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Konjaku Kioi Judging Standards
These guides are for students and instructors at the Konjaku Kioi
dojo and any competitors in taikai sponsored by the dojo.
Cutting patterns can start from either side but must continue from
that side. The entire cutting pattern must be reversed.
Kesa cuts must be away from the forward foot
Godangiri
- Angle of attacks are important
Rokudangiri
- Angle of attacks are important
Inazumagiri
- Speed of attacks are more important than angle
- All cuts should be completed within 1 second
Namigaeshi
- Cut two upper wara and then Yokosuihei
(horizontal cut) with single swing
- Angle of cuts are more important than length of
wara
- Equal height of both wara after Yokosuihei is
important
Mizugaeshi
- Angle of attacks are important
- Lower cut is first!
Free Style
- Any cutting pattern may be used
- Difficulty of cutting pattern is important
- A starting score from 0 to 200 should be
assigned based on the difficulty of the cutting
sequence
Dotan
- Sword leaving wara is a disqualification
- Sword hitting stand by cutting through all wara is
not a disqualification
- Sword hitting upright poles is a disqualification
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