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The 3th Kyu Test |
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The Third Kyu test recognizes the nominee has persevered in training, has mastered the basic movements, and is moving into the deeper waters of the white belt/kyu level world. Able to help the newest students, or conduct a class, the candidate is still in the process of formation, and many techniques are still new. However, at this stage, a solid core has formed, and many tests of other sorts have been passed. Still tucked safely into the white belt zone, a sense of moving upward and into the deeper mysteries of aikido is tickling the edges of developing and larger picture of aikido. Minimum of 80 days since the forth kyu test. At least one seminar in another dojo in the past 12 months.
  3th kyu test
UKEMI (falling, rolling)
shikko (knee walking)
twenty rolls and aided tobu ukemi.
TACHI WAZA (empty hand, no bokken or jo)
Katate-dori (wrist grab)
tai no henko (blending)
kihon (basic)
ki no nagare (flowing, in motion)
Kokyu-ho (breath, extension)
morete-dori (various)
Ikkyo (first technique)
munetsuki
ushiro ryote-dori
Nikyo (second technique)
shomen-uchi
SANkyo (third technique)
shomen-uchi
Yonkyo (fourth technique)
shomen-uchi
Shiho-nage (four-direction throw)
shomen-uchi
tsuki
Kotegaeshi (wrist throw)
katate-dori
yokomen-uchi
Irimi-nage (entering throw)
katate-dori
ryote-dori (3)
tsuki
Koshi-nage (wrist throw)
katate-dori
ryote-dori
Kokyu-nage (entering throw)
katate-dori (5)
ryote-dori (5)
morote-dori (5)
Suwari-waza (sitting)
shomen-uchi, ikkyo through yonkyo
Hanmi-handachi (sitting, uke standing)
shomen-uchi, ikkyo through yonkyo
Iroiro
katate-dori kaiten-nage (2)
blend with two uke pushing (2)
AIKI KEN & JO
jo suburi
13 jo kata
31 jo kata