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Kanku Dai
Kanku – To look at the sky. Dai – big/large. Kanku Dai is one of the most important kata in the Shotokan Syllabus. This is, despite being an advanced kata, quite basic, but is a very long kata. Under the WKF rules, this is one of the Shitei kata alongside Jion, and is fundamentally both challenging and enjoyable to perform. Many psychologists have analysed the opening sequence of the hands rising, with the head following the small triangular shape created by the position of the hands. It has been imp...
Kanku Sho
Kanku – To look at the sky. Sho – small. Differences in the kata however are that Kanku Dai places emphasis on upper-level techniques, with the jodan shuto-uchi. Sho however employs a dominance of middle-level techniques such as the three morote-uke sequences, and the three oi-tsukis. Both kata develop defence from positions where you are standing, and where you are on the floor, where you are in a more vulnerable position. Monday, February 8, 2010. Posted by John Mc Carthy. Posted by John Mc Carthy.
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Karate Etiquette
Jinkaku Kansei Ni Tsutomuru Koto! To Strive For The Perfection Of Character! Makoto No Michi O Mamoru Koto! To Defend The Paths Of Truth! Doryoku No Seishin O Yashinau Koto! To Foster The Spirit Of Effort! Reigi O Omonzuru Koto! To Honour The Principles Of Etiquette! Kekki No Yu O Imashimuru Koto! To Guard Against Impetuous Courage! Whether you are a beginner or an advanced student,. You are equally responsible for following these simple dojo rules (Reigi-saho). Why do we have etiquette? Studying karate ...
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Karate Terminology
With this karate dictionary, we would like to offer to all karatékas and interested persons a page of reference translating and explaining principles of the karate terminology. Owing to the very extensive general vocabulary of the martial art karate, this dictionary may represent a limited part of the special terms only and, thus, does not lay claim to completeness. Upper rising block, generally used to guard against an attack to the face; can also be used effectively as an attack. AGE ZUKI (TSUKI),.
