This document outlines the syllabus for different kyū levels (5th to 1st) at the Shoshinkan Dojo Aikido school. It details the techniques students are expected to learn at each level in the areas of ukemi (falls), tachi waza (standing techniques), suwari waza (seated techniques), and buki waza (weapons techniques). Progressing through the kyū levels involves mastering more advanced techniques over time under the supervision of instructors at the dojo.
This document outlines the syllabus for different kyū levels (5th to 1st) at the Shoshinkan Dojo Aikido school. It details the techniques students are expected to learn at each level in the areas of ukemi (falls), tachi waza (standing techniques), suwari waza (seated techniques), and buki waza (weapons techniques). Progressing through the kyū levels involves mastering more advanced techniques over time under the supervision of instructors at the dojo.
This document outlines the syllabus for different kyū levels (5th to 1st) at the Shoshinkan Dojo Aikido school. It details the techniques students are expected to learn at each level in the areas of ukemi (falls), tachi waza (standing techniques), suwari waza (seated techniques), and buki waza (weapons techniques). Progressing through the kyū levels involves mastering more advanced techniques over time under the supervision of instructors at the dojo.
This document outlines the syllabus for different kyū levels (5th to 1st) at the Shoshinkan Dojo Aikido school. It details the techniques students are expected to learn at each level in the areas of ukemi (falls), tachi waza (standing techniques), suwari waza (seated techniques), and buki waza (weapons techniques). Progressing through the kyū levels involves mastering more advanced techniques over time under the supervision of instructors at the dojo.
Kyu Syllabus Ukemi Tachi waza Suwari Waza Buki waza 5th kyū - Gokyū (min 30 days of training) Yoko Ukemi Gyaku Hanmi Katate Dori Tai No Henko Ryōte Dori Kokyu Ho Ken Suburi 1-3 Shikkō (Kihon and Kinonagare) Jo Suburi 1-5 Morote Dori Kokyu Ho (Kihon) Shōmen Uchi Ikkyō (Omote/Ura) Hanmi Shōmen Uchi Ikkyō (Omote/Ura) Tai Sabaki: Tenkan, Irimi Gyaku Hanmi Katate Dori Shihō Nage (O/U) Tenkan and Tenkai 4th kyū - Yonkyū (min 40 days after Gokyu) Mae Ukemi Shōmen Uchi Nikyō (O/U) Shōmen Uchi Nikyō (O/U) Ken Suburi 1-5 Ushiro Ukemi Shōmen Uchi Irimi Nage Ken: Migi and Hidari Awase Katate Dori Ikkyō (Gy. and Ai Hanmi - O/U) Jo Suburi 1-10 Katate Dori Nikyō (O/U) Jo Roku No Kata Katate Dori Kokyū Nage (two forms) 3rd kyū - Sankyū (min 50 days) Mae Ukemi - sideways Shōmen Uchi Sankyō (O/U) Shōmen Uchi Sankyō (O/U) Ken Suburi 1-7 Mae Ukemi - no arms Shōmen Uchi Kote Gaeshi Ken: Go No Awase / Shichi No Awase Ryōte Dori Shihō Nage (O/U) Jo Suburi 1-20 Tsuki (Chudan) Kote Gaeshi Yokomen Uchi Shiho Nage Katate Dori Kaiten Nage (Uchi and Soto)
2nd kyū - Nikyū
(min 50 days) Tobikoshi - forward 'high fall' Shōmen Uchi Yonkyō(O/U) Shōmen Uchi Yonkyō (O/U) Ken Happo Giri Gyaku Hanmi Katate Dori Yonkyō (O/U) Buki Dori: two ken / two jo Gyaku Hanmi Katate Dori Irimi Nage Tanken Dori: Tsuki Kotegaeshi and (Jodan/Chudan/Gedan) Yokomen Uchi Gokyo Ai Hanmi Katate Dori Kote Gaeshi Hanmi handachi waza: Jo 31 No Kata Ryōte Dori Tenchi Nage Katate Dori Shihō Nage (Omote) Tsuki (Chudan) Irimi Nage Yokomen Uchi Irimi Nage Yokomen Uchi Gokyō (Ura) Ushiro Ryōte Dori Ikkyō (O/U) Ushiro Ryōte Dori Nikyō (O/U) Morote Dori Kokyū Nage (two forms) 1st kyū - Ikkyū (min 70 days) Ushiro Otoshi Shōmen Uchi Kaiten Nage (2 forms) Shōmen Uchi Ikkyō-Yonkyō (O/U) Buki Dori: three ken, jo and tanken Ukemi from all techniques, Tsuki (Chudan) Kaiten Nage (Soto) Jo Happo Tsuki including koshi nage Ryōte Dori Kote Gaeshi Jo 13 No Kata Ryōte Dori Kokyū Nage (two forms) Ushiro Ryōte Dori Sankyō (O/U) Ushiro Ryōte Dori Yonkyō (O/U) Hanmi handachi waza: Katate Yokomen Uchi Ikkyō-Yonkyō (O/U) Dori Kaiten Nage (Soto) Morote Dori Koshi Nage Katate Dori Koshi Nage
