What specific techniques⁤ are assessed during a Judo⁣ belt examination, according to the article?

Gerwisch‌ Judokas​ Advance in Rank ​⁤After ⁣Successful⁢ Belt Examination

GERWISCH – Sixteen⁣ judokas from Judo‍ – Blau-Weiß Gerwisch‍ successfully passed their⁢ belt examination, demonstrating their skills in⁣ throws, holds, and grappling⁣ techniques.The​ examination,overseen by Holger ⁣Alicke,a‍ 3rd-degree‍ black belt in Judo,tested ​the students’ ​proficiency ⁣in fundamental Judo skills.

Judokas Showcase Skills in‌ Rigorous Examination

during the​ examination,judokas,in pairs,demonstrated required ‍techniques⁤ ⁣for their respective Kyu ​(student grade).⁣ Tori (the person executing ⁣the technique) and Uke (the person ‌receiving the ‍technique) performed⁢ fall exercises,‌ throwing techniques, and hold-down ‍techniques. ‍Following ‍‍these demonstrations, students applied these skills in⁤ simulated​ combat scenarios, showcasing their ability to execute throws and​ maintain holds under pressure.

Practice‍ Combines with ‌⁤Thrill

The ⁤culmination‍ of the‍ ​exam involved Randori‍ (sparring), where judokas applied their ⁣learned techniques in live combat to secure ⁢victory.⁤ The beginners⁤ demonstrated ‌that⁣ enthusiasm is as​ effective‌ as skill.

Trainers ⁣and families Cheer Success

Gerwisch trainer Thomas ‌Lammich ⁣supported Holger Alicke during the examination and expressed satisfaction with ‌the ‌students’ performance.All sixteen participants‌ passed, highlighting the effectiveness of their training. The⁣ success was⁣ celebrated​ ⁤with parents and ‍relatives in attendance.

Graduation List

The following judokas achieved new belt ranks:

8th⁣ Kyu – White-Yellow Belt

• Heinz Rudnick
• Lotta Backhaus
• Florian Baake
• Armin Zabel
• Christoph⁣ Minör
• Simon Bethke

7th Kyu – Yellow ⁣Belt

• sina Bethke
• Wilhelm‌​ Fischer
• Alfred Frölich
• Ava-Maeve⁤ gehrke
• Oona-Silea Gehrke
• lara Hoffmeister
• Oleksandr​ kushnir
• Oskar Krügermann
• Maja Löschau
• Elli⁢ schwarz

Another belt⁤ examination is scheduled‌ for later this year.

gerwisch ‍judo‌ Belt Examination: Q&A

What is a Kyu⁢ in Judo?

Kyu represents a student⁣ grade in Judo, indicating the level ⁣of ​proficiency achieved. The ranking system progresses from lower numbers⁢ (8th Kyu, the lowest student rank) ⁤to higher ⁤numbers, culminating in the black belt dan ranks.

What happens during a Judo⁤ belt ⁤examination?

The examination tests ‌judokas on fundamental Judo ⁣skills,‍ including breakfalls,‍ throwing ⁤techniques (nage-waza), holding techniques (osae-komi-waza), ‌and‍ grappling. Students demonstrate these ⁤skills in pairs, then apply ‌them in simulated ⁤combat and in sparring (Randori).

What are Tori and Uke?

In Judo, “Tori” is‍ the person who executes a ‍technique, while “Uke” is the person ⁢receiving the technique. They work together ⁣to practice and demonstrate Judo ‌skills, with Uke also ⁤learning ​how to ⁤safely receive throws and holds.

What is Randori?

Randori is a form of sparring in Judo, where judokas practice their techniques in a free-flowing, live combat situation. It’s a⁣ crucial ⁢part of Judo training as ⁢it ⁣allows students to apply their ‍skills under pressure and develop their fighting abilities.

How ⁢do I start learning⁤ Judo?

Find a local judo club (like Judo‌ – Blau-Weiß Gerwisch!). Most clubs⁣ welcome beginners of all ages and⁤ abilities. Look for ‍a qualified⁤ instructor and be prepared to learn basic techniques, etiquette, and physical conditioning.‌ Bring a water bottle and a positive attitude!

The success of the Gerwisch judokas showcases the value​ of ‌dedication and proper training within the judo framework. Interested in joining the Judo community? Find a ⁤local club and start your⁢ Judo journey today!