United States Judo Association Rank Examination … 051.pdfUnited States Judo Association Rank Examination For All Junior Ranks ... How long have unarmed combat martial arts been practiced

United States Judo Association Rank ExaminationFor All Junior Ranks

Note: This exam represents the minimum requirements for each USJA junior judo rank. Additional requirements may berequired by individual USJA clubs or instructors.

Jr.1 Jr.2 Jr.3 Jr.4 Jr.5 Jr.6 Jr.7 Jr.8 Jr.9 Jr.10

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List 4-5Next to each list is a guide indicating the require number of techniques for each rank

The top row indicates the rank being tested for.The bottom row indicates the number of techniques required for each rank.

Technical Demonstration

General Knowledge and VocabularyThe general knowledge portion of the exam consists largely of multiple choice questions. The student circles or fills in thecorrect answer where appropriate. The vocabulary consists of a list of English judo terms. The student fills in the Japa-nese equivalent from the list to the right of the English terms. Both sections are to be completed down to theindicated rank being tested for. If desired this portion of the exam may be given orally. The general knowledge andvocabulary section of the test should be completed and passed before the technical demonstration portion is administered.

If the student fails to meet the requirements from three or more LISTS the entire technical portion of the test must beretaken. At the coaches discretion if three or fewer LISTS are failed, the student may be required to successfully demon-strate these LISTS only to complete the technical portion of the exam.

Name: _________________________________________________Rank testing for: ______________________Date of rank: ____________________Classes attended: ________________Promotion points earned: ____________________Time in grade: _______________________________Date: ______________________

In order to be examined for a USJA junior judo rank the following requirements must be met as set forth in the USJAjunior handbook.1. You must be a current member of the United States Judo Association.

Jr.1 Jr.2 Jr.3 Jr.4 Jr.5 Jr.6 Jr.7 Jr.8 Jr.9 Jr.10Time in Grade in months 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6Classes Attended 16 16 24 24 32 32 40 40 48 48Promotion Points 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12

2. You must have obtained the required time in grade, class attendance and promotion points for the rank being tested, asindicated in the table below.

A score of 1 is given if the student is able to demonstrate the required technique. A score of 0 is given if the student doesthe wrong technique or grossly bungles it.

Below each guide is a list of techniques. Place a check mark next to the technique the student is to demonstrate.The student should be asked to demonstrate the technique by verbal instruction in both Japanese and English whereappropriate for example: ”Please show me O Goshi Major hip throw”. Where indicated, some opposite/both sidetechniques will be required.

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Instructions: Circle or fill in the cor rect answers.

1. What is the name of your Judo organization?United States Judo Association United States Judo Federation International Judo Federation

2. Who was the founder of Judo?Nagaoka Mifune Jigoro Kano Kotani

3. What is the name of the school he founded?Epizoundes Kodokan Budokan Shudokan

4. What is the date of the founding of Judo?1881 1882 1910 1886

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5. What are the two principals of Kodokan Judo as defined by Dr. Kano?a. Maximum efficiency - Seiryoku Zenyob. Mutual benefit & welfare - Jita Kyoeic. Win at any cost.d. Never admit defeat

6. How long have unarmed combat martial arts been practiced in Japan?600-1000 years 500 to 800 years 600 to 1500 years

7. What was unarmed combat called in Japan before Judo?Jujitsu Kungfu Karate Boxing

8. How many degrees are there currently in the USJA junior rank system?five six eight ten

9. List the five USJA junior judo belt colors in order by color. (do not list white)_____________ ______________ ______________ ______________ ________________

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10. Name the Japanese equivalent of the three parts of a Judo throw.a. Balance Kuzushi Tsukuri Anza Kakeb. Entry Kuzushi Tsukuri Anza Kakec. Execution Kuzushi Tsukuri Anza Kake

11. Count to ten in Japanese. (May be done verbally.) ______________________________________________________________________________

12. Give a verbal explanation of the principal of maximum efficiency.

13. Give a verbal explanation of the principal of mutual benefit and welfare.

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General Information

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14. Name the two divisions of sacrifice techniques in English and Japanese.a. Back falling sacrifice techniques Ma Sutemi Waza Yoko sutemi waza Kesa setemi wazab. Side falling sacrifice techniques Ma sutemi Waza Yoko sutemi waza Kesa sutemi waza

15. Name the three parts of unarmed combat in Japanese.a. Throwing Katame waza Atemi waza Goshi waza Nage wazab. Grappling Katame waza Atemi waza Goshi waza Nage wazac. Striking Katame waza Atemi waza Goshi waza Nage waza

