Ju no Kata teaches
the theory of the skillful application of flexibility in order to defeat
strength and it was developed to study how to lift up a body and
understand the ways of different fighting methods.
Ju no Kata was developed at the Kodokan in 1887.
Ikkyo
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Tsuki-Dashi (Hand Thrusting)
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Kata-Oshi (Shoulder Push)
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Ryote-Dori
(Seizure of Both Hands)
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Kata-Mawashi (Shoulder Turn)
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Ago-Oshi (Jaw Thrusting)
Nikyo
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Kiri-Oroshi
(Head Cut with hand Sword)
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Ryokata-Oshi
(Pressing Down on Both Shoulders)
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Naname-Uchi (Nasion Strike)
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Katate-Dori
(Single Hand Seizure from the Side)
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Katate-Age
(Single Hand Raising)
Sankyo
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Obi-Tori (Belt Seizure)
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Mune-Oshi (Chest Push)
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Tsuki-Age (Uppercut)
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Uchi-Oroshi
(Direct Head Strike)
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Ryogan-Tsuki
(Both Eyes Poke)
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