4. KYU\/MON, ORANGE BELT<\/p>\n
General Requirements<\/strong> Familiarity with<\/strong> Ne-waza (Ground Techniques)<\/strong> Shime-waza (Strangulations)<\/strong> Kansetsu-waza (Joint Locks) <\/strong> Go Kyo no Waza (Throwing Techniques)<\/strong> Dai-ikkyo (First Series) \u2013 Yellow Belt<\/strong> Dai-nikyo (Second Series) \u2013 Orange Belt<\/strong> Movement Tasks<\/strong> Main Goals<\/strong>
\n– 4. Kyu (Orange Belt): The practitioner must have attended at least 45 training sessions after their last grading.<\/p>\n
\n– Yuko (Small score in competition)
\n– Waza-ari (Half point in competition)
\n– Shido (Penalty in competition)
\n– Toketa (Hold-down escape)<\/p>\n
\nOsaekomi-waza (Hold-down techniques)<\/strong>, with escapes to both sides:
\n– Kesa-gatame (Scarf hold)
\n– Yoko-shiho-gatame (Side four-point hold)
\n– Tate-shiho-gatame (Mounted four-point hold)
\n– Kata-gatame (Shoulder hold)
\n– Kami-shiho-gatame (Upper four-point hold)<\/p>\n
\n– Juji-jime (Cross choke)
\n– Hadaka-jime (Rear naked choke)
\n– Okuri-eri-jime (Sliding collar choke)<\/p>\n
\n– Ude-garami (Bent arm lock)
\n– Ude-hishigi-juji-gatame (Cross arm lock)<\/p>\n
\nAll techniques must be demonstrated on both the right and left sides.<\/p>\n
\n– De-ashi-harai (Advancing foot sweep)
\n– Hiza-guruma (Knee wheel)
\n– Sasae-tsurikomi-ashi (Supporting foot lift-pull throw)
\n– Uki-goshi (Floating hip throw)
\n– O-soto-gari (Major outer reaping throw)
\n– O-goshi (Major hip throw)
\n– O-uchi-gari (Major inner reaping throw)
\n– Seoi-nage (Shoulder throw)<\/p>\n
\n– Ko-soto-gari (Small outer reaping throw)
\n– Ko-uchi-gari (Small inner reaping throw)
\n– Koshi-guruma (Hip wheel throw)
\n– Tsurikomi-goshi (Hip throw with lifting pull)
\n– Okuri-ashi-harai (Sweeping of trailing foot)
\n– Tai-otoshi (Body drop throw)
\n– Harai-goshi (Sweeping hip throw)
\n– Uchi-mata (Inner thigh throw)<\/p>\n
\nThe practitioner must perform throwing techniques in motion, moving forward, backward, and sideways.
\n– 1 combination (Renraku-waza)
\n– 1 counter (Kaeshi-waza)
\n– 1 attack when uke (opponent) is lying on their stomach
\n– 1 attack when uke is lying on their back (tori between uke’s legs)
\n– 2 transitions from tachi-waza (standing techniques) to ne-waza (ground techniques)<\/p>\n
\n– Training should focus on transitions from tachi-waza to ne-waza.
\n– Practitioners should actively pull or push to break their opponent\u2019s balance.
\n– Techniques should show clear progress compared to the yellow belt level.
\n– At the orange belt level, it is recommended that practitioners participate in shiai (competition).<\/p>\n\n\n