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Junior Brown Belt Syllabus
Required Techniques
NB.
A thorough knowledge of the White, Yellow, Orange, Green, Blue and Purple
Belt syllabus (including all variations) is expected before a student
is permitted to grade for Brown Belt.
- Arm & shoulder throw with wrist and shoulder lock.
- Escapes from double wrist grabs.
- Two shoulder dislocations.
- Left upward block with knife hand to neck.
- Roundhouse kick to solar plexus (a) left (b) right.
- Roundhouse kick to kneecap using heel (a) left (b) right.
- Upward kick to kneecap using heel (a) left (b) right.
- Cross ankle throw.
- Roundhouse kick form the ground to the lower body.
- Side thrust kick to back of knee from the ground.
- Side snap kicks (a) left (b) right.
- Side thrust kick to kneecap followed by roundhouse to ribs.
- Ways of throwing opponent from behind.
- Variations on leg sweeps (a) ankle (b) knee (c) loin.
- Attacking the back of the legs.
- Knife hand to neck, kick to solar plexus (two opponents).
- Rear throw.
- One handed throws.
- Action against two or more attackers.
- Inner winding throw.
- Outer winding throw.
Japanese Terminology
Iai Jutsu - Live blade art
Iaido - Way of the live blade
Hantei - Decision
Karate - Empty hand art
Kendo - Sport sword art
Kumite - Free style sparring
Anatomy -
Pressure Points
- Temporal
artery - in front of ear or above and to outer side of eye.
- Facial
artery - at lower margin of lower jawbone on a line with corners of
mouth and in a groove in mandible.
- Common
carotid artery - large anterior edge at level of lower margin of thyroid
cartilage.
- Subclavian
artery - behind mesial third of clavicle pressing against first rib.
- Brachial
artery - few inches above elbow on inside of arm pressing against humerus.
- Femoral
artery - in middle of groin where artery passes over pelvic bone.
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