IJK Kime No Kata 2015 - Support Technique

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Kime no Kata is also known as Shinken Shobu no Kata (Combat Forms) and is designed to teach the fundamentals of attack and defense in an actual combat situation as both names imply Its twenty techniques include strikes at vital spots which are all applicable in real-life situations but are banned in randori

For Kime No Kata and Kodokan Goshin Jutsu all weapons (Sword dagger stick and pistol) are made of wood No metallic part are allowed For Kime No Kata the sword needs a “Tsuba” in a plastic material Stick length for Kodokan Goshin Justu is about 3 feet or 92 cm but if commercial standard length is 100 cm it is also allowed

Kime no Kata 2 of 12 to the right The left hand is palm up under the right wrist; right hand is palm down still grasping the weapons Uke holds the dagger in his left hand as he lays the sword on the mat then holds dagger in both hands (right hand over left hand; right palm down and left palm up) and lays the dagger on the mat

The Kime-No-Kata's Self-Defense Techniques are as follows: Idori (Techniques executed from a kneeling posture): Against attacks with bare hand: Ryote-dori (Two-Hand Hold) Tsukkake (Stomach Punch) Suri-age (Forehead Thrust) Yoko-uchi (Side Blow) Ushiro-dori (Hold From Behind) Against attacks with dagger: Tsukkomi (Dagger Thrust To Stomach)

To support our thesis we also consider the ideogram used in the text “ J?d? K ?za” of Mifune Kudo and Matsumoto who in the 4 th vol has an entire chapter on the Kime no Kata written by Kikuchi Y ?ji in 1956 In describing the first action of Uke the kanji ? is used read kiru which means “to

• Nage-no-Kata; • Katame-no-Kata; • Ju-no-Kata • Kime-no-Kata; • Kodokan-Goshin Jutsu; The IJF Kata Competition Rules will be used to judge the Kata with reference also to the official Kodokan Kata textbooks Competition Formula Each Kata will be divided in two groups (as above): the top three pairs with the maximum points from

Kime-no-kata the judoka[a person who practices judo] develops an understanding of the theoretical basis of attack and defense and acquires the decisiveness focus and skills relevant to a

KIME NO KATA Most of the following descriptions are taken from Kodokan Judo Jigoro Kano published by Kodansha International Tokyo & New York page 146 and from pages 173 to191 Another souce of references is Kodakan kata book Kime no kata July 1994 video tape Kime no kata published by Kodokan General Information

KIME NO KATA Éléments à observer Types d’erreurs Tori décide de la position initiale et attend Uke (particulièrement en Idori il prend sa place rapidement s’assoit et attend); Uke prend la bonne distance Moyenne Position initiale inversée Technique oubliée lors de la cérémonie d’ouverture et grande erreur pour chaque

(1) The spirit of Koryu-no-kata The spirit of Koryu-no-kata is not the same as the kata of randori or the basic 17 This kata was formed while referring to the spirit and form of katas in the Kodokan Judo with the Japanese behavioral pattern of assuming the conditions of a real fight So if necessary a practitioner can show the form of kime

Kata is a method of studying the techniques and principles of Kodokan Judo via prearranged forms Dr Jigoro Kano and other high-ranking judoka of past and present generations have developed the Kodokan Judo kata as a result of long and detailed research and practice

The Kata has twenty-one (21) techniques Twelve (12) techniques are for use against an unarmed attacker and nine (9) techniques are for use against an armed attacker The Goshin Jutsu Kata Techniques are as follows: Against an unarmed attack (When being grabbed) Ryote-dori (Two-Hand Hold) Hidari-eri-dori (Left-Lapel Hold)