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DAN GRADE SYLLABUS
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
(Contest and Theory Requirements)
This syllabus came into
effect 1st January 1981 and supersedes all previously publishes syllabi.
GENERAL NOTES
Promotion for Senior
members, both men and women, to and within the Dan grades up to a level of
5th Dan is based on skill in contest, and on theoretical knowledge and
ability to demonstrate specific techniques. Contests will be with members
of the same sex and equal grade. For promotion from 1st Kyu to 1st Dan
and above, candidates may enter a promotion examination only once in any
calendar month. Candidates are referred to the Contest Rules as they are
required to be conversant with them.
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FEW OTHER POINTS
(a)
All
demonstrations of throws should be given with the candidate and partner
moving as in light randori, so that this approximates more to the contest
situation.
(b)
The printed
syllabus includes a short glossary.
(c)
For 1st Kyu
to 1st Dan, and for promotion within the Dan grades, theory can be
taken before or after the contest requirements: it can be at the same
event as the contests, or can be a completely separate event. For the
theory examination, a special exam form will be used and the completed
exam form will be sent to the National Dan Grade Registrar (signed by the
examiner(s)). If the candidate is successful, the examiner will make an
entry in his/her points card "Completed theory requirements for .....
Dan", plus date. venue and signatures. No minimum number of candidates is
necessary — a theory exam can be held for one person if required — and a
full contest area is not necessary. However, as this is a technical
examination, for a theory exam for 1st Kyu to 1st Dan, there must be one
full Senior Examiner, and for theory exam for promotion within the Dan
grades, there must be two full Senior Examiners.
(d)
Candidates
for non-competitive promotion and for non-competitive recognition of
grades from other associations should pass the appropriate section of the
theory examination.
(e)
Candidates
for examination must wear clean Judogi and maintain a high standard of
personal hygiene (clean feet. finger-nails and toe-nails cut short,
etc.). Hair must be secured back. if it is long enough to impede the
opponent. No metallic or hard object may be worn. (Rings must be removed;
it is not sufficient to cover them with adhesive tape).
PROMOTIONS INTO AND WITHIN THE DAN GRADES
Theory Requirements
The theory part of the syllabus for promotion into and within
the Dan Grades consists of the following sections:
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I
SINGLE TECHNIQUES
(a)
Tachiwaza
(b)
Newaza
II
RENZOKUWAZA (Nagewaza)
Combination
techniques in which the second technique is a continuation of the
first in the same or similar direction
III
RENRAKUWAZA (Nagewaza)
Combination
techniques in which the second technique uses the reaction of the
opponent to throw in a completely afferent direction
IV
KAESHIWAZA (Nagewaza)
Counter techniques
V
RENRAKUWAZA,
KAESHIWAZA, NIGEWAZA
(Newaza)
Combination and
counter techniques in newaza and techniques following escapes from
osaekomiwaza.
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NAGE - NO -
KATA / KATAME - NO - KATA |
MARKING:
I.
SINGLE TECHNIQUES
- each technique is given a score of 10. 7. 5. 3 or nil.
II.
RENZOKUWAZA (Nagewaza)
III.
RENRAKUWAZA(Nagewaza)
IV.
KAESHIWAZA (Nagewaza)
V.
RENRAKUWAZA, KAESHIKUWAZA, NIGEWAZA (Newaza)
Each pair of techniques is given a score of 10, 7, 5, 3, or
nil
VI.
KATA
- A total score of 60
per set is available. which takes into account the overall
presentation of the sets chosen, as well as the correctness of the
individual techniques.
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SECTION I - SINGLE TECHNIQUES
One from each section: mark of 10. 7, 5, 3
or nil for each technique. Possible total of 100
(A)
Tachiwaza
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First Set |
Second Set |
Third set |
Fourth Set |
Fifth Set |
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Ogoshi |
Ashi-guruma |
Osoto-gari |
De-ashi-barai |
Kate-guruma |
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Uki-goshi |
Oguruma |
Kosoto-gari |
Okuri-ashi-barai |
Koshi-guruma |
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Tsuri-goshi |
Harai-goshi |
O-uchi-gari |
Sasae-tsuikomi-ashi |
Yama-arashi |
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Tsurikomi-goshi |
Hane-goshi |
Ko-uchi-gari |
Harai-tsurikomi-ashi |
Tani-otoshi |
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Tai-otoshi |
Uchimata |
O-uchi-gake |
Hiza-guruma |
Yoko-otoshi |
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Ippon-seoinage |
Harai-makikomi |
Ko-soto-gake |
Uki-otoshi |
Yoko-wakare |
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Morote-seoinage |
Hane-makikomi |
Osoto-guruma |
Tomoe-nage |
Yoko-gake |
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Seoi-otoshi |
Soto-makikomi |
Morote-gari |
Sumi-gaeshi |
Uki-waza |
(B)
Newaza
|
First Set |
Second Set |
Third set |
Fourth Set |
Fifth Set |
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Hon-kesa-gatame |
Hon-kami-shiho-gatame |
Nami-juji-jime |
Hadaka-jime |
Ude-garami |
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Kuzure-kesa-gatame |
Kuzure-kami-shiho-gatame |
Gyaku-juji-jime |
Okuri-eri-jime |
Juji-gatame |
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Ushiro-kesa-gatame |
Hon-yoko-shiho-gatame |
Kata-juji-jime |
Kata-ha-jime |
Ude-gatame |
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Makura-kesa-gatame |
Kuzure-yoko-shiho-gatame |
Tsuki-komi-jime |
Sode-guruma-jime |
Hiza-gatame |
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Mune-gatame |
Hon-tate-shiho-gatame |
Ryo-te-jime |
Koshi-jime |
Waki-gatame |
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Kata-gatame |
Kuzure-tate-shiho-gatame |
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SECTION II - RENZOKUWAZA (Nagewaza)
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First Set |
Second
Set |
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Seoi-nage to Seoi-otoshi |
Ogoshi to Uki-goshi |
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O-uchi-gari to Ko-uchi-gari |
