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Sumi otoshi

Attempt Shiho nage, Uke pulls knife hand back to rear. As opponent thrusts forward, by stepping forward with right foot, and to the right, move into right posture, wrists touching, hands spread apart and open, left on top of right.

Grip the wrist and forearm of the knife hand and, as he begins to resist the catch, step smartly past his right foot with your left, extend the forearm back and raise his elbow as high as possible, before he can move his left leg to gain balance cast the wrist in a fishing motion driving him backwards toward the floor.

Tenkai kote hineri

Attempt Sumi otoshi, your opponent steps back to foil the balance break. Step forward with your right foot and place it outside the opponent’s right foot. Keep the same wrist position, left hand on the back of the opponent’s right hand with the fingers in the palm. Extend both arms forward raising your opponent’s right elbow to the horizontal. Maintain the hand position and pivot on both feet to your left, forcing the opponent to break balance forward. Step forward with right foot and pivot on left to face opponent. Keep the left hand on the wrist, place the right on the opponent’s extended forearm and step back wards with left foot forcing the opponent to the ground in prone position. Apply Yonkkyo to finish.

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Open Catch (Outside)

Seoi otoshi

As opponent thrusts forward move to the forward left in left posture, attempt an open catch on the wrist. As the opponent pulls back and also steps to foil a hold, maintain the grip on the left forearm with your left hand, step forward and place your right foot next to his, rotate your left leg behind you so that your back is now touching his chest simultaneously placing the crook of your right arm tightly under his right armpit. Continue the circular motion and throw with shoulder throw as in basic release.

Ushiro ate

Attempt Seoi otoshi, Uke pulls knife hand back.

As opponent begins to retreat, release the grip on the arm and move forward in left posture and place your left leg behind his right. Put the left side of your chest against the rear right of his chest, reach round his back with your left hand and place it over the left shoulder and down toward chest, right hand to chest on opponent’s right. Left foot moves to centre position behind opponents legs. Keeping tight grip draw opponent toward own chest, rotate body so that opponent is forced to rear over left leg.

Tani otoshi

Attempt Ushiro ate. The opponent leans forward to foil the rear pull. Step with the left foot past the opponent’s left foot, move your hips past your opponents so that you are on the opponent’s left side, leave the right foot trailing.

Reach around the opponent’s waist and fall down onto your backside. Pull the opponent to his rear making him rear roll over your leg. Turn to face your opponent as you land on the floor.

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Nage Waza

(Throws)

Hold opponent with left hand on right sleeve just below the elbow and right hand at left lapel at centre of chest.

The throws are split into combinations of consecutive forward and rear.

O soto gari

Step past your opponents right foot with your left, drive his right hand back by pushing his elbow toward the floor behind him. Move the right hand past his left shoulder, lean forward so that the right side of your chest is in full contact with the right side of his chest. Your opponent should now be leaning back toward his right rear with all the weight on his right foot. Keeping your own weight on your left foot raise your leg so that it is on the outside rear your opponent then sweep the leg back in a big arch without the foot touching the floor, the back of the right knee driving into the back of your opponents right knee, thus

driving his back to the floor.

O goshi

Keeping your grip on the sleeve, pull toward yourself with the left hand, simultaneously riding the right hand up and around the collar, step in with the right foot toward the inside or your opponents right foot, rotate on the foot and bring both feet in line so that your back is completely against your opponents chest and bringing your right hand as close to your own chest pull your opponent toward you. Continue to rotate and pull your opponent over your hips and onto the floor in front of you.

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O uchi gari

Attempt O-goshi, your opponent resists by pushing the hips forward to push you off balance. Change the direction of your pull from forward to his left rear, left hand on sleeve lifting up, right hand driving back keeping hold of lapel.

Rotate your hips to face your opponent and hook the back of your own right knee behind the back of his left knee, continue to circle the foot and your opponent will fall onto his back.

