Important things you should know about grading!


Students should remember that taking an exam is a privilege, not a right. Just because you have been a member of a dojo for some time, are friends with the instructor, or senior belts etc. does not give you the right to participate in a grading. Your instructor has the final say as to whether you are ready to grade or not. Do not take for granted that you are ready for the next level! NO ONE is that good. 

At our dojos many things are taken into consideration for exam eligibility. Some of these things are technique, kata, fitness level, individual ability, age, attendance, attitude, standing in the dojo and behavior. Karate is not just about fighting and how many kata you know, it is a DO (way) of life,
Osu!

 

  • 1e Zenkutsu Dachi Kata

  • 2e Zenkutsu Dachi Kata

  • 3e Zenkutsu Dachi Kata

 

  • 1e Taikyoku Kata

  • 2e Taikyoku Kata

 

  • 3e Taikyoku Kata

  • 1e Pinan Kata

 

  • 2e Pinan Kata

  • Sanchin Kata

 

  • 3e Pinan Kata

  • Gekisai-dai Kata

 

  • 4e Pinan Kata

  • Tsuki-No Kata

 

  • 5e Pinan Kata

  • 1e Taikyoku Kata Ura

  • 2e Taikyoku Kata Ura

  • 3e Taikyoku Kata Ura

 

  • Yangtsu Kata

  • 1e Pinan Kata Ura

 

  • Saiha Kata

  • Tensho Kata

 

  • Seenchin Kata

  • Gekisai-sho Kata

  • Kanku-dai Kata

 

  • Seipai Kata

  • Sushio Kata

  • Garyu Kata

  • The applicant is to present a Kata, in writing, which must contain a minimum of 30 movements. The applicant must be able to perform and explain the kata in detail.

 

 

 

 


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