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Karate< Fukyugata ichi
< Fukyugata ni
< Pinan shodan
< Pinan sandan
< Pinan yondan
< Pinan godan
< Naihanchi shodan
< Ananku
< Wankan
< Rohai
< Passai & Wanshu
(A tribute to Shinjo sensei)
< Chinto
Kobudo
< Bo kihon
< Bo ido kihon kata
< Shushi no kun ichi
< Choun no kun ichi
< Choun no kun ni
< Shiromatsu no kun ni
< Kama kihon kata
< Kishaba no kama
< Hanagushiku no sai
Training
< Conditioning part 1
< Conditioning part 2
< Conditioning part 3
< Fukyugata ichi bunkai
< Fukyugata ni bunkai
(Gekisai dai ichi)
< Pinan nidan bunkai
< Kihon Kumite ichi
< Kihon Kumite ni
< Kihon Kumite san
< Makiwara (forearms)
< Gasshuku 2002
< Kiso Tanren (Taira dojo)
< Kiso Tanren (Stanmore Bay)
The composer of Naihanchi Shodan through to Sandan is unknown. These ancient kata were the introductory ones to Karate for beginners before the Fukyugata and Pinan kata were composed.
The significant purpose of the Naihanchi kata is in training the lower body and developing strong legs and hips.
The significant purpose of the Naihanchi kata is in training the lower body and developing strong legs and hips.
Kata:
Naihanchi shodan
Naihanchi shodan
The composer of Naihanchi Shodan through to Sandan is unknown. These ancient kata were the introductory ones to Karate for beginners before the Fukyugata and Pinan kata were composed.
The significant purpose of the Naihanchi kata is in training the lower body and developing strong legs and hips.
The significant purpose of the Naihanchi kata is in training the lower body and developing strong legs and hips.