For Juniors

In addition, Tanshinjuku would add the following elements passed on by the late Kanai Sensei:

• Zanshin
• Proper Toitsutai

All Junior Test requirements will include the following:

By oneself
Rei-ho (Bowing and Etiquette)
Zempo Kaiten Ukemi (forward rolls)
Koho Kaiten Ukemi (back rolls)
Shikko (knee walk)
Suburi (Shintai, Shiho Giri)

9th Kyu

Katatedori Irimiho (Gyaku Hanmi)
Katatedori Tenkanho (Gyaku Hanmi)
Katatedori Tenshinho (Gyaku Hanmi)
Zagi Kokyuho

8th Kyu

Katatedori Irimiho (Gyaku Hanmi)
Katatedori Tenkanho (Gyaku Hanmi)
Katatedori Tenshinho (Gyaku Hanmi)
Katatedori Ikkyo (Gyaku Hanmi)
Katatedori Shiho Nage (Gyaku Hanmi)
Zagi Kokyuho

7th Kyu

Katatedori Irimiho (Gyaku Hanmi)
Katatedori Tenkanho (Gyaku Hanmi)
Katatedori Tenshinho (Gyaku Hanmi)
Katatedori Ikkyo (Ai-Hanmi) (Omote – Ura)
Katatedori Irimiho (Ai-Hanmi)
Katatedori Shiho Nage (Ai-Hanmi)
Katatedori Kote Gaeshi (Ai-Hanmi)
Zagi Kokyuho

6th Kyu

Ryotedori Ikkyo (Omote – Ura)
Ryotedori Irimiho
Ryotedori Shiho Nage (Omote – Ura)
Tsuki Kote Gaeshi
Shomen Uchi Irimi Nage
Morotedori Kokyuho
Zagi Kokyuho

VOCABULARY

Hanmi-Handachi – uke standing, nage sitting Ai Hanmi – same side standing with partner Gyaku Hanmi – Opposite side standin Jotori – jo techniques Katatedori – one hand grab to wrist Katatori – one hand grab to collar Morotedori – two hands on one Ryotedori – both wrists grabbed from the front Shomenuchi – strike to forehead Suwariwaza – techniques from sitting

Tachidori – attack with bokken Tantodori – attack with knife an removing Tsuki – thrust or punch Ushiro Kubishime – choke from behind with free hand grabbing wrist Ushiro Ryokatadori – both shoulders grabbed from behind Ushiro Tekubidori – both wrists grabbed from behind Ushiro Waza – any attack from behind