belt Ridge Hand – Haito Back Kick - Ushiro Geri Kitakyushu City, Japan 1963 1. Niseishi Back Hand - Haisho Hook Kick - Kake Geri I . Ni-Ju Shichi No Kata, (27 Movements) 2. Bo Kata - Nidan 2. Kihon Kata Shodan YOSHUKAI MEANS YOSHUKAI BYWORD 3. Sai Kata - Zen Shin Kotai BROWN BELT TERMINOLOGY 3. Basic Punches, Blocks, Kicks (25 each) 4. Breaking - Side Kick 2 boards, Spinning Back Hook Kick, Strive for excellence Patience 4. Sparring (Japanese style) 1 hand technique. Flying Side Kick or DBL Jump Front Horse Stance – Kibadachi Jump Back Kick - Tobe Ushiro Geri 5. Ippon Kumite 1 defense Kick KARATE MEANS YOSHUKAI PATCH Parallel Stance – Heikodachi Crescent Kick - Ko Geri 6. Combinations 5. Combinations Empty Handed Is a combination of the Hourglass Stance-Sanchindachi Ax Kick - Kakato Otoshi 7. Breaking - 1 hand and 1 foot 6. 5 Self Defense Techniques Back Stance - Kokutsudachi Spinning Back Kick-Ushiro Mawashi Geri Japanese flag, the word 7. Plus all requirements for previous rank One Leg Stance - Ippon Ashidachi Jump Crescent Kick–Tobi Mawashi Ko Geri GRAND MASTER Yoshukai, and Yata-No- 8th TO 7th KYU YELLOW BELT Kneeling one knee – Iai dachi Spin back hook kick – Ushiro Kake geri Kagami (the mirror which Testing Fee - $50 2nd KYU TO 1st KYU BROWN BELT Katsuoh Yamamoto Wedge Block – Kakiwake Uke Instep – HaiSoku th reflects truth, goodness, Testing Fee $50 10 Degree Ridge Hand Block - Haito Uke Edge of Heel - Sokuto I . Kihon Kata Nidan and beauty). Bent wrist – Koken Bottom of Heel - Kakato 2. Kihon Kata Sandan 1 . Bo Kata (Shodan,Nidan, & Sandan) DIRECTORS OF WYKKO Spear Hand – Nukite Bottom ball of foot – Koshi 3. Breaking - 2-Foot Techniques 2. Sai Kata (Zen Shin Kotai & Shiho Hai) Shihan Hiroaki Toyama, 8th degree - Kaicho 4. Ippon Kumite 1 & 2 3 5 Self Defense Techniques 5. Combinations Shihan Mike Culbreth, 8th degree - Kaicho ADVANCED TERMINOLOGY 4. Combinations 6. Plus all requirements for previous rank 5. Breaking - Side Kick 2 boards, Spinning Back Kick, Bear Hand – Kumade Ten – Jue Flying Side, or DBL Jump Front Kick, One Hand WHITE & YELLOW BELT TERMINOLOGY 2 Finger Spear Hand–Nihon Nukite Twenty - Nijue 7th TO 6th KYU BLUE BELT Technique Chasing Punch - Oizuki Thirty – Sanjue Testing fee - $50 plus fee for the belt 6. Rohai Sho Instructor – Sensei Attention Stance - Musubidachi Head Strike - Zutsuki Forty – Yonjue 7. Plus all requirements for previous rank School – Dojo Upper Block - Jodan Ukke 1. Kihon Kata Yondan Shin Kick – Sunegeri Fifty - Gojue Bow – Rei Inside Center Block- Chudan Uchi Uke 2. Zen Shin Kotai Founder – Soke Sixty – Rokujue Yell – Kiyai Outside Center Block-Chudan Soto 3. Ippon Kumite 1 thru 3 President of Organization – Kaicho Seventy - Sichijue Uke - Block Ukke 4. Breaking - 1 foot and 1 hand Flying Side Kick or DBL Jump Front Kick Yoshukai Karate VP of Organization – Hu Kaicho Eighty – Hachjue Prepare – Yoi Down Block - Gedan Ukke 5. Combinations and Slow Motion Kicks Main Karate School – Honbu Dojo Ninety – Kyujue Fist to Hip Position - Tsuki (Ski) Fist – Seiken 6. Plus all requirements for previous ranks Quality Instructor – Shihan One Hundred – Hiyaku Begin – Hajime Upper Punch - Jodan Tsuki Yoshukai Karate can trace its lineage back to the Full Point – Ippon Technique – Waza Finish – Yame Middle Punch - Chudan Tsuki 6th KYU TO 5th Kyu BLUE BELT founding fathers of karate in Okinawa over three Half Point – Wazaari Make Effort You Will Achieve – Rikihittatsu hundred years ago.
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