The grading panel for Sho Dan and above must consist of a minimum of three examiners. The Principal of the School shall be the Chairperson, and at least one other Panel Member shall hold at least one rank higher than the level to be attained by the candidate. A successful pass shall exist only where the Chairperson and at least one other nominated panel member concur.
The various Parts to a black belt grading may be conducted during one or more sessions at a time, at the discretion of the Panel Chairperson – taking into account the age and physical capabilities of the candidate.
Provide a paper of not less than 500 words on any aspect of Jujitsu which clearly demonstrates an in-depth knowledge of the subject
Provide a summary of personal involvement in the administration of the Kyushin Ryu School of Jujitsu which demonstrates the candidate’s dedication to the art of Jujitsu
Demonstrate and explain the bio-mechanics of:
Demonstrate an in-depth understanding and practical ability in the art of break-falling techniques
Demonstrate the effective application of the following:
All techniques may be requested to be performed on right and/or left side
All techniques performed from a standing position may be selected at random by the Panel Chairperson to be demonstrated to follow on to an appropriate technique on the ground
Successful participation in skills-based competitions at inter-club level
Demonstrate the following kata as tori:
Demonstrate the following kata as tori and uke:
In the standing position, demonstrate appropriate counters and control of an aggressor in the following situations:
In the standing position, demonstrate appropriate counters and control of an aggressor in the following situations:
In the standing position, demonstrate appropriate counters and control of an aggressor in the following situations:
From a position on the ground, demonstrate appropriate counters and control of an aggressor in the following situations:
From the standing position, demonstrate appropriate defences to multiple attacks from 2, 3 or 4 aggressors as directed by the Panel Chairperson