Tai otoshi

Facing your opponent, pull forward with both left and right hands. Put your right foot toward his right foot and pivot, swinging the left foot in line but well outside of your opponent. As he begins to step forward to regain balance move your right foot across in front of his so that the calf is in front of his shin. Continue to pull him forward by pulling with the left and driving in front of you with the right, forcing him to roll over the leg and onto his back.

Ko uchi gari

Fully attempt Tai otoshi but your opponent manages to step over the outstretched leg.

Turn your instep toward your opponents heel and contact the heel in a sweeping motion

forward breaking his balance and forcing him backward to the floor.

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Seoi nage

Move in exactly as for O-goshi, but place the crook of the right arm tightly under your opponents right armpit. Continue the circular motion, spread the knees to squat down and lean forward by pulling with the left hand and driving the right elbow up. Your opponent will be thrown over the small of your back and onto the floor.

Ko soto gari

Hold lapel and sleeve. As you pull forward your opponent resists by leaning backward. Step to your left with your left foot and then follow with the right so that you are completely in line and to his right side, pull the right hand across his chest and drive the left elbow to the rear to break balance. Sweep the back of his right heel as in Ko-uchi gari, throwing him onto his back.

Harai goshi

Move in exactly as for O-goshi, as your lean forward to throw raise the right leg forward then sweep it backward in a large circular motion on the outside of your opponents right leg, pointing your toes to assist in drive. Try to make thigh to thigh contact only. Maintain pull and drive with hands. Opponent will rotate onto his back.

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Taiho Jutsu

(Junior Kyu (Mon0 Grading Syllabus) Revision The Junior syllabus is exactly the same as the senior. However, to facilitate Mon, techniques required in grading examinations are graduated up to the full belt (Kyu) A Junior must attain the minimum age for a specific grade. This limit will be strictly adhered to. To qualify to attend a grading, a junior must have held the grade prior for a minimum of 3 months. Each grade must be obtained consecutively.

White

10 yrs

Yellow

11 yrs

Orange 12 yrs

Green

13 yrs

Blue

14 yrs

Brown 15 yrs

On attainment of 16 years the Junior grade will be accepted as a Senior grade but as Lower if 3rd Kyu (Green), 2nd Kyu (Blue) or 1st Kyu (Brown).

Grading examination rules the same as Senior examinations will apply and include the requirement for advancement.

White

(6th Kyu)

Granted unconditionally

White + 1 Yellow

Ukemi, Ground defence, Ude gatame, Kote hineri White + 2 Yellow

Kote mune gatame, Kote gatame, Ushiro kote gatame, Ude garami White + 3 Yellow

Kote gaeshi, Waki gatami, Ushiro otoashi, Seoi otoshi Yellow (5th Kyu)

Oshi taoshi, Ushiro ate, Gyaku ude garami, O soto gari Yellow + 1 Orange

Ashi mune ate

Yellow + 2 Orange

Ashi hiza ate

Yellow + 3 Orange

Ude garami (Hidari)

Orange (4th Kyu)

Ude garami (Migi)

Orange + 1 Green

Kesa gatame, Kata gatame

Orange + 2 Green

Kami shiho gatame, Yoko shiho gatame

Orange + 3 Green

Ude garame, Ude hishigi juji gatame

Green (3rd Kyu)

Ashi kensetsu, Renraku waza

Green + 1 Blue

Tenkan wake gatame, Gyaku gamae ate, Ushiro wake gatame Green + 2 Blue

Gedana ate, Kote gaeshi, Ai gamae ate, Ude garami Green + 3 Blue

Hiki taoshi, Shiho nage, Sumi otoshi, Tenkan kote hineri Blue (2nd Kyu)

Seoi otoshi, Ushiro ate, Tani otoshi

Blue + 1 Brown

O soto gari, O goshi

Blue + 2 Brown

O uchi gari, Tai otoshi, Ko uchi gari

Blue + 3 Brown

Seoi nage, Ko soto gari, Harai goshi

Brown (1st Kyu)

