The Zen Nihon Kendo Renmei in Japan sets the standard for the practice of KENDO, as it is handed down from the old Samurai Ryuha - practiced in Dojo with bokken and shinai
The ZNKR also covers IAIDO, the drawing and forms with a live blade
The ZNKR thirdly added the practice of JODO, use of the Jo, again with forms taken from the traditional Ryuha
KENDO
IAIDO
JODO
KENDO
Targets
Shomen - helmet
Migi Men - right side
Hidari Men - left side
Migi Do - right torso
Hidari Do - left torso
Kote - wrist , right
Hidari Kote - left wrist
Tsuki - thrust
Kirikaeshi - striking exercise
WAZA 10 partner techniques
Shikake waza 6 attack
Tobikomi
Hikibana
Katsugi
Nidan
Harai
Debana
Oji waza 4 counter
Nuki
Suriage
Uchi otoshi
Kaeshi
NIHON KATA
7 TACHI vs TACHI
Ippon
Nihon
Sanbon
Yonhon
Gohon
Rokuhon
Roppon
Nanahon
3 TACHI vs Kodachi
Ippon me
NIHON me
Sanbon me
IAIDO
There four parts to each Iaido sequence
Nuki - drawing
Kiri - cutting
Chiburui - shake off blood
Noto - sheath sword
12 Seitei Iaido Kata
Four Suwari kneeling
Mae
Ushiro
Uke Nagashi
Tsuka Ate
Eight TACHI standing
Kesa Giri
Morote Tsuki
Sanpo Giri
Ganmen Ate
Soete Tsuki
Shiho Giri
So Giri
Nuki Uchi
Tōhō Iaido
Five koryu Iaido forms, sourced from the five major schools
Musō Jikiden Eishin-ryū School - Mae-giri
Mugai-ryū School - Zengo-giri
Shindō Munen-ryū School - Kiri-age
Suiō-ryū School - Shihō-giri
Hōki-ryū School - Kissaki-gaeshi
SEITEI JODO is mainly sourced from the Shinto Muso Ryu
Kihon
12 basic techniques - practiced solo (Tandoku dosa) - and in pairs (Sotai dosa)
Honte Uchi
Gyakute Uchi
Hiki Otoshi Uchi
Kaeshi Zuki
Gyakute Zuki
Maki Otoshi
Kuri Tsuke
Kuri Hanashi
Tai Atari
Tsuki Hazushi Uchi
Dobarai Uchi
Tai Hazushi Uchi
Kata 12 sets from Traditional Ryuha
Ippon me - Tsuki Zue
Nihon me - Suigetsu
Sanbon me - Hissage
Yonhon me - Shamen
Gohon me - Sakan
Roppon me - Monomer
Nanahon me - Kasumi
Hachihonme - Tachi Otoshi
Kyuhon me - Rai Uchi
Juppon me - Seigan
Jūippon me - Midare Dome
Jūnihon me - Ran Ai
