The children's class Aikido test criteria are listed with their Ki Development test criteria. Note that these descriptions are not a substitute for a good teacher. They are only to help you memorize the names and procedures. NOTE 1: belt colors are mentioned as reference only. NJKS only recognizes white and black belts. NOTE 2: the '(#1)' marks on the test refer back to the descriptions in Sections 5 and 6.
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JUKKYU/KYUKYU Ki Test Requirements |
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Unification of Mind and Body |
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Ki Development Exercises |
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1. Unbendable arm (#2). |
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1. Ushiro Ukemi Waza (#19). |
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2. Standing with mind and body unified (#1). |
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2. Tekubi Furi Waza (#4). |
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3. Sitting Seiza with mind and body unified (#4). |
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4. Sitting down and standing up with mind and... (#5). |
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JUKKYU/KYUKYU Technique |
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Attack: |
Defense: |
Form: |
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1. Katate-Kosa-Tori |
1. Kokyu-Nage |
Irimi Tobikomi |
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2. Mune-Tsuki |
1. Kote-Gaeshi |
Tenkan |
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3. Zagi |
1. Kokyu-Dosa |
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Additional requirements for White/Yellow belt: |
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HACHIKYU/NANAKYU Ki Test Requirements |
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Unification of Mind and Body |
Test |
Ki Development Exercises |
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1. Unbendable arm (#2). |
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Same as JUKKYU/KYUKYU, plus: |
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2. Standing with mind and body unified (#1). |
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1. Funakogi Waza (#5). |
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3. Sitting Seiza with mind and body unified (#4). |
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2. Ikkyo Waza (#6). |
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4. Sitting down and standing up with mind and... (#5). |
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3. Zengo Waza (#7). |
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HACHIKYU/NANAKYU Technique |
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Attack: |
Defense: |
Form: |
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1. Katate-Kosa-Tori |
1. Kokyu-Nage |
Irimi Tobikomi |
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2. Katate-Tori |
1. Ikkyo |
Irimi |
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3. Shomen-Uchi |
1. Kokyu-Nage |
Irimi Tobikomi |
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4. Mune-Tsuki |
1. Kote-Gaeshi |
Tenkan |
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5. Zagi |
1. Kokyu-Dosa |
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Additional requirements for Orange belt: |
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ROKKYU Ki Test Requirements |
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Unification of Mind and Body |
Test |
Ki Development Exercises |
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Same as HACHIKYU/NANAKYU plus: |
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Same as HACHIKYU/NANAKYU plus: |
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1. Thrusting out one hand with mind and body... (#9). |
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1. Happo Waza (#8). |
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2. Holding up both hands (#17). |
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2. Tekubi Kosa Waza (#9). |
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3. Bending backward (#10). |
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4. Bending forward (as if tying shoes) (#11). |
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ROKKYU Technique |
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Attack: |
Defense: |
Form: |
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1. Katate-Tori |
1. Shiho-Nage |
Irimi |
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2. Ryote-Tori |
1. Tenchi-Nage |
Irimi |
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3. Shomen-Uchi |
1. Kokyu-Nage |
Irimi Tobikomi |
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4. Yokomen-Uchi |
1. Shiho-Nage |
Irimi |
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5. Mune-Tsuki |
1. Kaiten-Nage |
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6. Zagi |
1. Kokyu-Dosa |
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Additional requirements for Blue belt: |
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