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MSOI Rank Requirements
ADULT CLASS RANKS
Rank promotions are held by sensei and occasionally by a board of black belts. Karate has two grades which are called "Dan" and "Kyu" grades. The Dan grades refer to 1st degree black belt (Sho Dan) and above while Kyu grades refer to the colored belts below Blackbelt. The Dan grades rise upwards from 1st to indicate the higher skill, but kyu grades go in reverse; thus 1st kyu immediately precedes 1st Dan. All testing students should wear clean, pressed white gis (uniforms) and follow proper karate etiquette.
Whitebelt - Ku-kyu Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Dojo Etiquette Yellowbelt - Ku-kyu Seisan Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Goldbelt - Hachi-kyu
Seiuchin Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Orangebelt - Shichi-kyu
Naihanchi Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Greenbelt - Roku-kyu
Wansu
Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Bluebelt - Go-kyu
Chinto Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Purplebelt - Yon-kyu
Kusanku Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Brownbelt - San Kyu
Sunsu Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Brownbelt - Ni Kyu
Sanchin Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Brownbelt - Ik Kyu
Kusanku Sai Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Blackbelt - Shodan
To Ko Meni No Kun Whitebelt Basics Basic Kicks Terminology Stances Sparring Bunkai Dojo Etiquette Students are judged and graded on an individual basis, as the Martial Arts are an individual strive for Perfection. No two students' training/ proficiency are alike. As students increase in grade, they are judged more on attitude, courtesy, and demeanor. Decisions concerning rank are ultimately made by the chief instructor, as his/her decision is final. |
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