Kezure kesa gatame, Ushiro kesa gatame

Brown + 1 Black

Shomen ate, Ai gamae ate, Gedan ate, Ushiro ate Brown + 2 Black

Oshi taoshi, Ude gaeshi,Hiki taoshi, Ude garami Brown + 3 Black

ake gatame, Kote hineri, Kote gaeshi, Tenkan kote hineri 34

Taiho Jutsu

(Kyu Grading Syllabus) Revision 3/96

Yellow belt

Orange belt

Green belt

Blue belt

Brown belt

5th Kyu

4th Kyu

3rd Kyu

2nd Kyu

1st Kyu

3 month

3 month @

6 month @

6 month @

9 month @

attendance

5th Kyu

4th Kyu

3rd Kyu

2nd Kyu

Breakfalls

As 5th Kyu

As 4th Kyu

As 3rd Kyu

As 2nd Kyu

(Ukemi)

+

+

+

+

For Green -

For Blue -

For Brown -

Front

Hanbo

Rear

(Short Stick)

Kesa gatame

Tanto Dori

Nage waza

Sides -

Kata gatame

(Knife taking)

(throws)

(left, right)

Ashi mune ate Kami shiho-

Rolling -

Ashi hiza ate

gatame

A+D

O soto gari

(left, right)

Ude garami

Yoko shiho -

Tenkan wake gatame

O goshi

(hidari - left)

gatame

Gyaku gamae ate

O uchi gari

Migi - right

Ude garami

Ude garami

Ushiro wake gatame

Tai otoshi

Hidari - Left

(migi - right)

Juji gatame

XB

Ko uchi gari

Gedan ate

Seoi nage

+

+

+

Kote gaeshi

Ko soto gari

Running line

Ashi kansetsu Ai gamae ate

Harai goshi

Ground defence

(leg locks)

Ude garami

+

OC - i

Ne waza

Ude gatame

1 x 1

All techniques Hiki taoshi

(groundwork)

Kote hineri

Migi

Shiho nage

Kezure kesa -

+

All techniques

Sumi otoshi

gatame

Kote mune-

Migi + Hidari

+

Tenkan kote hineri

Ushiro kesa -

gatame

Running line

OC - o

gatame

Kote gatame

Seoi otoshi

Ushiro kote-

+

Ushiro ate

+

gatame

1 x 2

Tani otoshi

1 x 4

Ude garami

+

+

For Green +

Randori

For Brown +

Kote gaeshi

4th kyu

+

9 month @

Waki gatame

1 x 3

Brown -

Ushiro otoshi

For Blue +

Seoi otoshi

6 month @

6 month @

+

+

Green -

Blue -

Nage waza

Oshi taoshi

+

(hidari)

Ushiro ate

+

Tanto randori

+

Gyaku ude-

All of 4th Kyu

(hidari)

Randori

gatame

(hidari - left)

+

Renraku waza

O soto gari

Renraku waza

+

+

1 x 4

All techniques

Renraku waza

Migi

(combinations)

The Examiner may ask for demonstration of any technique he thinks fit to assist in grading 35

Taiho Jutsu

Dan Grading Syllabus

1st Dan (Shodan)

Requirements

1yr @ 1st Kyu +

Completion of 1st Kyu syllabus plus :-

Randori-no-Kata

Gonosen-no-Kata (Ura waza)

