a. Three sitting, squatting, standing
b. Side falls (one hand, two hands)
c. Rolls (both sides)
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d. One man obstacle (right and left)
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(Without Uke)
a. Formal
b. Escape
c. Punishment
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a. 1 through 3, right and left
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b. Kotegaeshi 4
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a. Left or right
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a. Double wrist (Kansetsuwaza or Kotegaeshi)
b. Single wrist (Kansetsuwaza or Kotegaeshi)
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c. Cross wrist (Kansetsuwaza or Kotegaeshi)
d. Double hand on one wrist (Shuto strike)
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a. One single hand grab (Kansetsuwaza or Kotegaeshi)
b. One double hand grab (Kansetsuwaza or Kotegaeshi)
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c. Single pull close (right and left sides) I.Osotogari II.Ude-garami
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a. Upper chest grab (Seionage)
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b. Lower arms (Sukuinage)
c. Under arms (Kansetsuwaza)
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a. Around the neck
b. Around the neck, one step back
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b. Around the neck, one step back
c. Around the neck full unbalance
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a. Knife thrust to stomach (Kotegaeshi)
b. Face slash (Ippon Seionage)
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c. Carotid stab (Kotegaeshi)
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d. Club to the side of the head (Ippon Seionage)
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e. Club to the top of the head (Kotegaeshi)
f. Backhand to the side of the head (Kansetsuwaza)
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a. Ippon Seoi nage
b. Koshi-guruma
c. Uki Otoshi
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d. Osotogari
e. Sukuinage
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