16. Fill in the English for the three divisions of mat techniques.Osaekomi Waza ____________________Shime Waza _______________________Kansetsu Waza ____________________

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17. What is Kata?a. a dance b. a throw c. a hold down d. a formal prearranged practice routine

18. How many Kata are there in Kodokan Judo?a. 10 b. 12 c. 7 d. 9

19. Which Kata is considered most useful for learning throwing techniques?______________________________________________________________

20. Which Kata is considered most useful for learning grappling techniques?______________________________________________________________

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21. What is the ultimate goal of judo as defined by Dr. Kano?a. To win at any costb. To become a great judo playerc. The harmonious development and eventual perfection of human character

22. What are Kyu ranks in Judo?a. Student ranks below black beltb. Judo ranks for junior playersc. Black belt ranks

23. Name the six kyu ranks and color belts from highest to lowest senior rank.(do not list white)____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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General Information

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24. Name the ten black belt ranks in order.1. ____________________ 6. ____________________2. ____________________ 7. ____________________3. ____________________ 8. ____________________4. ____________________ 9. ____________________5. ____________________ 10. ____________________

25. Name the three black belt ranks that are considered student ranks.1. ____________________2. ____________________3. ____________________

26. What other colored belts are black belt holders entitled to wear in the USJA Senior Rank System?1st Degree __________________________________2nd Degree __________________________________3rd Degree __________________________________4th Degree __________________________________5th Degree __________________________________6th Degree __________________________________7th Degree __________________________________8th Degree __________________________________9th Degree __________________________________10th Degree __________________________________

27. Name three of the ten men who attained tenth degree black belt while they were still alive.1. __________________________________2. __________________________________3. __________________________________

General Information

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1. Nage No Kata Forms of ______________________2. Katame No Kata Forms of ______________________3. Ju No Kata Forms of ______________________4. Goshinjitsu No Kata Forms of ______________________5. Kime No Kata Forms of ______________________6. Joshi Goshinho Formsof ______________________7. Itsutsu No Kata Forms of ______________________8. Koshiki No Kata Forms of ______________________9. Seiryoku-Zen-yo Kokuimin Taiiku Maximum Efficiency ______________________

28. List the English for the nine kata of Kodokan

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31. Which American was the first to win an Olympic medal in judo and what place did he win?_______________________________________________

30. Who were the four men on the first U.S. Olympic judo team? _______________________________________________

29. What year was judo first introduced into the summer Olympic games?______________________

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Junior Ninth stop here

Junior First stop here

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1. Teacher ______________________2. Sitting on knees ______________________3. Sitting crossed legged ______________________4. Attention! ______________________5. Bow! ______________________6. Falling methods or ways ______________________7. Off balance ______________________8. Repetition attack practice without throwing, done with a partner ___________________9. Person receiving technique ______________________10. Person performing technique ______________________11. Begin! ______________________12. Stop! ______________________13. I surrender! ______________________14. Free practice ______________________

RandoriSeizaToriUchi KomiKiyotsuke!AnzaRei!KuzushiUkeUkemiHajime!Matte!Maitta!Sensei

Directions: Fill in the Japanese equivalent for the following English terms from the list to the right.Judo Vocabulary

Kesa-gatameWaza Ari!Kuzure-kesa-gatameKoshi or GoshiDanSotoIppon!OKesaGatameShodanKuzureO-goshi

15. Big or major ______________________16. Waist or hip ______________________17. Major hip throw ______________________18. Outside ______________________19. Major outside reaping throw ______________________20. One point! (referee’s award) ______________________21. Almost ippon! (1/2 point) ______________________22. Scarf ______________________23. Lock or hold ______________________24. Scarf lock ______________________25. Modified ______________________26. Modified scarf lock ______________________27. Black belt grade or rank ______________________28. Beginning black belt ______________________

29. A full point by adding two waza-ari scores ______________________30. Near waza-ari! (referee’s award) ______________________31. Near yuko! (referee’s award) ______________________32. That is all! (referee’s call) ______________________33. Don’t move! (referee’s call) ______________________34. Continue! (referee’s call) ______________________35. Note! (referee’s call for slight penalty) _____________________36. Reaping action done with the leg _______________________37. Little or minor ______________________38. Inside ______________________39. Minor inside reaping throw ______________________40. Waist or hip techniques ______________________41. Wheel ______________________42. Hip wheel throw ______________________43. Second degree black belt ______________________

Koshi-gurumaGariNidanKoka!Yoshi!Sono mama!KoUchiKouchi-gariKoshi WazaYuko!Sore made!GurumaShido!Waza-ari Awasete Ippon!