O-uchi-gari to Ko-soto-gake |
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Hiza-guruma to Harai-goshi |
O-soto-gake to O-soto-gari |
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Third
Set |
Fourth
Set |
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Tai-otoshi to Uchi mata |
O-soto-gari to Nidan-ko-soto-gari |
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Ippon seoi-nage to Kata-guruma |
Ippon seoi-nage to Uchi-maki-komi |
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Ko-soto-gari to Tani-otoshi |
Harai-goshi to Soto-maki-komi |
SECTION
III - RENRAKUWAZA (Nagewaza)
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First
Set |
Second Set |
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Ko-uchi-gan lo Tai-otoshi |
Uchi-mata to Ko-uchi-gari |
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Hiza-guruma to O-soto-gari |
O-uchi-gari to Tsuri-komi-ashi |
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Ko-uchi-gari to Ippon-seoi-nage |
Sasae-tsurikomi-ashi to De-ashibarai |
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Third
Set |
Fourth
Set |
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Ashi-guruma to Tani-otoshi |
De-ashi-barai to Tomoe-nage |
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Harai-gosni to Osoio-gake |
Ippon-seoi-nage to Ko-uchi-gake |
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O-soto-gake to Seoi-oloshi |
O-soto-gari to Yoko-wakare |
SECTION IV - KAESHIWAZA (Nagewaza)
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First
Set |
Second
Set |
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Harai-goshi countered by Ushiro-goshi |
O-uchi-gari countered by Ko-soto-gari |
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Uchi-mata countered by Tai-otoshi |
Ko-soto-gari countered by Uchi-mata |
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Ko-uchi-gari countered by
Harai-tsurikomi-ashi |
O-soto-gari countered by Osoto-gaeshi |
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Third
Set |
Fourth
Set |
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Hiza-guruma countered by O-uchi-gari |
Tsuri-komi-goshi countered by
Utsuri-goshi |
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Okuri-ashi-barai countered by
Tsubamegaeshi |
Harai-goshi countered by Ura-nage |
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De-ashi-barai countered by
Ko-uchi-gari |
Ashi-guruma countered by Te-guruma |
SECTION V - RENRAKUWAZA KAESHIWAZA, NIGEWAZA (Newaza)
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First
Set |
Second
Set |
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Kuzure-kesa-gatame to Ude-garami |
Kesa-gatame to Hiza-gatame |
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Escape from kesa-gatame into
Kuzure-kesa-gatame |
Escape from Yoko-shiho-gatame into
San-gaku-gatame |
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Third
Set |
Fourth
Set |
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Kuzure-kami-shiho-gatame to
Ushiro-kesa-gatame |
Tate-shiho-gatame to Juji-gatame |
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Kata-juji-jime countered by
Hiza-gatame |
Escape from Yoko-shiho-gatame into
Kata-te-kata-ashi-jime |
SECTION VI - NAGENOKATA,
KATAMENOKATA
Nagenokata
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First Set
(te-waza) |
Second Set
(koshi-waza) |
Third set
(ashi-waza) |
Fourth Set
(ma-suteml-waza) |
Fifth Set
(yoko-suteml-waza) |
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Uki-otoshi |
Uki-goshi |
Okuri-ashi-barai |
Tomoe-nage |
Yoko-gake |
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Ippon-seoi-nage |
Harai-goshi |
Sasae-suri-komi-ashi |
Ura-nage |
Yoko-guruma |
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Kata-guruma |
Tsuri-komi-goshi |
Uchi-mata |
Sumi-gaeshi |
Uki-waza |
Katamenokata
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First Set
(osae-waza) |
Second Set
(shime-waza) |
Third set
(kansetsu-waza) |
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Kuzure Kesa-gatame |
Kata-juji-jime |
Ude-garami |
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Kata-gatame |
Hadaka-jime |
Juji-gatame |
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Kami-shiiho-gatame |
Okuri-eri-jime |
Ude-gatame |
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Yoko-shiho-gatame |
Kata-ha-jime |
Hiza-gatame |
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Kuzure-kami-shiho-gatame |
Gyaku-juji-jime |
Ashi-garame |
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REQUIREMENTS
Maximum
Possible
For
Promotion from 1st Kyu to 1st Dan
marks
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I Single techniques — one from each section (examiners
choice) |
100 |
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II
Renzokuwaza — one set (candidate’s choice) |
30 |
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III
Renrakuwaza — one set (candidate’s choice) |
30 |
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IV
Kaeshiwaza — one set (candidate’s choice) |
30 |
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V
Renrakuwaza / Kaeshiwaza / Nigewaza (newaza) — one set
(candidate’s choice) |
20 |
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PASS MARK
= 150 |
210 |
For
Promotion from 1st Dan to 2nd Dan
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I Single techniques — one from each section (examiner’s
choice) |
100 |
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II Renzokuwaza — two sets (candidate’s choice) |
60 |
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Ill Renrakuwaza — two sets (candidate’s choice) |
60 |
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IV Kaeshiwaza — two sets (candidate’s choice) |
60 |
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V Renrakuwaza / Kaeshiwaza / Nigewaza (newaza) — two sets
(candidate’s choice) |
40 |
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PASS
MARK
= 225 |
320 |
For Promotion from
2nd Dan to
3rd Dan
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I Single techniques — one from each section (examiner’s
choice) |
100 |
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II Renzokuwaza — three sets (candidate’s choice) |
90 |
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