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1 British Wadokai Karate-do Federation About British Wadokai & Gary E Swift (7th Dan) Kyoshi Wadoryu Karate was introduced into the UK by Suzuki Tatsuo (8 th Dan) Hanshi in the early 1960 s, under the direct guidance of Ohtsuka Hironori (10 th Dan) Meijin. Suzuki Sensei was Ohtsuka Meijin s most senior Instructor and he was given the responsibility of setting up Wado under the Japanese Karate Federation throughout the whole of Europe; the forerunner to the Federation of European Wadokai (FEW). The organisation that Suzuki Hanshi founded in the UK was first known as the United Kingdom Karate-do Federation (UKKF), later to be known as the United Kingdom Karate-do Wadokai (UKKW) in the mid-70 s. This first Wado was still guided and maintained by Ohtsuka and with the exception of the Sanbon-gumite and Ohyo Gumite, which was created by Suzuki Hanshi, was a result of Ohtsuka Meijin s own authentic Wado-ryu karate. My own Wado was a result of this direct lineage from Ohtsuka through Suzuki, and has never been influenced by any other Wado outside of the UKKW - at the time I knew of no other Wado. In 1976, during a visit from Ohtsuka Meijin to England, I trained under Ohtsuka Meijin and attempted to attend all the courses that he conducted while he was over here. Many of the techniques I learnt from him first hand have never been changed or altered. The concept of Nagashizuki and many of the Kihon-gumite have been ingrained into me from that visit. My 4th Kyu grading was conducted by Ohtsuka Meijin and Suzuki Hanshi, and I am honoured to have Ohtsuka Meijin s signature still on my UKKF licence from that day. In 1982 Ohtsuka Meijin passed away, and left behind a great legacy for all of us to follow. However, following his passing, there was split after split within the Wado fraternity and Wado took on many different directions and guises. During that time, although I was training at one of these split groups; I continued training with the UKKW and maintained my authentic Wado. I was still training under the direction of Suzuki Hanshi until at the end of 1989 when I decided that I needed to move on as the politics, even within the UKKW, became too much for me. The politics revolved, I believe (through rumours), around the Founder s son wanting to change various aspects of his father s Wado, which Suzuki Hanshi disapproved of (again I must emphasise, that this was the rumour that was going around the Dojo at the time). Soon after this, Wado had another big split, this time with the parting of Suzuki Hanshi (and other Japanese Instructors) from what was then, and now, the Wado Renmei (Academy) under Ohtsuka Meijin s son, Ohtsuka Hironori Saiko-Shihan. From Left to Right: Masafumi Shiomitsu (8 th Dan) Hanshi, Tanabe Sensei, Tatsuo Suzuki (8 th Dan) Hanshi, Kuniaki Sakagami 7 th Dan, Peter Suzuki Sensei, Fumio Sugasawa 7 th Dan In British Wadokai we still train with the Sanbon-gumite, which are very much misunderstood today, and in many Wado schools they have even been removed completely, which is such a shame as they can reflect so much of the Ju-Jutsu aspects and principles within them (continual contact, flowing and fluid distancing, entering, etc.). The Ohyo-gumite, which encourages aspects of free-fighting; another very important aspect of all Wado. Again, these are often misunderstood and have been taken out by many Wado Schools. However, saying this, some schools have replaced the original Ohyo-gumite with some more up-to-date versions, which also reflect these similar concepts within them. I have been very privileged to have learnt much from many Japanese Wado Instructors throughout my time, and I have added to the training many new traditional aspects, such as Tanto-dori, Idori, Muto-dori, etc. British Wadokai is what it is, British Wadokai ; this is from where the Wado of today has evolved. Gary E Swift.
