Welcome to the Dojo
Katas
Pinan Nidan
Kyan no Ananku
Mastumura no Seisan
Maeda no Wansu
Pinan Shodan
Pinan Sandan
Pinan Yondan
Pinan Godan
Oyadomari no Passai Dai
Motobu no Naihanchi
Sanchin
Tensho
Uchima no Passai Sho
Kyan no Gojushiho
Kyan no Chinto
Chatan Yara no Kusanku
Kobudo Katas
Toma no Kon
Toma no Sai
Toma no Tonfa
Toma no Kama
Toma no Kon Ni
Maezato no Nunchaku
Tokumine no Kon
Kina no Sai
Kina no Tonfa
Kina no Kama
Kina no Nunchaku
Tui Sashi Ume no Kon
Seitei Iaido 1 - 12
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Ichi Ban - Ju Ichi Ban
Yakusoku Kumite
Okinawa Iai Waza
Motobu Undundi Iai Dori
Seiza Ichi - Ju Ni
Mae-giri / Mae-tachi (front cut/draw)
Yoko-giri (side cut)
Kesagiri (diagonal cut)
Gyaku-kesa (reverse diagonal cut)
Kaiten-giri (spinning cut)
Sokumen-giri (cut to the side of the head
Mae Dougiri / Kesagiri
Hidari Dougiri / Kesagiri
Migi Dougiri / Kesagiri
Ushiro Dougiri / Kesagiri
Kaiten Dougiri / Kisagiri
Motobu Undundi Iai Waza
Belt Ranks
These are the belt ranks at Zenbudo Dojo. Color belts start at White “10 Kyu” down to Brown Belt with a black stripe in the middle “1 Kyu”.
At the rank of 3 Kyu, you will receive your first certificate from Okinawa, and be listed under Sensei CJ’s lineage of Seidokan Karate.
Jun Shodan is a special black belt that is given to those that are age 14 and under. “Jun Shodan” means Semi-Shodan, or Junior Shodan. The test is the same for Jun Shodan and Shodan. To transition from Jun Shodan to Shodan, the instructor will have the student demonstrate leadership, technique technicality, and demonstrate a kata outside of the curriculum they are working on. Once 15 years of age, and other requirements are met, then Shodan will be awarded.
At the rank of Shodan, you will then become a member of the RSKKR, and receive the organization “Ryu Koku” patch.
In Seidokan, instructors are able to grade up to Yon Dan (4th Degree). Beyond that will be determined by the RSKKR based on involvement and contribution to Seidokan.
In Okinawa, the tradition is only the Headmaster of a system will be a 10 Dan. For Seidokan, our current Headmaster is Ron Nix.