The progression of belt ranks is based on combination of factors, including technical skill, knowledge of Judo principles, personal growth and time in grade (attendance). Â Your instructor and the technical director will determine your readiness for the next belt. Â You will then be requested to undergo a formal grading, gradings are held 3 times per year. Â The average time in grade for the lower belts is 6 months to a year, for ages 6 and under it could be longer. Â Black Belts grading are conducted by the Judo Ontario Provincial Grading Board under the recommendation of the club technical director.
NAGE WAZA & NE WAZA YOUTUBE VIDEOS
Important: These videos are a study aid only and do not replace the complete OJC Grading Syllabus. Before preparing for grading, students should review the full requirements for their belt, including terminology, transitions, other skills, kata, fitness requirements and other grading criteria.
WHITE / YELLOW BELT
NE WAZA
Ura-gatameÂ
Ura-gatame Escape
Ura-gatame with rolling entry
Transition between Kuzure-kami-shiho and Yoko-shiho and Kesa-gatame
Attacking the Guard Position
NE WAZA
OSAEKOMI-WAZA
Sankaku-gatame
SHIME-WAZA (U16 & Up)
Nami-juji-jime
Gyaku-juji-jime
KANSETSUY-WAZA (U18 & Up)
Ude-garami
NE WAZA
OSAEKOMI-WAZA (U16 & Up)
Juji-gatame
SHIME-WAZA (U16 & Up)
Kata-juji-jime
KANSETSU WAZA (U18 & Up)
Ude-gatami
NE WAZA
SHIME-WAZA
Hadaka-jime
Okuri-eri-jime
KANSETSU -WAZA
Hiza-gatame
Waki-gatame
NE WAZA
NE WAZA
OSAEKOMI-WAZA
Sankaku-gatami
SHIME-WAZA
Sankaku-jime
2 Turnovers into Shime-waza of choice
KENSETSU-WAZA
2 Turnovers into Kansetsu-waza of choice
TRANSITION
2 Transitions from Tachi-waza to Ne Waza