GRADING SYSTEM FOR MON GRADES

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1 IRISH JUDO ASSOCIATION GRADING SYSTEM FOR MON GRADES INSTRUCTIONS TO CLUB GRADERS Grading System for Mon Grades 1 to Skipping of grades is not permitted * see exception. 2. No contest required but judoka, as well as passing the theory, must show good ability in randori for both tachi waza and ne waza. 3. There must be a minimum of three months between promotions. 4. Beginners under 12 years can go straight to white /yellow (2nd Mon) but thereafter can only proceed one grade at a time. 5. Normally children under 8 years will have a separate grading system which the club coach can use but a 7 year old with at least a years experience can grade under the Mon system at the coaches discretion. Please note that although strangles and arm locks are included in the junior mon syllabus, they should be taught under strict supervision and at the discretion of the club coach Ukemi (breakfalls) is a very important part of judo and should be taught to children as soon as possible 6. When a judoka reaches their 16th year they transfer to the senior KYU system keeping the same colour belt e.g. a junior green belt will be a senior green (3rd KYU) and at the next grading can fight for promotion to senior blue (2nd KYU). 7. In the case of a junior brown (12th Mon) at age 16, they can fight in the senior grading against blue belts (2nd KYU) and if they win the required two fights and pass the theory exam they will be promoted to senior brown (1st KYU). 8. The club grader is responsible for accounting to the office with correctly completed grading forms and fees within two weeks of the grading. All licence books must be checked for valid IJA membership before Grading commences 9. Only registered club graders can sign the appropriate grade in the licence books. 10. Please note that although Strangles & Arm Locks are included in the Mon Syllabus, they should be taught under strict supervision & at the discretion of the Club Coach. GRADING COMMISSION MEMBERS 11. Ukemi (break fall) is a very important part of Judo & should be taught to children as soon as possible. HARRY McGUIGAN 6 TH DAN CHAIRPERSON 13. Any breach of the rules could jeopardise your status as a grader. JACK DENNIS RAY STEARS 6 TH DAN 5 TH DAN EXCEPTION *A judoka who is 12 year of age or more at their first grading can, at the examiners discretion go straight to yellow (3rd Mon) but thereafter must proceed one grade at a time

2 WHITE BELT 1 st MON A judoka is deemed to be a White belt 1 st Mon when they have applied for an Irish Judo Association licence. They will then prepare for their first examination for promotion to White /Yellow 2 nd Mon WHITE/YELLOW BELT 2 nd MON A beginner of 12 years or more can be promoted to Yellow belt 3 rd Mon at the Club Graders discretion as long as they have satisfied all the requirements for 2 nd Mon and 3 rd Mon. This is the only exception to the rule and Mon grades are not allowed to be promoted more than one grade each time. O Goshi Uki Goshi O Soto Gari Kesa Gatame Kuzure Kesa Gatame Terminology: Rei - Hajime - Matte Judo Etiquette: How to Bow Properly

3 YELLOW BELT 3 rd MON YELLOW/ORANGE BELT 4 TH MON O Uchi Gari Ko Uchi Gari Tai Otoshi Ippon Seoi Nage Morote Seoi Nage Mune Gatame Terminology: Osaekomi - Toketa - Soremade Judo Etiquette: Tying of Belt Yoko Shiho Gatame Terminology: Judogi - Judoka - Sensei Judo Etiquette: How to fold judogi Kuzure Yoko Shiho Gatame

4 ORANGE BELT 5 TH MON ORANGE/GREEN BELT 6 TH MON Ko Soto Gari Ko Soto Gake O Soto Guruma Harai Goshi O Guruma Ashi Guruma Kami Shiho Gatame Terminology: Dojo - Tatami Kuzure Kami Shiho Gatame Terminology: Randori Kata Gatame Judo Etiquette: How to enter and leave training mat Judo Etiquette:

5 GREEN BELT 7 TH MON GREEN/BLUE BELT 8 TH MON Hane Goshi Uchi Mata De Ashi Barai Okuri Ashi Barai Tate Shiho Gatame Terminology: Sona Mama - Yoshi Judo Etiquette: Kuzure Tate Shiho Gatame Ushiro Kesa Gatame Terminology: Newaza - Tachi Waza Judo Etiquette: How to enter and leave contest area

6 BLUE BELT 9 TH MON BLUE/BROWN BELT 10 TH MON Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi Hiza Guruma Ushiro Goshi Tani Otoshi Sode Tsuri Komi Goshi Various Holds and Escapes Shime Waza Kansetsu Waza Mukura Kesa Gatame Hadaka Jime Okuri Eri Jime Juji Gatame Terminology: Yuko - Wazari - Ippon Judo Etiquette: Demonstrate referee hand signals Terminology: Shido - Hansoku Make Nage No Kata: First set

7 BROWN 1 BELT 11 TH MON BROWN 2 BELT 12 TH MON Soto Makikomi Sumi Gaeshi Osaekomi Waza Various Holds and Escapes Shime Waza Uki Waza Kata Guruma Osaekomi Waza Various Shime Waza Te Guruma < Gyaku Jiji Jime Yoka Wakare Kansetsu Waza Tomoe Nage Koshi Jime Kansetsu Waza Nami Jiji Jime > Ryote Jime Ude Garami Terminology: Score Signals - Contest Etiquette Nage No Kata: First two sets Waki Gatame Ude Gatame Terminology: Shime Waza - Kansetsu Waza Nage No Kata: First three sets Ashi Gatame