2 About Gary E Swift (7 th Dan) Kyoshi Gary E Swift (7th Dan) Kyoshi. The Chief Instructor of the British Wadokai Karate-do Federation. Gary Swift was born in 7 Leigham Terrace, Plymouth, Devon, in He started his martial-arts training in 1966 at the age of 10 at his junior school at Laira Green, Plymouth, Devon. His first taste of martial-arts was learning the popular systems, at that time, of Ju-jutsu and Judo. After a move to Prince Rock Senior School, Plymouth, Devon, he was also introduced to the skills of Thai-boxing (known then as Kickboxing) by the PT Teacher at the school, Mr P Twigg. Upon his arrival to the South of England in 1972, from Liskeard, Cornwall, he started Wado-ryu Karate in Guildford and Bisley (Surrey), under his most influential Instructor Mick Rapley (then 1 st Dan), in 1974 (affiliated to the United Kingdom Karate Federation (later to be known as the United Kingdom Karate-do Wadokai)). Regular instructors at this time included Suzuki Tatsuo Hanshi, Maeda Tadayuki Sensei, Shiomitsu Hanshi and Kobayashi Katsumi Sensei. From this day onwards he studied numerous other forms of Karate, as well as Shorinji-kempo, Muay-Thai, Malaysian Taekwondo (Thoi-kuen-do), Korean HoSin-sul Hapkido, various weapons systems, and a variety of other Japanese, Korean, and Chinese martial-arts. Gary Swift Performing Maegeri Chudan (Circa 1979) Today he is holder of numerous titles and ranks in martial-arts including 7th Dan in Wado-ryu Karate, 2nd Dan in Korean HoSin-sul Hapkido, and 1st Dan in Malaysian Taekwondo. He has over 35 years teaching experience and over 45 years (including international) training experience. He is the Founder-President of the Alliance of International Wado-ryu (AIWa est. 1982), and Chief Instructor to the British Wadokai Karate-do Federation (foundations established in 1976). He is also recognised within the English Karate Federation, World Karate Federation and the Korean Martial-arts of South East Asia-Pacific (KOMA-SEA-PAC). Gary Swift Kyoshi has also had the honour of training, and being graded under, Ohtsuka Hironori Meijin 10th Dan (founder of Wado-ryu) in Other instructors have also included the famous: Tomiyama Keiji 7th Dan Shihan (Shito-ryu), Hoi Hean Thow 7th Dan (Thoi-kuen-do, Tong-long, Bo-jutsu, Escrima), Dr. Julian S Lim 8th Dan (Hapkido, HoSin-sul). Tomiyama Keiji (7th Dan) Shihan - Takamizawa Toru (7 th Dan) Kyoshi - HH Thow 7 th Dan 2
3 British Wadokai Kyu Gradings PLUS -What do I need to know and bring? Your grading, especially the first grading, is probably one of your biggest steps in your Martial-arts career. For many, it s probably the first one they remember the most. To make life a little easier for you we have compiled some information below that may help on your first step on the grade ladder. Promotion. Belts are achieved through dedicated practise and training. Once a student understands all that he requires for his next grade, and the time-served for each level has been completed, then the student may be put forward for his grading to the next belt level. For your 1 st grading you will be allowed a certain amount of flexibility with your test. For example: With the reciting of the Dojo-kun, you will not be expected to be word perfect in the pronunciation and reciting. Your belt knot may not be retied 100%, or you may need a little assistance during your performance. Technically you may experience some nerves and make a few errors. This is all quite normal. Your examiners are there to help you, and will give some guidance and pointers if things are getting a bit difficult. To progress in Wado Karate. Once a Green-belt has been achieved a student should be training and practising, under instruction at a Dojo, at least twice a week (at least three times a week for Brown and 1 st to 3 rd Dan Black-belts). All training should be along with the usual continual home-training. Knowledge is ongoing and intense the further the student progresses up the grade ladder. All previous grade aspects and knowledge of training should also be retained in order to pass this knowledge down to the lower graded students. Only students, who show serious dedicated practise, and a good working knowledge of their next level, will be considered for promotion. On the day you will need to bring: 1. Licence, Training Fee plus Grading & Registration Fee of 15 (if you fail, your next grading attempt will be free, if under the same Examiner). The grading fee also includes registration, belt & certificate. 2. Your official BWK Club and Course Attendance Record Card. 3. Clean white Karate-gi. T-shirts are not permitted to be worn under the Gi. However, females, and students with special medical conditions, may be permitted to wear a T-shirt (white) under their Gi top. 4. Association Badge to be worn on the left breast (or left arm if wearing club badge on breast). No 'unofficial' badges will be permitted. 