http://www.IMAGINARTS.tv vous propose de découvrir le kata Shisochin du style Karaté Goju-Ryu avec l’expert international sensei Zenei Oshiro, 8e dan FFKDA. June 18, 2011 at 6:06 pm. WKF or otherwise there is a very clear bias towards the Naha-te ryuha for karate kata tournaments. At least that is the way it is here in Okinawa. For some unclear reason, karate tournament judges seem to think that kata of the Naha-te (Goju-ryu etc..) are more impressive to watch.
Shindo Jinen-Ryu Kata (or Ryobu-Ka Kata) – Tai Sabaki Nidan This page provides details about Shindo Jinen-Ryu Karate Kata (or Ryobu-Ka Kata) – Tai Sabaki Nidan. For other Shindo Jinen-Ryu katas or Ryobu-Ka katas, please visit the main Shindo Jinen-Ryu Katas section. For information on the kata of other Karate styles (i.e. Shotokan kata), please visit the main Katas & Forms section. Video
List of Kendo Katas – Videos & Instructions This section focuses on the basic Kendo katas 1 through 10. These pages will help you to master the katas for your next test. Katas are used in Kendo in order to help students practice certain moves (i.e. strikes) as well as for improving a student’s physical conditioning, muscle memory, … Continue reading "Kendo Katas"
If you have a question regarding a particular movement, please check with your instructor as katas can vary between different Shito-Ryu schools and organizations. If you need help with other Karate techniques (i.e. stances, kicks and strikes), please visit the main Karate section. For other Karate katas (i.e. Shotokan), please visit the main Shito-Ryu Siko-Kai. Our group follows the tradition of Mabuni’s teachings through Grand Master Seiko Suzuki. Born in Chiba-ken Japan in 1936, Seiko Suzuki began his career in Karatedo in 1954 under the tutelage of Ryusho Sakagami. While Sakagami Sensei had many good students in Osaka, Yokohama and Tokyo, Suzuki Sensei was certainly considered
This page looks at the meaning behind each Goju-Ryu Karate kata. Knowledge of these kata meanings are often part of Goju-Ryu belt tests. Be aware that the order of these kata can vary from school to school. Please check with your Sensei for the proper kata sequence taught at your school. If you are looking for videos and/or written instructions
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