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    Ki & Aikido examination criteria

    Ki examinations

    Shokyu 1. Standing
    2. Sitting seiza
    3. Sitting cross legged (Agura)
    4. Putting out one hand (Palm facing down)
    5. Breathing exercise (Kokyuho)
    Chukyu 1. Standing Kenko Taiso (Health exercise)
    2. Sitting seiza 1. Turning the trunk while swinging the arms.
    3. Sitting cross legged (Agura) 2. Stretching the trunk to the side.
    4. Putting out one hand (Palm facing down) 3. Bending backward and forward.
    5. Breathing exercise (Kokyuho) 4. Shoulder blade exercise.
    5. Stretching the neck to the sides.
    Kenko Taiso 6. Stretching the neck forward and backward.
    Jokyu 1. Standing 7. Turning the head side to side.
    2. Sitting seiza 8. Bending at the knees and standing on tiptoe.
    3. Sitting cross legged (Agura) 9. Stretching the knee.
    4. Putting out one hand (Palm facing down) 10. Rotating one arm.
    5. Standing with one foot forward 11. Rotating both arms.
    6. Leaning backward 12. Rotating both arms while bending the knees.
    7. Bending forward leaning
    8. Standing on one foot and putting out one hand Chukyu – Examinee must do Kenko Taiso in the
    9. Standing up and sitting down in seiza correct order.
    10. Breathing exercise (Kokyuho)
    Jokyu – Examinees must keep timing and
    Kenko Taiso rhythm with examiners count.
    Shoden 1. Standing
    2. Sitting seiza Shoden/Joden/Chuden/Okuden -
    3. Sitting cross legged (Agura) Examinee must count with the correct rhythm.
    4. Putting out one hand (Palm facing down)
    5. Standing with one step and one arm forward (test pull
    the wrist)
    6. Standing with one foot forward
    7. Leaning backward on a partner
    8. Bending forward leaning on a partner
    9. Standing on one foot and putting out one hand
    10. Standing up and sitting down in seiza
    11. Unraisable body
    12. Walking forward, while being held from behind
    13. Sitting cross legged (Agura) and be pushed by partner
    from front
    14. Both hands up
    15. Breathing exercise (Kokyuho)

    Kenko Taiso
    Chuden A, Disciplines 1-14
    B, Kenkotaiso
    Joden A, Disciplines 1-14
    B, Kenkotaiso
    Okuden A, Disciplines 1-14
    B, Kenkotaiso

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    Ki & Aikido examination criteria

    Kyu examinations
    Hitoriwaza Kumiwaza
    5 Kyu 1.Udefuri waza 1. Katate Kosadori Kokyunage
    2.Udefuri Choyaku waza 2. Katatedori Tenkan Kokyunage
    3.Tenkan waza 3. Katatedori Ryotemochi Kokyunage Tobikomi
    4.Sayu waza 4. Katatedori Ikkyo irimi
    5.Sayu Choyaku waza 5. Zagi Ryotedori Kokyunage irimi
    6.Ushiro Ukemi waza
    7.Zempo Kaiten waza

