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IKD Shodan Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus requirements for obtaining a Shodan (1st Dan) rank in International Karate Daigaku, including both kihon (basic techniques) and kata (forms). For kihon, it lists various arm and leg techniques that must be demonstrated moving forward and backward. It requires the performance of one major kata from a selection and all of the Heian and Tekki kata at the minor level. Candidates must also participate in one minute of defensive-only jiyu kumite and one minute of offensive-only jiyu kumite against one opponent. The main points of examination are the ability to demonstrate power from the seika-tanden

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IKD Shodan Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus requirements for obtaining a Shodan (1st Dan) rank in International Karate Daigaku, including both kihon (basic techniques) and kata (forms). For kihon, it lists various arm and leg techniques that must be demonstrated moving forward and backward. It requires the performance of one major kata from a selection and all of the Heian and Tekki kata at the minor level. Candidates must also participate in one minute of defensive-only jiyu kumite and one minute of offensive-only jiyu kumite against one opponent. The main points of examination are the ability to demonstrate power from the seika-tanden

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International Karate Daigaku Examination Syllabus for Shodan (1st Dan) Pre-requisite for all ages: three months

hs after first kyu with a minimum B attendance. Member in good standing with a valid IKD Passport (When available)

Kihon arm techniques: 1. Moving forward: sanbon-zuki in zenkutsu-dachi 2. Moving back: soto uke in zenkutsu-dachi and yoko enpi and uraken uchi in kiba-dachi 3. Moving forward: uchi uke in kokutsu-dachi and kizami-zuki and gyaku-zuki in zenkutsudachi 4. Moving back: shuto uke in kokutsu-dachi and kizami mae-geri and jodan nukite in zenkutsu-dachi Kihon leg techniques: 5. Moving forward: chudan kizami mae-geri and jodan mae-geri in zenkutsu-dachi. Turn: 6. Mawashi-geri and uraken uchi and gyaku-zuki in zenkutsu-dachi. Turn: 7. Jodan or chudan yoko-geri keage and chudan or gedan yoko geri kekomi. Both kicks with the same leg. Turn: 8. Moving forward: yoko-geri kekomi and ushiro-geri in zenkutsu-dachi. Turn: 9. Mawashi-geri and ushiro-geri in zenkutsu-dachi. Major Kata: 1. One kata from: Tekki nidan, Tekki sandan, Bassai-dai, Kanku-dai or Jutte. Minor Kata: 2. All kata: Heian shodan, nidan, sandan, yondan, godan and Tekki shodan. Kumite against one opponent: 1. One minute of jiyu kumite defence only. 2. One minute of jiyu kumite offence only. Main points of examination. Ability to demonstrate: 1. 2. 3. 4. High degree of correct application of power from the seika-tanden. High degree of speed of technique. High degree of body expansion and contraction. High degree of Ki - Expression of feeling with mental and physical energy.

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