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Judo Vocabulary

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44. Caution!(referee’s call for moderate penalty) _______________________45. Warning! (referee’s call for severe penalty) ______________________46. Shoulder Hold ______________________47. Upper 4 Corner Hold ______________________48. Variant Upper 4 Corner Hold ______________________49. Side 4 Corner Hold ______________________50. Modified Side 4 Corner Hold ______________________51. Straddling Hold ______________________52. Holddown! (referee’s call) ______________________53. Holddown broken! (referee’s call) ______________________54. Sweeping action done with the leg ______________________55. Sweeping hip throw ______________________56. Third Degree Black Belt ______________________

ToketaKami Shiho-gatameKuzure Kami Shiho-gatameYoko Shiho-gatameChuiKuzure Yoko Shiho-gatameOsae-komi!KeikokuHarai or BaraiHarai-goshiTate Shiho-gatameSandanKata-gatame

Nage WazaYodanKatame WazaJudogiTe WazaWazaObiSodeAshi WazaNageTeOsae-komi WazaHansoku MakeAshi

57. Technique ______________________58. Throw (noun) ______________________59. Throwing technique(s) ______________________60. Hand ______________________61. Hand techniques ______________________62. Foot or Leg ______________________63. Foot techniques ______________________64. Holding techniques ______________________65. Grappling techniques66. Loss by rule violation (referee’s call) ______________________67. Judo uniform ______________________68. Judo uniform sleeve ______________________69. Judo uniform belt ______________________70. Fourth Degree Black Belt ______________________

Junior Fifth stop hereEriTaiOtoshiTai-otoshiShime or JimeShime WazaNamiGyakuJujiKansetsu WazaJuji gatameNami Juji-jimeKata Juji-jimeGodan

71. Judo uniform lapel ______________________72. Body ______________________73. To drop ______________________74. Body drop throw ______________________75. Choke ______________________76. Choking techniques ______________________77. Normal ______________________78. Reverse ______________________79. Cross ______________________80. Joint locking techniques ______________________81. Cross arm lock ______________________82. Normal Cross Choke ______________________83. Half Cross Choke84. Fifth Degree Black Belt ______________________

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Judo VocabuaryShimmeisho no WazaYoko Sutemi WazaGokyo No WazaGyaku Juji-jimeYokoYoko Shiho-gatameRokudanKumi KataSutemiHizaHiza-gurumaSutemi WazaShihoKaeshi Waza

85. Reverse cross choke ______________________86. Knee ______________________87. Knee wheel throw ______________________88. Sacrifice ______________________89. Side or lateral ______________________90. Throwing techniques done by falling on one’s back or side __________________91. Side falling sacrifice throws ______________________92. Forms of gripping an opponent ______________________93. Four corners (as in pins) ______________________94. Locking of the side four corners ______________________95. Five stages of throwing techniques, the basic syllabus of Kodokan Judo__________96. Newly certified throwing techniques of Kodokan Judo ______________________97. Counter technique ______________________98. Sixth degree black belt ______________________

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Junior Eighth stop here

ShichidanGaramiFusegiJudokaHairi KataUkiDojoKata Ha-jimeUdeOkuri Eri-jimeShiaiJosekiUshiroHadaka-jime

99. Entry methods into matwork ______________________100. Slide lapel choke ______________________101. Naked choke ______________________102. Single wing choke ______________________103. Rear, behind (as in throwing and pinning) ______________________104. Tournament ______________________105. Practice hall for judo ______________________106. Judo practitioner or player ______________________107. Arm ______________________108. Entangle ______________________109. Escape (as from a pin) ______________________110. Side of the dojo or tournament mat where high ranking black belts sit _________111. To float or floating ______________________112. Seventh Degree Black Belt ______________________

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113. Lift ______________________114. Pull ______________________115. Lift pull hip throw ______________________116. Reverse side, back ______________________117. Rear throw ______________________118. Dashing action done with the leg ______________________119. Kneeling bow ______________________120. Standing bow ______________________121. Minor outside dashing throw ______________________122. Both hands ______________________123. Two hand reap ______________________124. Floating hip throw ______________________125. Favorite technique ______________________126. Eight degree black belt ______________________

