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2 SU HA RI SU HA RI is a saying in Martial Arts. It is not clear where or when it originated. q SU means to obey, observe, follow, etc. Therefore the teachings (spiritual and technical) of predecessors should be followed faithfully. ~~ HA means to 'break'. After mastering these teachings thoroughly, develop them even further. ~ Rl means to separate from, part from, etc. Create new superior things quite apart from the two previous stages 'SU' and 'HA'. ~ This doctrine is not only applicable to Martial Arts but to all arts. However, it is not possible to achieve all this in five or even ten years. You may need the inherent ability. Even then you need devoted training for many years. This may be a virtually impossible task to achieve in modern times. Finally 'SU HA RI' does not mean obeying blindly, breaking away for personal gains, or creating different things for the sake of it just to please yourself or your students. Loyalty is one of the most important aspects of Martial Arts.

3 GRADING IN WADO-RYU KARATE The promotion structure in Wado-Ryu Karate is similar to that in most other martial arts, being divided into two catagories. These are the KYU grades and the DAN grades. Kyu grades are student grades rising from the lowest 10th Kyu to 1st Kyu. These grades are denoted by various coloured belts. Dan grades, denoted by a black belt, progress from 1st Dan upwards. This structure is to assist in evaluating the ability and progress of a student. It also creates an incentive to learning. The challenge of Karate is an intense personal one. Basically it is a question of whether the student has the determination for the diligent practice required to improve. the amount of time it takes to becom e proficient varies and is largely dependent upon dedication to training. There are no shortcuts in Wado-Ryu Karate and remember your instructor cannot do it all for you. Throughout your Karate training you will meet some frustrating periods when nothing seems to go right. When this happens you must persevere, like everything in life that is worth achieving it does not come easily. Gradings are invariably nervous times and therefore they will be a test of your mental approach as well as your technical ability. 10TH KYU The studentwill be expectedto performthefollowing: 1. Ritsu-Rei Standingbow 2. Sei-Za Kneel 3. Za-Rei Kneeling bow 4. OBSERVE THE CORRECT DOJO ETIQUETIE: a. Ensure that the Dojo is clean. b. Always bow on entering and leaving the Dojo. c. Greet your fellow students quietly. d. Keep your finger andtoenails short and clean. e. Do not eat or drink in the Dojo f. Always wear a clean Karate-Gi. The student will be expected to know: a. How to wearthe Karate-Gi correctly. b. How to tie the Karatebeltcorrectly. c. How to fold the Karate-Gi correctly. STRIVE TO KEEP PEACE AND HARMONY THROUGHOUT YOU R LIFE A GUIDE TO KYU GRADING Must have practised regularly (minimum of twice a week) for a minimum