    4 Kyu 1.Ikkyo waza 1. Katatedori Shihonage (irimi/tenkan)


    2.Zengo waza 2. Yokomenuchi Shihonage (irimi/tenkan)
    3.Happo waza 3. Katadori Ikkyo (irimi/tenkan)
    4.Zenshin Koshin waza 4. Katatedori Ryotemochi Kokyunage Eundo
    5.Zenshin Koshin Choyaku waza 5. Shomenuchi Koteoroshi
    6. Muna tsuki Koteoroshi
    3 Kyu 1.Funakogi waza 1. Katadori Nikkyo (irimi/tenkan)
    2.Nikkyo waza 2. Katate Kosadori Makikaeshi
    3.Koteoroshi waza 3. Ryotedori Kokyunage (get rid of hold)
    4.Sankyo waza 4. Katatedori Kokyunage irimi
    5.Ushirotori waza 5. Munatsuki Ikkyo
    6. Munatsuki Zemponage
    7. Yokomenuchi Kokyunage
    8. Shomenuchi Kokyunage
    9. Ushirotekubitori Kokyunage (Uragaeshi)
    10. Ushirotekubitori Zemponage
    11. Ushirotori Kokyunage
    2 Kyu 1.Kaho Tekubi Kosa waza 1. Katadori Sankyo (irimi/tenkan)
    2.Joho Tekubi Kosa waza 2. Katate Kosadori Kirikaeshi
    3.Ushiro Tekubitori zenshin waza 3. Ryotedori Tenchinage (irimi/tenkan)
    4.Ushiro Tekubitori koshin waza 4. Ryotedori Kokyunage
    5. Ushiro Tekubitori Ikkyo
    6. Ushiro Tekubitori Koteoroshi
    7. Ushiro Tekubitori Kubijime Sankyo (both side)
    8. Katatedori Ryotemochi Kokyunage (irimi/tenkan)
    9. Shomenuchi Ikkyo (irimi/tenkan)
    10. Yokomenuchi Zemponage
    11. Zagi Ryotedori Kokyunage (3 techniques)
    1 Kyu 1.Shikko 1. Katadori Yonkyo (irimi/tenkan)
    2. Yokomenuchi Koteoroshi (irmi/tenkan)
    3. Shomenuchi Zemponage
    4. Katatedori Kaitennage (irimi/tenkan)
    5. Munatsuki Kaitennage
    6. Katatedori Ryotemochi Zemponage (3 techniques)
    7. Ryotedori Zemponage (3 techniques)
    8. Ushiro Ryokatadori Kokyunage (3 techniques)
    9. Zagi Handachi Shomenuchi Kokyunage.
    10. Zagi Handachi Munatsuki Koteoroshi
    11. Zagi Handachi Yokomenuchi Zemponage

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    Ki & Aikido examination criteria

    Dan examinations

    Shodan Katatedori 6 Techniques


    Katatedori Ryotemochi 6 techniques
    Yokomenuchi 6 techniques
    Ushirodori 6 techniques (incl. Ushirotekubitori, Kubishime)
    Suwariwaza 6 techniques
    Tsuzukiwaza 21, 25, 29
    Saningake
    Nidan Ryotedori 6 techniques
    Shomenuchi 6 techniques
    Munatsuki 6 techniques
    Zagi Handachi 6 techniques
    Tsuzukiwaza 18, 22, 23, 26, 30
    Yoningake
    Sandan Tsuzukiwaza 4, 7, 12, 13, 17, 24, 27, 31, 10
    Yondan Hitoriwaza: Aiki Hitoriwaza
    Tsuzukiwaza 19, 20, 28, 32, 33

    Shokyu after minimum 4 month practise


    5 Kyu min. 4 month practise after Shokyu
    4 Kyu min.4 month practise after 5 Kyu
    Chukyu min 4 month practise after 4 Kyu
    3 Kyu min. 4 month practise after Chukyu
    2 Kyu min. 4 month practise after 3 Kyu
    Jokyu min. 4 month practise after 2 Kyu
    1 Kyu min. 4 month practise after Jokyu
    Shoden min. 8 month practise after 1 Kyu
    Shodan min. 8 month practise after Shoden
    Chuden min. 1 year of practise after Shodan
    Nidan min 1 year of practise after Chuden
    Joden min. 2 year of practise after Nidan
    Sandan min. 2 year of practise after Joden
    Okuden min. 2 year of practise after Sandan
    Yondan min. 2 year of practise after Okuden
    Godan min 5 year of practise after Yondan
    Rokudan min 5 year of practise after Godan
    Nanadan min. 5 year of practise after Rokudan
    Hachidan min. 5 year of practise after Nanadan

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