5th Gokyu (green belt) 6th Kyu NM in "Sport Dynamo"

5th Gokyu (green belt) 6th Kyu NM

Rank

Tsurikomi-goshi

Sode-tsurikomi-goshi

Morote seoi nage

Base output of assets

Review, departures and combinations

Yaku soku geiko

🟢 GREEN BELT – JUDO

Kids Judo Program

Dynamo Sports Center
Aventura – North Miami – Sunny Isles

The Green Belt in the Dynamo Sports Center Kids Judo Program corresponds to 3rd Kyu and follows the official USA Judo curriculum, enhanced by the club’s structured technical development approach.

This level confirms that the athlete has developed solid throwing skills, ground control, balance awareness, and safe training habits.

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🥋 Technical Requirements

(3rd Kyu – Kids Program)

🔸 Ground Techniques (Katame-waza)

Students must demonstrate the following techniques:
* Sode-guruma-jime
* Ryote-jime
* Kesa-ude-garami
* Kesa-ude-hishigi-gatame

Evaluation focuses on:
* positional control
* correct weight distribution
* stability
* partner safety

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🔸 Throwing Techniques (Nage-waza)

According to the Dynamo Sports Center curriculum posters, Green Belt students must demonstrate:
* Tai-otoshi
* O-uchi-gari
* Ko-uchi-gari
* Hiza-guruma
* Tsuri-goshi
* Ko-soto-gake
* Ashi-guruma
* Yoko-otoshi
* Harai-tsurikomi-ashi
* Hane-goshi
* Kata-guruma
* Tomoe-nage

Athletes are evaluated on:
* proper entry (tsukuri)
* balance breaking (kuzushi)
* coordination and timing
* technical execution without strength reliance

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🟢 What the Green Belt Represents

At this level, students:
* confidently apply fundamental and advanced throws
* understand transitions from standing to ground
* demonstrate controlled groundwork techniques
* show discipline, focus, and safe training behavior

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🏫 The Dynamo Sports Center Philosophy
* structured belt progression
* technique-based advancement
* USA Judo-aligned instruction
* age-appropriate and safe methodology
* character development through judo

At Dynamo Sports Center, the Green Belt is earned through technical quality, consistency, and understanding of judo fundamentals.

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🟢 Individual Progress and Promotion Decision

Every athlete is individual and may absorb and apply learned skills at a different pace. Because of this, technical development, coordination, confidence, and overall readiness may vary from student to student.

For this reason, the final decision regarding belt promotion is always made by the coach, based on the athlete’s technical level, consistency, safety, discipline, and readiness to progress to the next rank.