Hachikyu (Adv. Gokyu)

Yellow belt with an orange stripe · 3 techniques required at grading · Junior kyu grades (USJF), United States Judo Federation

The handbook prints each in-between grade as a two-colour belt, for example White/Yellow, or under the Mon system as the lower colour with a stripe of the higher; either is allowed.

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Nage-waza · throws

Osaekomi-waza · hold-downs

The official syllabus

As printed in USJF Rank Requirements, Junior (chart). Skills that are not a single technique (breakfalls, escapes, turnovers, grips, randori) are listed in the document's own words.

Personal development (moral character)

  • Expanded virtues of judo
  • Expand physical fitness and adeptness
  • Improved character traits
  • Increased participation
  • Academic achievement
  • Family engagement
  • Community involvement
  • Assist, with guidance, less experienced judoka

General concepts (physical demonstration)

  • Ebi Oyogi
  • Kata nuki
  • Fukuga zenshin
  • Expected knowledge of previous ranks

Vocabulary and essential questions

History and philosophy

  • Judo as a Yudanshakai.

Rules

Tachi waza

  • Judoka must be able to name, demonstrate and define each techique, developing both sides
  • deashi baraiDe-ashi-harai
  • morote seoi nageSeoi-nage
  • 1 combination

Osae waza

  • tate shiho gatameTate-shiho-gatame
  • variations
  • expand entry methods and transition repertoire
  • escapes and turnovers for all known techniques

Minimum age and classes (Section VII, 2021)

  • Min age 6-7 years old
  • Number of classes 35 or 3-4 months. TIG number of classes can be reduced for exceptional ability and or competitive record.

Flashcards

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