5. Grade syllabus book (good for that last minute revision, etc.). 6. Bogu (fighting protection). Required for gradings of 6 th Kyu & above. Official British Wadokai Kyu grade rank colours. White Belt: Mukyu (beginner), Red Belt 9 th Kyu, Yellow Belt 8th Kyu, Orange Belt 7th Kyu, Green Belt 6th Kyu, Blue Belt 5th Kyu, Purple Belt 4th Kyu, Brown Belt 3rd, 2nd, and 1st Kyu (with relevant Kyu stripes). Upon a pass or fail, you will be informed of your results during formal line-up after the grading. Awards night will be the following training session after the grading; this is where you will be awarded your certificate and new belt (if applicable). These will be awarded & presented to you free of charge. 3
4 Official British Wadokai Yudan grade rank colours. Yudansha (11 years & above). There is no belt discrimination between Yudansha grades. Yudan Shinsa are performed at private grading facilities. See Date Section for details. Bowing on/off Procedure The traditional method of lining up in the Dojo is quite simple. On the command of Seiretsu students must line-up quickly and quietly in the proper grade/rank order (highest ranks starting from the front-right working down to the lowest ranks on the rear-left) in equal rank & file in the Kiritsu (informal attention) position (Musubi-dachi), as per diagram. You must not pass in front of higher graded ranks to do so, filter in from the rear and side of your own line. All Sensei stand facing the rank & file of students. In the event that there is more than one Sensei, the highest graded Sensei would usually be positioned at the left of the lower ranked Sensei (this would then be in correct rank position during the 'Shomen-ni-rei', where the highest ranks must be on the right in the line up). Shimoza Lowest Grade Highest Grade Sensei Kamiza Bowing-on Procedure Sensei: 'Seiretsu' (line up in correct ranks and files). Sensei signals the Sempai to acknowledge the start of the bowing-on procedure. Sempai: 'Seiza' (all knee). Sensei: 'Dojo kun' (Dojo maxims). Deshi: Dojo Kun (acknowledgement of command.). Sensei: 'Reisetsu O Mamori' (stick to the rules of the Dojo). Deshi: 'Reisetsu O Mamori'. Sensei: 'Shingi O Omanji' (be loyal to your Instructor). Deshi: 'Shingi O Omanji.' Sensei: 'Jojitsu Ni Oberesu' (students & Instructors are not all one, never take advantage of his friendship). Deshi: 'Jojitsu Ni Oberesu.' Sensei: 'Shinkenmi Ni Tesseyo' (be serious in your efforts). Deshi: 'Shinkenmi Ni Tesseyo'. Sensei: 'Mokuso' (quiet thought) - Students and Instructors shut their eyes for a moment of meditation to clear the mind of outside distractions etc., concentrating on the task ahead of serious Karate training and the concepts of the Dojo-kun. Sensei: 'Mokuso Yamae' (stop meditating) all students and instructors open their eyes and look to the front. The Sensei will turn to face the Shomen (front), towards the Kamiza (shrine). Sempai: Shomen Ni Rei (bow to the front) all bow. The Sensei turns to face the class. Sempai: 'Sensei Ni Rei' (bow to the Instructor) all bow. Sempai: 'Otaga Ni Rei' (bow to each other) Deshi bow. Sempai: 'Kiritsu' (come to attention) - all must stand at once, with the Sensei, to the attention stance Musubi Dachi) all bow together with the Se RULES OF THE DOJO 1. Students must always arrive, dressed and ready to train, at least 5-minutes BEFORE the class starts. If you are unavoidably late for the bow-on : a. Bow to enter the Dojo. b. Kneel at the Dojo entrance and recite the Dojokun in your mind. c. Perform the bow-on sequence. d. Stand, then bow towards the Sensei (Tachi-rei). e. Wait for the Sensei to acknowledge you presence BEFORE joining the class. 2. Tachi-rei (standing bow). Always bow upon: a. Entering and leaving the Dojo. b. Before and after addressing your Sensei, or, if your Sensei is addressing you. c. Before and after performing various techniques with each other. 3. If the Sensei is not present, the Sempai (the most senior of the class) will start the class. All students must follow the Sempai as though he were the Sensei. 4. You must inform your Sensei/Sempai of any kind of medical condition, or injury, as a student may be advised that a doctor's advice may be required prior to (continuing) training. 5. During the session, students must work with an attitude of seriousness and complete concentration. Laughing and talking cannot be permitted. Silence and seriousness during the session are the two rules that must be followed if a high level of training is to be sustained. 4
