9th Kyu

WHITE BELT, 9-TH KYU

The applicant for this degree is required to know the etiquette of karate-do, the ability to perform and use the simplest technical actions. The examiner mainly monitors the correct basic form. It is important that the applicant correctly change the position of the center of gravity in the transition from the natural position to a straight stance and back. Punches and blocks must have the correct trajectory and the punching surface of the fist must be firmly formed.

A step from SHIZENTAI (HACHIJI DACHI) to ZENKUTSUDACHI, 4 times at count

Kihon

CHUUDAN JUNZUKI (step in).

2. JOUDAN AGEUKE (step in).

3. CHUUDAN SOTOUKE (step in).

4. KOUKUTSUDACHI SHUTOUUKE

5. GEDAN KAKIWAKE UKE: MAEGERI (in place, HEISOKU DACHI).

Free Kumite

FOOTWORK:

Building a fighting stance and hand position (JIYUU-KAMAE ).
Switching sides on command.

OFFENSIVE TECHNIQUES (with contact at a stationary target):

GYAKUZUKI (in place/ step in).

Note

The bow stance is MUSUBI DACHI (heels together, toes outside)

The heel of the back foot does not come off the floor when moving in zenkutsu-dachi

Before extending the leg in a maegeri kick, the thigh is raised as high as possible and the leg is bent as tightly as possible in the knee

the hand in ageuke is at a distance of one fist from the head

position of the fist in sotouke is at shoulder level, and from the torso to the elbow a distance of one fist

the fist in the "hikite" position is pressed tightly by the side of the little finger to the torso from the side

In the fighting stance the weight is evenly distributed between the legs

In a fighting stance, the arms are at an optimum distance from the torso and head in order to provide effective protection for the entire torso and head, as well as a quick attack

the strike from a fighting stance is delivered with precise contact to the target with a quick return of the hand to the fighting position (HIKI-TE)

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