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Martial Arts awards are Japanese in origin and were orignally bestowed
by the Emperor of Japan through the Dai Nippon Butokukai before it was
disbanded after WW2. In the 1950s Kenshiro Abbe 8th Dan Hanshi, a senior
member of the Dai Nippon Butokukai, travelled to the United Kingdom and
introduced the awards here. After Kenshiro Abbe's death, a number of his
direct students have continued the practise of using these awards including
our senior honorary member, Arnold Davies 8th Dan Hanshi (BZI). |
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Over time, each Association or Club Network using these awards has developed their own specific criteria for them. Traditionallly there have been
4 levels of award: Doshi, Renshi, Kyoshi and Hanshi.
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Iinkai Awards are only awarded to Members of the Iinkai Network who have achieved very specific criteria which demonstrate teaching and technical
excellence. These are:
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BJA 1st Dan
BJA Senior Club Coach (Level 3)
BJA Nage No Kata Certificate (County Level or Higher)
BJA Katame No Kata Certificate (County Level or Higher)
BJA Area Referee
Iinkai Ju Jitsu 1st Dan
Passed Iinkai Doshi Technical Judo Assessment
Passed Iinkai Doshi Technical Self Defence Assessment
Passed Iinkai Doshi Coaching Assessment
Passed Iinkai Doshi Written Assessment (3 Essays) |
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Iinkai Doshi Award
BJA 3rd Dan
BJA Senior Examiner
BJA Kata Examiner
BJA National Referee (A,B or C)
Iinkai Ju Jitsu 3rd Dan
Completed an Assessed Coaching Achievement Portfolio
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Please note these are Club Awards awarded by the Iinkai Network.
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