| Taisabaki | Body movement |
| Happo undo | Eight directional exercise |
| Ushiro ayumi ashi tenkan | Backward step and 1800 pivot |
| Ushiro Ayumi ashi mawashi | Backward step and mawashi |
| Sayo undo | Arm side-swinging exercise |
| Fune kogi | Rowing exercise |
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| Nage waza | Throwing techniques |
| Shiho nage | Five attacks: Katate tori, shomen uchi, yokomen uchi, mune tsuki, morote tori |
| Irimi nage | Five attacks |
| Shomen uchi kote gaeshi | Wrist outward throw against frontal strike to the head |
| Katate tori juji nage | Cross-arm throw |
| Katate tori kokyu nage | Breath power throw (as opposed to kokyu ho, breath power exercise) |
| Ushiro ryote tori shiho nage | Double wrist grasp from the rear |
| Shomen uchi yonku | Wrist pin from strike to head |
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| Katame waza | Pinning techniques |
| Ikkyo to yonkyu | Four attacks, including shomen uchi and katate tori |
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| Suwari waza | Kneeling techniques |
| Ikkyo to yonku | Four attacks, including shomen uchi and katate tori |
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| Ukemi waza | Falling techniques |
| Toma mae ukemi | Long distance forward breakfall over two people |
Blue belts will also be required to explain the meaning of the riai logo