of: BEGINNER to 10th Kyu one month (White belt) 10th Kyu to 9th Kyu two months 9th Kyu to 8th Kyu three months 8th Kyu to 7th Kyu three months 7th Kyu to 6th Kyu three months (Green belt) 6th Kyu to 5th Kyu three months 5th Kyu to 4th Kyu three months 4th Kyu to 3rd Kyu four months (Brown belt) 3rd Kyu to 2nd Kyu four months 2nd Kyu to 1st Kyu four months 2 Shinzen Shomen Kiotsukei Rei Sensei Otagai Senpai Shrine Front AttentionStance Bow Instructor Everybody ElderStudent 3

4 9TH KYU The student will be expected to perform the following: 1. KIHON - TSUKI (SHIKO- DACHI) 1.1 Sonoba-Zuk i 2. KIHON - UKE (SHIKO DACHI) 2.1 Sonoba Uke 3. KIHON KERI (JIGO TAl) 3.1 Sonob a Geri a. Chudan b. Jodan a. Jodan Uke b. Gedan Barai c. Chudan Gaiwan Uke d. Chudan Naiwan Uke a. Maeg eri b. Mawashigeri c. Sokutogeri - Kekomi (yoko E) 8TH KYU The student will be expected to perform the following: 1. KIHON - TSUKI, UCHI & UKE 1.1 (NAIHANCHI DACHI) Sonoba Zuki & Uchi: a. Jodan Zuki b. Chudan Naname Zuki 1.2 Junzuki - Mawatte Jodan Uke 1.3 Junzuki Dachi - Jodan Uke 1.4 Junzuki Dachi - Gedan Bara i 2. KIHON - KERI 2.1 Maegeri Chudan c. Urake n Uchi d. Shuto Uchi 2.2 Mawashigeri Chudan 3.1 Ayum i Ashi Jod an Junzuki 3.3 Maegeri Chudan - Jodan Junzuki 3.2 Ayum i Ashi Chudan Gyakuzuki 4.1 Kihon Gata 5. IPPON GUMITE 5.1 Ippon Me NO.1 (Jodan Uke) 5.2 Nihon Me No.2 (Gedan Barai) Kihon TsukilZuki Uke KerilGeri Tachi/Dachi Mae Ushiro Yoko Jodan Chudan Gedan 4 Basic Punch (thrust) Block Kick Stance Front Back Side Upper (head) Middle Lower } areas of the body Yoi Shizen-Tai Jigo Tai Shiko Dachi Naihanchi Dachi Gaiwan Naiwan Sonoba Maegeri Mawashigeri Sokutogeri Kekomi HarailBarai Gedan Barai Ashi Barai Ready NaturalStance, feet apart same width as your shoulders. Defensive Stance, feet apart slightly wider than your shoulders. Feet apart, about twice shoulder width, toes pointing out. Feet apart, about twice shoulderwidth, toes pointingin. The outside of the arm, (same side as the thumb). The inside of the arm, (same side as the little finger). Stay in the same place. Front kick. Round house kick. Foot edge thrust (kick) Foot Edge kick to knee Sweep Lower sweeping block Foot sweep 5

5 7TH KYU The student will be expected to perform the following: 1. KIHON - TSUKI UCHI & UKE 1.1 (JIGO TA I) a. Jodan - Chudan Nido Zuki. c. Furiken Uchi - Uraken Uchi. b. Shuto - Nido Uchi. 1.2 Junzuki Dachi - Jodan Gaiwan Uke. 1.3 Junzuki Dachi - Jodan Naiwan Uke. 1.4 Gyakuzuki - Mawatte Gedan Barai. 2. KIHON - KERI 2.1 Neko Ashi Dachi - Sonoba Maegeri. 2.2 Shiko Ashi Dachi - Surikomi Sok utogeri Kekomi. 3.1 Oku ri Ashi Jodan Chudan Nido Junzuki. 3.2 Tsugi Ashi Chud an Gyakuzuki. 3.3 Maegeri Chudan - Gyakuzuki Chudan. 