Aikido practice helps children to canalize their energy, teaches them the respect of others and increases their concentration.

There is no competition in Aikido and children progress according to their own rythm.

Dairyukai teaches children balance in a nonviolent environment. They can exert themselves physically and learn how to work in a group.

Children can practice Aikido from 6 years old.

TESTING REQUIREMENTS

Kids Yellow belt
( 30 days)

1. Mae Ukemi
2. Ushiro Ukemi
3. Shiko
4. Shomen uchi taisabaki
5. Shomen uchi tenkan
6. Tsuki taisabaki
7. Tsuki tenkan
8. Hanmi katatetori ikkyo omote
9. Hanmi katatetori ikkyo ura

Kids Orange belt
( 60 days )

1. Katatetori Aihanmi Iriminage
2. Katatetori Aihanmi Kotegaeshi
3. Katatetori Aihanmi Shihonage (omote+ura)
4. Shomenuchi Ikkyo omote+ura
5. Shomenuchi Nikkyo omote+ura
6. Shomenuchi Kotegaeshi

Suwariwaza

1. Shomenuchi Ikkyo omote+ura
2. Katateryotedori Ikkyo omote+ura
3. Ryotetori Kokyuho

Kids Green belt
( 80 days )

1. Ryotetori Ikkyo omote+ura
2. Shomenuchi Shihonage omote
3. Tsuki Uchi Kaiten Nage omote
4. Tsuki Soto Kaiten Nage omote
5. Morotetori Iriminage (2 ways)
6. Yokomenuchi Iriminage
7. Yokomenuchi Kotegaeshi
8. Yokomenuchi Shihonage omote
9. Shomenuchi Sankyo Omote

Hanmi Handachi

1. Katatetori Shihonage omote
2. Katatetori Soto Kaiten Nage omote
3. Katatetori Gyaku Kotegaeshi

Suwari Waza

1. Shomenuchi Iriminage
2. Shomenuchi Nikkyo omote+ura
3. Shomenuchi Sankyo omote
4. Katate Ryotedori Nikkyo omote+ura

Jo Kata

• Jo 1 -13
• Jo 1 -35

Kids Purple belt
( 80 days )

1. Shomenuchi (randori)
2. Shomenuchi udekiminage uchi omote
3. Shomenuchi kaitenage soto omote
4. Yokomenuchi Shihonage omote+ura
5. Yokomenuchi udekiminage omote
6. Gyaku Yokomenuchi iriminage
7. Tsuki iriminage
8. Tsuki kotegaeshi
9. Katatetori menuchi shihonage omote
10. Katatetori menuchi iriminage
11. Katatetori menuchi nikkyo omote+ura
12. Ushiro tekubitori kotegaeshi
13. Ushiro tekubitori sankyo omote
14. Ushiro kubijime ikkyo omote+ura

Kids Blue belt
( 90 days )

TACHI WAZA

1. Tsuki (henka waza) Sankyo+Shihonage+Kotegaeshi+Udekiminage

2. Yokomen uchi Gokyo
3. Ushiro tekubitori jujinage
4. Morotetori nikkyo omote + ura (2 ways)
5. Shomen uchi kaitenage omote + ura
6. Ushiro ryokatatori sankyo omote + ura

HANMI HANDACHI

7. Shomen uchi iriminage
8. Katatetori nikkyo omote + ura
9. Yokomenuchi kotegaeshi

SUWARI WAZA

10. Tsuki kotegaeshi
11. Tsuki iriminage
12. Yokomenuchi kotegaeshi
13. Ushiro ryokatatori (Free style 2 attackers)
(Shihonage,Kotegaeshi,Aikinage)

BOKKEN

14. Kata 8 mouvements (kanai style)
15. Kata number 1 and 2 bokken (kanai style)

RANDORI

16. (Free style 5 attackers)

Kids Brown belt
( 120 days )

KATETORI MENUCHI

1. Maki otoshi
2. Tai otoshi
3. Kotegaeshi
4. Shihonage
5. Iriminage

YOKOMENUCHI

1. Tai otoshi
2. Kiri otoshi
3. Maki otoshi
4. Udekiminage
5. Shihonage

MOROTETORI

1. Udekiminage
2. Aikinage
3. So sabaki iriminage
4. Shihonage
5. Kokyuho

SHOMENUCHI

1. Udekinage
2. Soto kaitenage
3. Ushi makiotoshi
4. Uki otoshi
5. Iriminage

RYOTEDORI

1. Kata hiki otoshi
2. Hajiki goshi
3. Iriminage (Yamada style)
4. Udekiminage
5. Kokyuho

USHIRO KUBIJIME

1. Sotokaitenage (omote)
2. Kotegaeshi (2 ways)
3. Shihonage (omote)
4. Jujinage
5. Ude kiminage

USHIRO TEKUBITORI

1. Aikinage
2. Soto kaitenage (omote)
3. Hijikime(osae)
4. Shihonage
5. Kokyuho

AIHANMI KATATETORI

1. Iriminage
2. Uki otoshi
3. Kokyuho
4. Ude kiminage
5. Soto kaitenage

KATATETORI

1. Kata aijikiotoshi
2. Ura sankaku tenchinage
3. Uki otoshi
4. Jujinage
5. Ura sankaku ude kiminage

HANMI HANDACHI YOKOMENUCHI

1. Shijonage
2. Tai otoshi
3. Kotegaeshi
4. Soto kaitenage
5. Chokusem iriminage

HANMI HANDACHI USHIRO RYOKATATORI

1. Aikinage
2. Kotegaeshi
3. Shihonage
4. Jujinage
5. Soto kaitenage

HANMI HANDACHI KATATETORI

1. Uchi kaitenage
2. Gyaku kotegaeshi
3. Soto kaitenage
4. Uki otoshi
5. Shihonage - iriminage

The word AIKIDO is composed of three ideograms, AI(合), which means union or meeting, KI(気), which can be interpreted as vital energy, and DO(道), which means path.
Morihei Ueshiba was born on December 14, 1883 in Tanabe, a town in the prefecture of Wakayama, Japan. After studying numerous martial arts during his youth and making memorable encounters, Morihei Ueshiba, who his students often called O’Sensei (which means Great Teacher) because of his great expertise in martial arts, gave his training a new direction by eliminating the notion of enemy and winner of a fight. He envisioned Aikido not only as the synthesis of his martial arts training, but also as an expression of universal peace.

合気道にはきまった型やスタイルがありません。その動きは自然の動きであり、動きの秘伝は奥が深く無限です。

There are various forms and styles of Aikido. Its movements come from nature whose secret is deep and infinite.

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