4th Yonkyu (green/blue belt) LK
Rank
Kakari geiko
Soto makikomi
Hane goshi
Hane-goshi-gaeshi
Base armlock
Ude-hishigi-hiza-gatame
Ude-hishigi-hara-gatame
Ude-hishigi-te-gatame
Ude-hishigi-ashi-gatame
Ude-hishigi-sankaku-gatame
Ude-hishigi-juji-gatame
Juji gatame
🟢🔵 GREEN BLUE BELT – JUDO
Kids Judo Program
Dynamo Sports Center
Aventura, North Miami, Sunny Isles
The Green Blue Belt in the Dynamo Sports Center Kids Judo Program corresponds to 2nd Kyu and follows the official USA Judo curriculum, adapted to the club’s structured technical system.
This level confirms that the athlete has developed strong fundamentals in standing judo and groundwork, understands balance, movement, and demonstrates safe and disciplined training behavior.
🥋 Technical Requirements
2nd Kyu – Kids Program
🔸 Ground Techniques (Katame-waza)
According to the curriculum posters, students must demonstrate:
- Ude-hishigi-sankaku-gatame
- Ushiro-waki-gatame
- Ude-hishigi-juji-gatame (kumi-kata)
Evaluation focuses on:
- correct positioning
- control of the opponent
- safe application of armlocks
- partner awareness
🔸 Throwing Techniques (Nage-waza)
Green Blue Belt students must demonstrate:
- Sumi-gaeshi
- Tani-otoshi
- Hane-makikomi
- Sukui-nage
- Utsuri-goshi
- O-guruma
- Soto-makikomi
- Uki-otoshi
- Tomoe-nage
- Seoi-otoshi
- Koshi-guruma
Athletes are evaluated on:
- kuzushi and movement
- correct entry and timing
- balance and coordination
- clean technique without strength reliance
🟢🔵 What the Green Blue Belt Represents
At this level, students:
- confidently apply throws from movement
- understand transitions from standing to ground
- demonstrate controlled groundwork techniques
- show focus, discipline, and safe training habits
🏫 Dynamo Sports Center Philosophy
- structured belt progression
- technique based development
- USA Judo aligned instruction
- age appropriate and safe methodology
- character development through judo
At Dynamo Sports Center, the Green Blue Belt is earned through technical quality, consistency, and understanding of judo fundamentals.
🟢🔵 Individual Progress and Promotion Decision
Each athlete develops at their own pace. Coordination, confidence, and technical understanding may vary.
For this reason, the final decision on belt promotion is always made by the coach, based on technical level, consistency, safety, discipline, and readiness to progress to the next rank.
Sumi-gaeshi
Sumi-gaeshi & Hikikomi-gaeshi
Tani-otoshi
Hane-makikomi
Sukui-nage
Sukui-nage & Obi-otoshi
Utsuri-goshi
Ushiro-goshi
O-guruma
Ashi-guruma & O-guruma & Harai-goshi
Soto-makikomi
O-soto-makikomi
Soto-makikomi & Uchi-makikomi
Uki-otoshi
Uki-otoshi & Sumi-otoshi
Ude-hishigi-sankaku-gatame
Ushiro-waki-gatame
Ude-hishigi-juli
Kesa-gatame
Kami-shiho-gatame
Tomoe-nage
SEOi-otoshi
Koshi-guruma