HachidanUra-nageTokui WazaZareiTsuriUki GoshiKosoto-gakeGake or KakeKomiTsurikomi-goshiRitsureiMoroteUraMorote Gari

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Judo Vocabulary

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127. Pivoting or turning the body ______________________128. Judo mats (straw japanese) ______________________129. Instantaneous promotion ______________________130. Formal forms of throwing ______________________131. Formal form of holding ______________________132. Shout to gather inner strength ______________________133. Avoiding or evasive action ______________________134. Martial arts ______________________135. Way of the warrior ______________________136. Alternate throwing practice, done with a partner ______________________137. Circle ______________________148. Circle throw ______________________139. 9th Degree black belt ______________________140. 10th Degree black belt ______________________

JudanBushidoTai SabakiBudoSukashiBatsugunKatame No KataKiaiTomoe NageSute GeikoTomoeKudanNage No KataTatami

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Instructions for the Examiner:Each correct answer counts as one point. Add the correct answers from both the general information and vo-cabulary section of the test. This represents the Student’s Total Score. Record the student,s total score in thesection below. Required score Recorded total score

Junior first degree 13 __________

Junior second degree 27 __________

Junior third degree 42 __________

Junior fourth degree 54 __________

Junior fifth degree 67 __________

Junior sixth degree 81 __________

Junior seventh degree 94 __________

Junior eighth degree 105 __________

Junior ninth degree 117 __________

Junior tenth degree 129 __________

To be filled in by the examiner:

I certify that ___________________________________ has achieved the required score on the GeneralInformation and Vocabulary portion to be considered for the rank of ___________ degree and is noweligible to complete the Technical Demonstration portion of the USJA rank examination.

______________________ _____________________________________ _______________ Signature of Examiner Rank of Examiner Date

___ ___ Drive through break against the collar grip___ ___ Inner sleeve grip against a high lapel grip___ ___ Swinging elbow break against a sleeve grip___ ___ Swinging arm break against a sleeve grip___ ___ Snap out break against low lapel grip___ ___ Other___ ___ Other


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List 4-8

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Place a check X next to the technique to be demostrated. For additional instructions see page 1.

Technical Demonstration

___ ___ Standard sleeve and lapel grip___ ___ High lapel grip___ ___ Collar grip___ ___ Through the armpit back grip

___ ___ Over the shoulder back grip___ ___ Cross grip with lapel grip___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

Kumi KataGripping Forms

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List 4-7

___ ___ Ukemi___ ___ Zarei - Kneeling bow___ ___ Ritsurei - Standing bow___ ___ Seiza - Sitting on knees and feet___ ___ Anza - Sitting crossed-legged___ ___ Proper tying of belt___ ___ Randori - Free practice___ ___ Proper folding of the judo gi

___ ___ Tsugi Ashi - Following foot walking___ ___ Ayumi Ashi - Normal walking___ ___ Round-off___ ___ Shizen Hontai - Basic natural posture___ ___ Jigo Hontai - Basic defensive posture___ ___ Migi/Hidari Sabaki 90° right/left turns___ ___ Maware 180° turns___ ___ Kyoshi - High kneeling


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Miscellaneous Skills List 4-19

___ ___ Yoko Wakare Side Separation___ ___ Yoko-guruma Side Wheel___ ___ Ushiro-goshi Back Hip Throw___ ___ Ura Nage Back Throw___ ___ Sumi Otoshi Corner Drop___ ___ Yoko-gake Side Body Drop___ ___ Morote-gari Two Hand Reap___ ___ Kuchiki Taoshi Dead Tree Drop___ ___ Kibisu-gaeshi Heel Trip___ ___ Uchi Mata Sukashi Inner Thigh Avoidance___ ___ Dakiage High Lift___ ___ Tsubame-gaeshi Swallow Counter___ ___ Osoto-gaeshi Major Outer Counter___ ___ Ouchi-gaeshi Major Inner Counter___ ___ Kouchi Gaeshi Minor Inner Reap Counter___ ___ Hane-goshi-gaeshi Springing Hip Counter___ ___ Harai-goshi-gaeshi Sweeping Hip Counter___ ___ Uchi Mata-gaeshi Inner Thigh Counter___ ___ Kani-basami Crab Scissors___ ___ Kawazu-gake One Leg Entanglement___ ___ Osoto Makikomi Major Outer Wrap Around___ ___ Uchi Mata Makikomi Inner Thigh Wrap Around___ ___ Harai Makikomi Sweeping Wrap Around___ ___ Sode Tsuri-komi-goshi Sleeve Lift Pull Hip Throw___ ___ Ippon Seoi Nage One Arm Shoulder Throw___ ___ Obi Otoshi Belt Drop___ ___ Daki Wakare High Separation___ ___ Hikikomi Gaeshi Back Fall Reversal___ ___ Osoto Otoshi Major Outer Drop___ ___ Tawara Gaeshi Rice Bag Reversal___ ___ Uchi Makikomi Inner Wrap Around___ ___ Seoi Otoshi Shoulder Drop___ ___ Yama Arashi Mountain Storm

