Shodan - Minimum of 80 days of practice after 1-Kyu and over 16 years of age

Ken

• Suburi, Kirikaeshi, and Tsuki-no-bu (tachiwaza, zagi);
• Ashino-Fumikae-no-bu (tachiwaza);
• Ken-No-Awase (7); Kimusubi-no-Tachi (1)

Jo

• Tsuki, Men, Katate, Hasso and Nagare-no-bu (left and right hanmi);
• 13-22-31 no Jo (left hanmi);
• Basic Movements Front and Back (left and right hanmi): Tsuki, Men and Katate-no-bu;
• Jo-no-Awase(8)

Henka-Oyou

• Zagi-Kokyuho (3 ways)

Tachi waza

• Katadori-Menuchi - Ikkyo ~ Yonkyo, Iriminage,(2 ways for each), Shihonage
• Ryokatadori - lkkyo ~ Yonkyo, Iriminage.
• Tsuki (chudan) - Sankyo, Yonkyo, Iriminage, Koshinage
• Ushiro-Ryohijidori - Ikkyo ~ Yonkyo, Kotegaeshi
• Ushiro-Ryokatadori - Iriminage, Aikiotoshi
• Ushiro-Katatedori-Kubijime - Jyujigaraminage, Koshinage

Hanmi-Handachi

• Shomenuchi - Ikkyo~Yonkyo, Kotegaeshi, Iriminage
• Katatedori - Shihonage, Kaitennage (uchi, sotokaiten)

Zagi

• Ryotedori - Ikkyo~Yonkyo, Kotegaeshi, Iriminage
• Yokomenuchi - Ikkyo~Yonkyo, Kotegaeshi Iriminage

Jiyu-waza

• Katate-Ryotedori/Shomenuchi/Tsuki/Ushirowaza

2 Dan - Miminimum of two years after Shodan and more than 200 days of practice

Ken

• Suburi,Kirikaeshi,and Tsuki-no-bu(tachiwaza,zagi)
• Ashino-Fumikae-no-bu(tachiwaza)
• Kumi-Tachi(5)

Jo

• Basic Movements Front and Back (left and right): Tsuki, Men, Katate, Hasso and Nagare-no-bu;
• 13-22-31 no Jo (left and right);
• Kumi-Jo(7)

Henka-Oyou

(renzokuwaza)

• Shomenuchi - Ikkyogaeshi to Kotegaeshi, Iriminage, Shihonage
• Tsuki- Nikyo (ura) to Jiyu (free)
• Yokomenuchi-Sankyo (ura) to Jiyu (free)

Kaeshi waza

(Reverse

Technique)

• Iriminage, Kotegaeshi, Ikkyo against Shomenuchi-Ikkyo
• Iriminage, Nikyo, Sankyo against Gyakuhanmi-katatedori-nikyo (ura)
• Iriminage, Shihonage, Kotegaeshi against Tsuki-Kotegaeshi

Tanto dori

• Shomenuchi, Yokomenuchi, Tsuki (2 ways for each)

Tachi waza

• Katate-Ryotedori-Ikkyo~Yonkyo, Iriminage, Shihonage, Kotegaeshi, Kokyunage
• Yokomenuchi-Ikkyo~Yonkyo, Kaitennage, Kotegaeshi, Kokyunage, Koshinage
• Tsuki (jodan)-Ikkyo ~ Yonkyo, Kotegaeshi, Shihonage, Kaitennage, Kaitenosae, Udegarami
• Ushiro-Ryohijidori-Ikkyo ~ Yonkyo, Kotegaeshi, Aikiotoshi, Kokyunage
• Ushiro-Katatedori-Kubijime-Ikkyo ~ Yonkyo, Aikiotoshi, Kokyunage, Koshinage

Hanmi-Handachi

• Yokomenuchi-Ikkyo~Yonkyo,Iriminage
• Ushiro-Ryokatadori-Ikkyo~Yonkyo, Kokyunage, Kotegaeshi

Zagi

• Katadori-Ikkyo ~ Yonkyo, Iriminage
• Tsuki (chudan) - Ikkyo ~ Yonkyo, Kotegaeshi Iriminage

Ninin dori

• Kokyunage (2 ways)
• Nikyo

Ninin take

• Jiyu (Free style with 2 attackers)

3 Dan - Minimum of 3 years after 2nd Dan and more than 300 days of practice

Ken

• Including 2nd Dan Waza
• Kumitachi-Henka (Ken-no-ri)

Jo

• Shodan and 2nd Dan Waza
• 13-no-Jo-Awase (Jo against Jo)

Henka-Oyou

• Munadori (twisted to grasp)-Ikkyo~Yonkyo, Iriminage (2 ways)
• Katate Ryotedori-Kokyuho (3 ways)

Kaeshi waza

• Iriminage, Shihonage, Sankyo (3 ways for each)

Tanto dori

• Shomenuchi, Yokomenuchi, Tsuki (3 ways for each)
• Katadori-Tsuki, Ushiro-Eridori (2 ways for each)

Tachi dori

• Shomenuchi, Yokomenuchi (3 ways for each)
• Tsuki (one way)

Jo dori

• Tsuki (3 ways)
• Motasete (let partner take Jo) (5 ways)

Tachi waza

• Katate-Ryotedori-Iriminage,Shihonage (3 ways for each), Kotegaeshi, Jyujigaraminage(2ways for each)
• Tsuki(Chudan)-Sankyo, Yonkyo, Iriminage (2 ways for each)
• Ushiro-Katatedori-Kubijime-Koshinage (3 ways for each)
• Ushiro-Hagaijime-Iriminage

Hanmi-Handachi

• Katate-Ryotedori-Ikkyo ~ Yonkyo, Kotegaeshi, Iriminage
• Shomenuchi-Jiyu (free)
• Yokomenuchi-Jiyu (free)

Zagi

• Munadori-Ikkyo ~ Yonkyo, Iriminage
• Tsuki-Jiyu (free)
• Yokomenuchi-Jiyu (free)

Ninin dori

• Shihonage, Yonkyo, Kokyunage (2 ways)

Sannin gage

• Jiyu (free style with 3 attackers)

4 Dan - Minimum 4 years after 3rd Dan and more than 300 days of practice

Including Shodan, 2nd Dan and 3rd Dan Waza., 8th ~5th kyu: Kihon-Dosa (Basic Movements)

Ken

• Kumitachi-Henka (Tai-no-ri)

Jo

• Shin-Kumi-Jo (10)

Essay (1) or (2)

• (1) How to teach Aikido to beginners
• (2) What have you gotten from your Aikido practice?