4.1 Kihon Gata 4.2 Pinan Nidan 5. IPPON GUMITE 5.1 Sanbon Me NO.3 (Otoshi Uke) 5.2 Yonhon Me No.4 (Keri Uke) Junzuki Straight lunge punch, (punching on same side as the forward foot). Gyakuzuki Opposite punch, (punching on the opposite side to the forward foot). Neko Ashi Dachi Cat foot stance. (1 /3 of your weight on the front foot and 213 of your weight on the back foot. UchilUtsu Hit, strike. Uraken Back fist Shuto Knife hand Kamae Form or posture Hidari Gamae Left Stance (left foot to the front) Migi Gamae Right Stance (right foot to the front) Mawatte Turn Renraku Waza Combination technique Kata Form. Block and attackwith an imaginary opponent. 6 6TH KYU The student will be expected to perform the following : 1. KIHON - TSUKI & UKE 1.1 (JIGO TA I - YOKO E IDO) a. Jodan Uke - Chudan Zuki c. Jodan Gaiwan Uke - Chudan Zuki b. Gedan Barai - Chudan Zuki d. Jodan Naiwan Uke - Chudan Zuk i 1.2 Kette - Junzuki } Kette Mawatte Jodan Uke or 1.3 Kette - Gyakuzuki Gedan Barai 1.4 Shuto Uke - Mahanmi Neko Ashi Dachi 2. KIHON - KERI 2.1 (JIGO TAI - SONOBA GERI - KEKA ESHI) a. Maegeri Chudan - Sokuto Keko mi (Yoke E Sokuto Ge ri) b. Maegeri Chudan - Ushirogeri Chudan c. Sokuto Kekomi - Ushirogeri Chudan 3.1 Ayumi Ash i Jodan Nagashi Junzuki - Chudan Gyakuzuki 3.2 Maegeri Chudan - Jodan Nagashi Junzuki 3.3 Maegeri Chudan - Chudan Nagashi Gyhakuzu ki 4.1 Pinan Nidan 4.2 Pinan Shodan 5. IPPON GUMITE 5.1 Gohonme NO.5 (Gaiwan & Naiwan Nagash i Uke) 5.2 Ropponme NO.6 (Shuto Uke) Furiken Okuri Ashi Tsugi Ashi Ayumi Ashi Swing punch Body movment with the leading foot moving first i.e. when you want to move forward the front foot movesfirst, to move back, the back foot moves first, to move to the right the right foot moves first and to move to the left the left foot moves first. Body movement where the back foot moves up to the front foot and then the front foot moves forward. Body movement where the feet move in the same way as normal walking. Note Always move with the your entire body. 7

6 5TH KYU The student will be expected to perform the fo llowi ng : 1. KIHON - TSUKI & UKE 1.1 (JIGO TAl - YOKO E 10 0 ) a. Naiwan Jodan Nagashi Uke c. Chudan Nagashi Uke - Jodan - Chudan Tata Ken Zuki Tate Ken Zuki b. Gaiwan Jodan Nagashi Uke - Jodan Tate Ken Zuki 1.2 Junzuki No Tsukkomi 1.3 Gyakuzuki No Tsukkomi 1.4 Tobikomizuki 2. KIHON - KERI 2.1 Surikomi -- Maegeri - Chudan 2.2 Surikomi - Mawashigeri Chudan 2.3 Surikomi - Sokuto Kebanashi 3.1 Ayumi Ashi Naname Mae Ni Tobikomi Gyakuzuki Chudan 3.2 Ayumi Asni Nagashi Junzuki 3.3 Ayumi Ashi Nagashi Gyakuzuki 4.1 Pinan Shodan 4.2 Pinan Sandan 5. IPPON GUMITE 5.1 Nanahonme No.7 (Chudan Nagashi Uke) 5.2 Happonme No.8 (Hiji Uke) 4TH KYU The student will be expected to perform the following: 1. KIHON - TSUKI & UKE 1.1 (JIGOTAI -MAE E 100) a. Naiwan Jodan Nagashi Uke - c. Gaiwan Jodan Nagashi Uke - Chudan Tateken Gyakuzuki Jodan Tateken Junzuki b. GaiwanJodan Nagashi Uke - d. Chudan Nagashi Uke -Jodan Chuidan Tateken Gyakuzuki Tateken Junzuki 1.2 Tobikomi Nagashizuki - Jodan Nagashi Uke 2. KIHON - KERI (KEKAESHI) 2.1 Maegeri Chudan- Sokuto Kekomi 2.2 Maegeri Chudan - Mawashigeri Chudan 2.3 Mawashigeri Chudan - Sokuto Kekomi 2.4 Sokuto Kebanashi - Sokuto Kekomi 3.1 Okuri Ashi Jodan Jun No Nido Zuki - Ayumi Ashi Chudan Nagashi Gyakuzuki 3.2 Okuri Ashi Jodan Junzuki - Maegeri Chudan - Jodan Nagashi Junzuki 3.3 Soto Okuriashi Mawashigeri Chudan - Kekaeshi Sokuto Kekomi Jodan Gyakuzuki 4.1 Pinan Sandan 4.2 Pinan Yodan 5. IPPON GUMITE 5.1 Kyuhonme NO.9 (Nagashi - Keri Uke) 5.2 Jupponme No.10 (Hirate &Otoshi Uke) 6. JI YU KUMITE 6. JI YU KUMITE Nagashi Uke Nagashizuki Parry block Parry punch/counter punch 8 Ude Arm Hiji/Empi Elbow Te Hand Yubi Finger Oya Yubi Thumb Hitosashi Yubi Index finger NakaYubi Middle finger Kusuri Yubi Ring finger Ko Yubi Little finger Seiken Forefist Ipponken One knuckle fist Ken Tsui/tetsui Hammer fist ShoteilTei Sho Palm hand Nuki Te Spear Hand Haito Ridge hand HaiShu Back of hand Kuma De Bear Hand KakeTe Hook Hand 9

7 3RDKYU The studentwill be expected to performthe following: 1. KIHON- TSUKI 1.1 Kette Junzuki 1.4 Kette Gyakuzuki No Tsukkomi 1.2 Kette Gyakuzuki 1.5 Tobikomi Nagashizuki (Chudan 1.3 Kette Junzuki No Tsukkomi Otoshi Nagashi Uke) 2. KIHON- KERI 2.1 Tsugi Ashi Sokutogeri - Keage 2.3 Tobi Maegeri 2.2 Ushirogeri 2.4 Tobi Mawashigeri 3.1 Okuri Ashi Jodan Jun No Nido Zuki - Ayumi Ashi Ch udan Nagashi Gyakuzuki - Mawashigeri Chudan - Chudan Gyakuzuki 3.2 Ashi Barai - Kekaeshi Sokuto Kebanashi -Jodan Uraken Uchi - Chudan Tsuki Age Gyakuzuki 3.3 Uchi Okuri Ashi Jod an Uchi Nagashi Junzuki - Jodan Gyakuzuki - Maegeri Chudan 4.1 Pinan Yod an 4.2 Pinan Goda n 5. NIHON GUMITE 5.1 Ipponme No.1 (Jodan-ChudanUke) 5.2 Nihonme NO.2 (Keri Uke) 6. GOSHIN HOU 6.1 Ai No Te-Dori 6.3 Ude-Dori 6.2 Gyaku No Te-Dori 7. KUMITEGATA 7.1 Ipponme No Nihonme NO.2 8. JI YU KUMITE Ashi Hiza Sune Kakato HaiSoku Sokutogeri Kekomi Sokutogeri Kebanashi Sokutogeri Keage Leg/foot Knee Shin Heel Instep Footedge kickto Gedan(knee) Footedgekickto Chudan(body) FootedgekicktoJodan(head) 10 2NDKYU The studentwill be expected to performthe following: 1. KIHON- TSUKI 1.1 Kette Sando Junzuki 1.4 Kette Gyakuzuki No Tsukkomi 1.2 Kette Sando Gyakuzuki 1.5 Tobikomi Nagashizuki (Age 1.3 Kette Junzuki No Tsu kkomi Chudan Nagashi Uke) 2. KIHON- KERI 2.1 Maegeri Jodan 2.3 Uramawashi Geri Jodan 2.2 Mawashigeri Jodan 2.4 Nidan Geri 3.1 Ts ugi Ashi Jodan Gyakuzuki - Ayumi Ashi Chudan Gyakuzuki - Maegeri Chudan - Chudan Nagashi Gyakuzuki -Jun No Furike n Uchi 3.2 Uchi Okuri Ashi Sokuto Kebanashi- Jodan Uraken Uchi - Maegeri Chudan - Jodan Junzuki - Chudan Gyakuzuki - Jodan Junzuki 3.3 Ashi Barai - Ushirogeri Chudan - Jodan Uraken Uchi - Maegeri Chudan - Chudan Nagashi Gyakuzuki - Jodan Junzuki 4.1 Pinan Godan 4.2 Kushanku 5. GOSHIN HO 5.1 Mae Ryo Te-Dori 5.2 Katate- Eri-Dori 6. KUMITEGATA 6.1 Sanbonme NO Yonhonme No.4 7. KIHON GUMITE 7.1 Ipponme NO Nihonme NO.2 8. JI YU KUMITE Uke Mi Tori Mi Ai Gamae GyakuGamae Goshin Kumite/Gumite Uchi Soto Maai Ma Kiai 11 Attacker Defender Same stance as your opponent Opposite stanc e to your opponent Self defence Pair work In/inner Out/outer Distance Timing Strong inner feeling expressed with voice. "EI" short sharp shout.

