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    This document outlines the techniques and curriculum for the second level (Ni-Kyu) of study, including: - Kumi uchi (grappling techniques), Ashisabaki (foot sweeps), and Roto (evasion techniques) - Weapons drawing and resheathing techniques for the sword (Kenjutsu) - Throwing techniques (Totekijutsu) such as Tsubute (stone throwing), Kurumi (bag throwing), Ishi Nage (stone throwing), and Yoko Nage (side throwing) - Concealed weapons techniques such as Shuko (claws), Tekko (brass knuckles), and Ashiko (

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    This document outlines the techniques and curriculum for the second level (Ni-Kyu) of study, including: - Kumi uchi (grappling techniques), Ashisabaki (foot sweeps), and Roto (evasion techniques) - Weapons drawing and resheathing techniques for the sword (Kenjutsu) - Throwing techniques (Totekijutsu) such as Tsubute (stone throwing), Kurumi (bag throwing), Ishi Nage (stone throwing), and Yoko Nage (side throwing) - Concealed weapons techniques such as Shuko (claws), Tekko (brass knuckles), and Ashiko (

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    Ni-Kyu - 2nd Level: Kumi Uchi

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    This document outlines the techniques and curriculum for the second level (Ni-Kyu) of study, including: - Kumi uchi (grappling techniques), Ashisabaki (foot sweeps), and Roto (evasion techniques) - Weapons drawing and resheathing techniques for the sword (Kenjutsu) - Throwing techniques (Totekijutsu) such as Tsubute (stone throwing), Kurumi (bag throwing), Ishi Nage (stone throwing), and Yoko Nage (side throwing) - Concealed weapons techniques such as Shuko (claws), Tekko (brass knuckles), and Ashiko (

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    Ni-Kyu - 2nd Level

    Kumi Uchi Ashisabaki Ichiban Ashisabaki Niban Ashisabaki Sanban Ashisabaki Yonban Musan Rakurai Chikusei

    Joseigoshinjutsu Roto Hane Kujiki

    Shinken Shiroha Dome to Shiroha Dori Muto Dori Gata Sekiryoku Koryo Chingan Hisaku

    Totekijutsu Tsubute Kurumi Ishi Nage Yoko Nage

    Kakushi Buki Shuko Tekko Ashiko

    Ken Jutsu including Shoto (basic techniques): Placing Shoto and Daito into the belt;

    Kenjutsu Shinobi Iai (pulling out); Nouto (putting in);


    Nihongo Kanji for the number one Kanji for the number two Kanji for the number three Kanji for the number four Kanji for the number five Kanji for the number six Kanji for the number seven Kanji for the number eight Kanji for the number nine Kanji for the number ten

    Academics

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