1. Shomen ate

1. Shomen ate

-

Waki gatame

2. Aigamae ate

2. Aigamae ate

-

Oshi taoshi

3. Gyakugamae ate

3. Gyaku gamae ate -

Gedan ate

4. Gedan ate

4. Gedan ate

-

Aigamae ate

5. Ushiro ate

5. Ushiro ate

-

Tenkai kote hineri

6. Oshi taoshi

6. Oshi taoshi

-

Oshi taoshi

7. Ude gaeshi

7. Hiki taoshi

-

Tenkai kote hineri

8. Hiki taoshi

8. Kote gaeshi

-

Kote gaeshi

9. Ude garami

9. Tenkai kote hineri -

Waki gatame

10. Waki gatame

10. Shiho nage

-

Shiho nage

11. Kote hineri

12. Kote gaeshi

13. Tenkai kote hineri

14. Shiho nage

15. Mae otoshi

16. Sumi Otoshi

17. Hiki otoshi

A demonstration of 5 hidari (left) techniques as requested by the examiner Demonstration defence against 2 (open blade) edge weapon body strikes The Examiner may ask for demonstration of any technique he thinks fit to assist in grading 36

Taiho Jutsu

Dan Grading Syllabus

2nd Dan (Nidan)

Requirements :

2 years @ 1st Dan

Randori-no-kata (Hidari)

Gonosen-no-kata (Hidari)

NAGE-NO-KATA

Te waza

1. Uki otoshi

2. Ippon seoi nage (Kata seoi)

3. Kata garuma

Koshi Waza

4. Uki goshi (hidari)

5. Harai goshi

6. Tsuri komi goshi

Ashi waza

7. Okuri ashi barai

8. Sasae tsuri komi ashi

9. Uchi mata

Sutemi Waza

10. Tomoe nage

11. Ura nage

12. Sumi gaeshi

Ma sutemi waza

13. Yoko gake

14. Yoko garuma

15. Uki waza

Demonstation to be Migi and Hidari

The Examiner may ask for demonstration of any technique he thinks fit to assist in grading 37

Taiho Jutsu

Dan Grading Syllabus

3rd Dan (Sandan)

Requirements :

3 years @ 2nd Dan

Completion of 2nd Dan syllabus plus :-

Koryu-Dai-San (Aikido)

Suwari waza (Kneeling techniques)

1. Oshi taoshi

2. Gyaku gamae ate

3. Kote gaeshi

4. Ryote muchi sukui nage

5. Tenkai kote hineri

6. Shiho nage

7. Gedan ate

8. Hiji kime

Tachi waza (Standing techniques)

9. Kote mawashi

10. Uchi tenkai nage

11. Gyaku gamae ate

12. Hijime kime

13. Mae otoshi

14. Ushiro waza mae otoshi

15. Ushiro waza tenkai kote hineri

16. Mune tori kata gatame

All techniques will be demonstrated to the right. However, the examiner may ask for the demonstration of any technique on the left, either singly or in combination.

Demonstration of any weapons kata from any other martial art.

The Examiner may ask for demonstration of any technique he thinks fit to assist in grading 38

GRADING EXAMINATIONS

All gradings are to be of a national standard. To that end this is a guide to assist you to understand what system the examiner will be employing.

The examiner will be looking for two things.

1. The physical application of the demonstration of the techniques.

2. The mental application of the entrant whilst undergoing grading.

The examiner will be hard but fair, for in the assessment is the future standard of Taiho Jutsu.

No-one in any way will offer or give advice to the examiner in the acceptance of a particular technique prior to a clarification request by the examiner. His judgement is absolute. Any attempt to influence will result in the automatic failing of participant. Only the first demonstration will receive a mark.

If, in his judgement, the attitude of the entrant is such as to cause concern, then this will override any standard obtained with regard to the physical demonstration and a ‘fail’ will be given.

To assist you to understand how the marking of a grading occurs, the following is the examiners guide which will be strictly adhered to.

Every technique will be marked with points out of 10

(with the grade being attempted dictating the maximum points that can be allotted)

Entrants attempting:-

Max

Min

5th Kyu

10

50%

=

Pass

4th Kyu

10

60%

=

Pass

3rd Kyu

10

66%

=

Pass

2nd Kyu

10

71%

=

Pass

1st Kyu

10

75%

=

Pass

1st Dan

10

77%

=

Pass

2nd Dan and above

10 <