At yondan (4 th), godan (5 th), and rokudan (6 th) you put the basics into practice and start to deviate/digress from your teacher: This is what the goshin-ho helps you achieve. This is the "obey" stage of shu-ha-ri (守破離). At sandan (3 rd), you understand the basics. This makes sense in the grand scheme of dan grades: At shodan (1 st), you know the basics.
Tomiki added it to allow higher grades to go back to basics and practice them some more so they could understand them better. Note that 7 th dan is the last examinable rank of the Shodokan system. Many of the techniques are variation of the nage no kata with atemi and kansetsu waza finishes.ĥ th dan explores the theme of leading an opponent into a weaker posture before executing technique.Ħ th dan explores a variate of techniques in which the jacket is grabbed in different ways.ħ th dan revisits the 6 th dan syllabus and explores the use of kegatana, datsu roku, and kaiten. There is a set of (57) techniques showing basic Aikido skills of economy of movement, good posture, and application of power via movement that form theĮach syllabus demonstrates different themes and skills:Ĥ th dan explores kuzushi and applications techniques from go no sen timing points.
The term goshin-ho means "methods of self defence" and as such is not a kata. Any errors, confusion, and misrepresentations are mine alone. ⚠ Disclaimer: I am still learning about the goshin-ho and thus the below is best seen as a work in progress… Anyone with a more complete answer is welcome to post it.
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