___ ___ Deashi Harai Advanced foot sweep___ ___ Hiza-guruma Knee wheel___ ___ Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi Supporting Foot Lift Pull throw___ ___ Uki-goshi Floating Hip___ ___ Osoto-gari Large Outer Reap___ ___ Ogoshi Large Hip Throw___ ___ Ouchi-gari Large Inner Reap___ ___ Seoi Nage Shoulder Throw___ ___ Kosoto-gari Small Outer Reap___ ___ Kouchi-gari Small Inner Reap___ ___ Koshi-guruma Hip Wheel___ ___ Tsurikomi-goshi Lift-Pull Hip Throw___ ___ Okuri Ashi Harai Foot Sweep___ ___ Tai-otoshi Body Drop___ ___ Harai-goshi Hip Sweep___ ___ Uchi Mata Inner-thigh Throw___ ___ Kosoto-gake Small Outer Hook___ ___ Tsuri-goshi Lifting Hip Throw___ ___ Yoko Otoshi Side Drop___ ___ Ashi-guruma Leg Wheel___ ___ Hane-goshi Hip Spring___ ___ Harai Tsurikomi Ashi Lift-Pull Foot Sweep___ ___ Tomoe Nage Circular Throw___ ___ Kata-guruma Shoulder Wheel___ ___ Sumi-gaeshi Corner Throw___ ___ Tani Otoshi Valley Drop___ ___ Hane Makikomi Springing Wrap Around Throw___ ___ Sukuinage Scooping Throw___ ___ Utsuri Goshi Hip Shift___ ___ Oguruma Large Wheel___ ___ Soto Makikomi Outer Wrap Around Throw___ ___ Uki Otoshi Floating Drop___ ___ Osoto-guruma Large Outer Wheel___ ___ Uki Waza Floating Throw

List 4-1Nage Waza

Throwing TechniquesJr.1 Jr.2 Jr.3 Jr.4 Jr.5 Jr.6 Jr.7 Jr.8 Jr.9 Jr.10

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0 0 1 2 3 4 4 4 4 4 Opposite/both sides

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Demonstrate variations of your favorite throw using different gripping configurations.

___ ___ (Grip #1) ____________________ ___ (Grip #2) _________________

___ ___ (Grip #3) ____________________ ___ (Grip #4) _________________

Demonstrate the following defenses against a forward throwing attack.

___ ___ Outside leg jump around___ ___ Hip twist___ ___ Hip twist with cut___ ___ Drive (start of Tani Otoshi)

___ ___ Round-off___ ___ Turn out___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

___ ___ Rear throw to pin #2___ ___ Ouchi-gari to forward throw___ ___ Forward throw to rear throw #1___ ___ Forward throw to rear throw #2___ ___ Forward throw to rear throw #3___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

___ ___ Forward throw #1 to pin___ ___ Forward throw #2 to pin___ ___ Forward throw #3 to pin___ ___ Forward throw to opposite side forward throw___ ___ Sutemi waza (#1) to pin___ ___ Sutemi waza (#2) to pin___ ___ Rear throw to pin #1

Demonstrate the following attack combinations either right or left side.


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List 4-2

___ ___ Other___ ___ Other___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

Demonstrate your throwing system as an opponent moves in the following directions.

___ ___ Opponent moves directly into you.___ ___ Opponent moves directly away from you.___ ___ Opponent moves to your left.___ ___ Opponent moves to your right.