8 1ST KYU The student will be expected to perform the fo llowing: 1. KIHON-TSUKI 1.1 Kette Sando Junzuki 1.4 Kette Gyakuzu ki No Tsukkomi 1.2 Kette Sando Gyakuzuki 1.5 Tobikomi Nagashizuki 1.3 Kette Junzuki No Tsukkomi 2. KIHON KERI 2.1 Sokuto Kebanashi- Kekaeshi Sokuto Kekomi 2.2 Soku Geri 2.3 Mawashigeri Jodan- Kaiten Ura Mawashigeri Jodan-Maegeri Chudan 3.1 Okuri Ashi Jodan Nagashi Nido Junzuki- Ayumi Ashi Chudan Nagashi Gyakuzuki-Okuri Ashi Jodan Nagashi Nido Junzuki- Ayumi Ashi Chudan Nagashi Gyakuzuki 3.2 Okuri Ashi Chudan Jodan Nagashi Nido Junzuki- Maegeri Chudan Jodan Chudan Nagashi Nido Junzuki- Maegeri Chudan- Jodan Nagashi Junzuki- Chudan Gyakuzuki 3.3 Okuri Ashi Jun No Uraken Age Uchi-Doji Ni Maegeri Chudan -Uchi Okuri Ashi Jun No Chudan Nagashi Uke- Okuri Ashi Jodan Chudan Nido Junzuki-Jodan Gyakuzuki 4.1 One Kata from Pinan 4.3 Naihanchi 4.2 Kushanku 5. GOSHIN HO 5.1 Ushiro Ryo Te-Dori 5.2 Mae Kubijirne 6. KUMITE GATA 6.1 Gohonme NO Ropponme NO KIHON GUMITE 7.1 Sanbonme NO Yonhonme NO JI YU KUMITE Ten-I Ten-Tai Ten-Gi San-Mi-Ittai Change position With your body With technique All of the above put together 12 DAN GRADING REQUIREMENTS GRADING POINTS Grading points are earned by attending a Wado-Ryu Karate-Do Academy School/Course and/or by attending Academy approved courses/competitions. (As a competitor or referee.) Academy approved courses may be refereeing, instructors, first aid, grading examiners or courses run by Academy approved Associations with Academy approved instructors. REQUIREMENTS JUNI OR GRADES 1st DAN Must be over 13 and under 16 years of age. Must have held and practiced regularly as a 1st Kyu for a minimum of 9 months and amassed 15 grading points after achieving 1st Kyu. Minimum of 5 g,.ading points from Academy courses and 10 grading points from Wado Academy approved courses. TOV.l 15 GRADING POINTS ADULT GRADES 1st DAN (SHODAN) 2nd DAN (NIDAN) 3rd DAN (SANDAN) 4th DAN (YODAN) 5th DAN (GODAN) Must be a minimum of 17 years of age. Must have held and practiced regularly as a 1st Kyu for a minimum of 9 months and amassed 15 grading points after achieving 1st Kyu Minimum of 5 grading points from Academy courses and 10 grading points from Wado Academy approved courses TOTAL 15 GRADING POINTS Must be a minimum of 18 years of age. Must have held and practiced regularly as a 1st Dan for a minimum of 1 year and amassed 25 grading points after achieving 1st Dan. Minimum of 10 grading pomts from Academy courses and 15 grading points from Wado Academy approved courses. TOTAL 25 GRA DING POINTS Must be a minimum of 24 years of age. Must have held and practiced regularly as a 2nd Dan for a minimum of 2 years and amassed 35 grading points after achieving 2nd Dan. Minimum of 18 grading points from Academy courses and 17 grading points from Wada Academy approved courses.total 35 GRADING POINTS Must be a