5 6. Unless training has commenced, all students must bow to Yudansha upon their arrival to the Dojo. 7. Rapid movement is an essential part of the training, even as it pertains to lining up on command. This habit of moving quickly, without wasted motion and effort, will also help keep the class working smoothly. 8. When not training, i.e. during breaks etc. Students must sit crossed-legged against the wall in the Shimoza (lower-house) area of the Dojo, or in the designated resting area/s. 9. You must always wear a clean & pressed white Gi. Badges (Association/Club) must be worn on the left-side of your Gi (chest/arm). Other badges, as country representation badges etc., may be worn on the right sleeve (these are only issued & supplied by your Sensei). 10. Only females, and students with special medical conditions, may be permitted to wear a T-shirt (white) under their Gi top. 11. No student should leave the Dojo during the session; unless he has prior permission from a Sensei or Sempai to do so (this is for reasons of good etiquette as well as Health & Safety). 12. On the command of Seiretsu students must line-up quickly and quietly in the proper grade/rank order in the Kiritsu (informal attention) position (Musubi-dachi). You must not pass in front of higher graded ranks to do so, filter in from the rear and side of your own line. 13. If a student must stop work, for any reason, then he must obtain permission from his Sensei. 14. All students must reply Hai-Sensei after a command has been given. During training, if you are approached by a Sensei for any reason, i.e. adjusting your technique etc., you must acknowledge the Sensei with Hai-Sensei. 15. Each student must report when temporarily discontinuing lessons, this is good etiquette. 16. If at any-time during training the student requires to adjust his Obi or Gi, he must go down on one knee to do the adjustment. On serious adjustments the student may require to leave the ranks to go to the side of the Dojo, again, drop onto one knee for the adjustment/s. 17. Seniority system: All students must be aware that a higher ranked member to you is your senior, and must be obeyed as such while in the Dojo. Brown-Belts and lower graded Black-Belts must be referred to as SEMPAI at all times. They are the Dojo Police-force and are responsible for the discipline in the Dojo, so 'ongoing' knowledge of the Dojo rules is of paramount importance (every Sempai must have a copy of the Dojo rules to 'hand'). Young as well as older Sempai MUST show a good example. Examples are always followed. Black-belts of 3 rd Dan & above, and/or any Black-belt who is teaching, is referred to as SENSEI at all times. During practise no student should go directly to the Sensei without first attempting to gain the necessary knowledge from the next grade up. Each student, however, should make the necessary endeavours to learn the answers from continued practise and observations. The Sensei should be consulted ONLY as a final option. 18. The motto of the Dojo. Practise hard in order to master the techniques of true Karate-do. 19. Finger and toe-nails are to be kept short and clean. 20. No drinking, eating, smoking and no jewellery to be worn in the Dojo. Any jewellery, i.e. a bracelet/ring etc., that is difficult or impossible to remove MUST be safely covered. 21. A student who has undergone surgery, or who suffers from any kind of serious medical condition or injury, will not be permitted into Jiyu-gumite, or any form of stamina training. Your Sensei, as well as your working partner/s, must also be made aware of any condition. 22. Respect and revere your parents and elders, respect other people. Respect property and all life. Also, respect yourself. 23. A Sensei is always a Sensei, not just while he wears a Gi. He must be respected inside as well as outside the Dojo. If he is also your friend, do not take advantage of his friendship. 24. Never use Karate outside the Dojo, unless for self-defence. Understand the concepts of Karate-ni-Sentenashi. DOJO-KUN REISETSU-O-MAMORI: Stick to the rules of the Dojo. SHINGI-O-OMANJI: Be loyal to your Instructor. JOJITSU-NI-OBERESU: Students and Instructors are not all one, never take advantage of his friendship. SHINKENMI-NI-TESSEYO: Be serious in your efforts. BAN Instruction and commands are given in Ban - 'Number/s'. These types, and methods of counting with numbers, include: Finger Counting: 1 10; Ichi, Ni, San, Shi (Yon), Go, Roku, Shichi (Nana), Hachi, Kyu (Ku), Ju ; Ju-Ichi, Ju-Ni, Ju-San, Ju-Shi, Ju-Go, Ju-Roku, Ju-Shichi, Ju-Hachi, Ju-Kyu, Ni-Ju ; Ni-Ju-Ichi, Ni-Ju-Ni, Ni-Ju-San, Ni-Ju-Shi, Ni-Ju-Go, Ni-Ju-Roku, Ni-Ju-Shichi, Ni-Ju-Hachi, Ni-Ju-Kyu, San-Ju ; San-Ju-Ichi, San-Ju-Ni, San-Ju-San, San-Ju-Go, San-Ju-Roku, San-Ju-Shichi, San-Ju-Hachi, San-Ju-Kyu, Yon-Ju ; Yon-Ju-Ichi, Yon-Ju-Ni, Yon-Ju-San, Yon-Ju-Shi, Yon-Ju-Go, Yon-Ju-Roku, Yon-Ju-Shichi, Yon-Ju-Hachi, Yon-Ju-Kyu, Go-Ju. 1 st 10 th : Ipponme, Nihonme, Sanbonme, Yonhonme, Gohonme, Ropponme, Nanahonme, Napponme, Kyuhonme, Jupponme. Level: Shodan, Nidan, Sandan, Yodan (Yondan), Godan, Rokudan, Shichidan, Hachidan, Kyudan, Judan. 5
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