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Renraku WazaCombination Techniques

List 4-4Jr.1 Jr.2 Jr.3 Jr.4 Jr.5 Jr.6 Jr.7 Jr.8 Jr.9 Jr.10

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BogyoDefense Against Throws

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List 4-6

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___ ___ Kesa-gatame Scarf Hold___ ___ Kuzure Kesa-gatame Variant Scarf Hold___ ___ Makura Kesa-gatame Pillow Scarf Hold___ ___ Ushiro Kesa-gatame Reverse Scarf Hold___ ___ Kata-gatame Shoulder Hold___ ___ Uki-gatame Floating Hold___ ___ Yoko Shiho-gatame Side Hold___ ___ Kuzure Yoko Shiho-gatame Variant Side Hold___ ___ Tate Shiho-gatame Straddling Hold___ ___ Kami Shiho-gatame Upper 4-Corner Hold___ ___ Kuzure Kami Shiho-gatame Variant Upper 4-Corner Hold___ ___ Sankaku-gatame Triangular Hold___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

Demonstrate the following pinning techniques either right or left side.

Kaeshi-No-WazaCounter Throw Techniques

List 4-5

Uke attacks with: Tori (you) counter with:___ ___ Osoto-gari with Osoto-gaeshi___ ___ Forward throw #1 with Tani Otoshi___ ___ Forward throw #2 with Tani Otoshi___ ___ Forward throw #3 with Tani Otoshi___ ___ Kouchi-gari with Kouchi-gaeshi___ ___ Harai-Goshi with Ushiro-goshi

___ ___ Forward throw with inside leg step around to forward throw___ ___ Ouchi-gari with Ouchi-gaeshi___ ___ Other___ ___ Other___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

Katame Waza


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___ ___ Half-nelson turn over from the front.___ ___ Double lapel turn over___ ___ Sankaku pullover entry___ ___ Half-nelson turn over from the side

With uke in the hands and knees position and tori (you) on top, demonstrate the following.

___ ___ Far arm and leg pull under___ ___ Other___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

Hands & Knees Top


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Legs Around Top

___ ___ Knee in entry, back leg___ ___ Swinging leg entry___ ___ Sleeve pull around___ ___ Ankle trap, knee over___ ___ Cross leg ankle trap___ ___ Pants leg pull to Ushiro Kesa-gatame___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

Legs Around Bottom

___ ___ Sankaku-jime entry___ ___ Turn over to Tate Shiho-gatame___ ___ Sumi-gaeshi with knee push___ ___ Cross Choke w/head under arm___ ___ Cross Choke w/back grab___ ___ Other___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

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With uke in the bottom guard position andtori (you) in the top position, demonstrate the following.

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With tori (you) in the guard positionand uke on top, demonstrate the following.


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Hands & Knees Top

___ ___ Half-nelson turn over from the front___ ___ Double lapel turn over___ ___ Sankaku pullover entry___ ___ Half-nelson turn over from the side___ ___ Far arm and leg pull under___ ___ Other___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

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With uke in the hands and knees positionand tori (you) on top, demonstrate the following.


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Hands & Knees Bottom

___ ___ Cradle with left heel trap (opposite side heel trap)___ ___ Maki Komi from head attack and arm in armpit attack___ ___ Leg Hook or Seoi nage from back against

dojime and choke attacks___ ___ Maki Komi to Ushiro Kesa-gatame

from side and opposite armpit attacks___ ___ Other___ ___ Other

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With tori (you) in the hands and knees positionand uke on top, demonstrate the following.


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Shime Waza Choking Techniques

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___ ___ Nami Juji-jime Normal Cross Choke___ ___ Gyaku Juji-jime Reverse Cross Choke___ ___ Kata Juji-jime Half Cross Choke___ ___ Kata Ha-jime Single Wing Choke___ ___ Sode Guruma Jime Sleeve Wheel Choke___ ___ Katate-jime One Hand Choke___ ___ Hadaka-jime Naked Choke___ ___ Okuri Eri-jime Sliding Lapel Choke___ ___ Jigoku jime Hell Strangle___ ___ Sankaku jime Triangular Choke___ ___ Ryote-jime Two Hand Choke___ ___ Tsukkomi-jime Thrust Choke

Demonstrate the following techniques (at the instructor’s discretion).


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Certification of Examiner: I certify that __________________________ has successfully demonstrated the requirednumber of technique(s) from each list for the rank of Junior ________ degree.

_____________________ ______________________________________ _______________ Signature of Examiner Rank of Examiner Date

Students Name

Certification of Student: I certify that all answers and scores recorded on this examine were properly earned.

_______________________ ____________________________________ _______________ Signature of Student Rank of Student Date

Upon successful completion of this tes, the coach will submit with the proper fee to the USJA NationalOffice, a current USJA junior promotion form verifying that the student has met the requirements of theUnited States Junior Rank System as set forth in the USJA Junior Handbook. After processing, the USJAwill issue a certificate of Judo promotion, a rank patch, and a membership card showing your new rank.

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