minimum of 27 vears of age. Must have held and practiced reqularty as a 3rc Dan for a minimum of 3 years and amassed 45 grading points after achieving 3rd Dan. Minimum of 27 grading points from Academy courses and 18 grading points from Wado Academy approved courses. TOTAL 45 GRADING POINTS Mus: be a minimum of 32 years of age. tv1ust have held and practiced regularly as a 4th Dan for a minimum of 4 years and amassed 55 grading points after achieving 4th Dan. Minimum oi 40 grading points from Academy courses and 15 grading points from Wado Academy approved courses. TOTAL 55 GRADING POINTS 6th DAN Must be a minimum of 37 years of age. Must have held and practiced regularly as (ROKUDAN) a 5th Dan for a minimum of 5 years. 7th DAN (SHICHI/ NANADAN) Must be a minimum of 45 years of age. Must have held and practiced regularly as a 6th Dan for a minimum of 8 years. 8th DAN Must be a minimum of 55 years of age. Must have held and practiced regularly as (HACHIDAN) a 7th Dan for a minimum of 10 years. 9th DAN l OthDAN (KYUDAN) (JUDAN) THE PRECISE DETAILS FOR EACH DAN GRADE ARE PUBLISHED ANNUALLY AND WILL BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING: 13

9 SHODAN The studentwill be expectedto performfrom the following:- 1. KIHON TSUKI 2. KIHON KERI 1. One Pinan kata 2. Kushanku 3. Naihanchi 4. Seishan 5.GOSHINHO 6. KUMITE GATA 7. KIHON GUMITE 8. JI YU KUMITE NIDAN The student will be expectedto performfrom thefollowing: 1. K!HON TSUKI 2. KIHON KERI 3. RENRAKUWAZA 1. ASSHODAN 2. Chinto 5. GOSHIN HO 6. KUMITE GATA 7. KIHON GUMITE 8. IDORI 9. JI YU KUMITE Nagasu Inasu Noru Parry Change the direction of your opponents attack with your block (parry) ride 14 Ichi Ni San ShilYon Go Roku Shichi/Nana Hachi Kyu Ju Obi Shiro Aka Midori Cha Kuro Hajime Yame One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Belt White Red Green Brown Black Startlbegin Stop IS

10 SANDAN The student will be expected to perform from the following: 1. KIHON TSUKI 2. KIHON KE RI 1. ASNIDAN 2. Bassai 3. Jion 4. Jitte 5. KUMITE GATA 6. KIHO N GUMITE 7. IDORI YODAN The student will be expected to perform from the following: 1. KIHON TSUKI 2. KIHON KERI 3. RENRAKUWAZA 1. AS SANDAN 2. Rohai 3. Niseishi 4. Wanshu 5. KUMITEGATA 6. KIHON GUMITE 7. IDORI 8. TANSO TORI 9. TA NTO TORI 10. JI YU KUMITE 8. TANSO TORI 9. JI YU KUMITE Idori Tanbo Tori/Dari Tanto Tori/Dori Shinken Shiraha Tori/Dari Kneel Defence Short stick defence Knife defence Real sward defence 16 Onegai Shimasu Arigato Gozai Mashita Ohayo Gozaimasu KonnichiWa Kon Ban Wa Oyasumi Nasai Gokigen Ikaga Desuka? Genki Desu Hajime Mashite Hai lie Sayonara Asa Hiru Yaru/Ban Please (give us a good lesson) Thank you very much Good morning Good day Good evening Good night How are you? Fine How do you do Yes No Good bye Morning daytime night time 17

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