Nikyu - Brown Belt 2 Flashcards
First degree black belt
Shodan
Second degree black belt
Nidan
Third degree black belt
Sandan
Fourth degree black belt
Yodon / Yondan
Fifth degree black belt
Godan
Sixth degree black belt
Rokudan
Seventh degree black belt
Shichidan
Eighth degree black belt
Hachidan
Ninth degree black belt
Kudan
Tenth degree black belt
Judan
Twelfth degree black belt (held only by Dr Kano)
Junidan
Loss of any type
Make
Win of any type
Gachi / Kachi
Win by forfeit or default of the opponent before the match
Fusen Gachi
Win by withdrawal of the opponent during the match
Kiken Gachi
Combination win by adding a one half point from a violation and one waza-ari
Sogo Gachi
Slight superiority (contest call)
Kinsa
Side of the dojo or tournament mat reserved for senior judoka or officials
Joseki
Cross arm lock
Juji-gatame
Entangle
Garami
Formal forms of throwing
Nage-No-Kata
Formal forms of holding
Katame-No-Kata
Formal forms of gentleness
Ju-No-Kata
Formal forms of self-defense
Goshinjitsu-No-Kata
Formal forms of decision
Kimi-No-Kata
Ancient forms
Koshiki-No-Kata
Forms of five
Itsutsu-No-Kata
Past master of judo (title traditionally only applied to Dr Kano)
Shihan
What other colored belts are some black belt persons entitled to wear?
1st degree - Black 2nd degree - Black 3rd degree - Black 4th degree - Black and red panel 5th degree - Black and red panel 6th degree - Red and white panel 7th degree - Red and white panel 8th degree - Red and white panel 9th degree - Red 10th degree - Red
What are the four sides of the dojo called?
Side 1 (top) - Upper seat - Kamiza Side 2 (right) - Upper side - Joseki Side 3 (bottom) - Lower seat - Shimoza Side 4 (left) - Lower side - Shimoseki
Which American was the first to win a medal at the World Championships in Judo and what place did he win?
Jim Bregman - Bronze - 1965
List the 9 kata of Kodokan Judo in English and Japanese.
- Forms of throwing - Nage-No-Kata
- Forms of grappling - Katame-No-Kata
- Forms of gentleness - Ju-No-Kata
- Forms of self-defense - Goshinjitsu-No-Kata
- Forms of decesion - Kimi-No-Kata
- Forms of self-defense for women - Joshi-Goshinho
- Forms of five - Itsutsu-No-Kata
- Forms of antiquity - Koshiki-No-Kata
- Maximum efficiency physical fitness - Seiryoko-Aenyo-Kokuimin-Taiiku