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The Shitei Kata, which literally translates to ‘specified form’, denotes a certain, specified, standard kata that every contestant in an officially sanctioned WKF/JKF tournament – no matter where in the world – needs to perform in the opening round (s) to qualify for the rest of the tournament. The requirement has been enthusiastically changed and dropped. Traditionalists are not excited about a change that loses what was. Change for good or evil faces resistance.
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- Jion Shitei Jion refers to Love and Goodness. Jion
- Seishan Shitei Seishan Seisan means 13
- Saifa Shitei The meaning of Saifa kata is “To smash and tear”.
- Seienchin Shitei Seienchin is maybe the favourite Kata of the Naha-te. It is a very harmonic Kata and it’s name which has the meaning silent before storm is the best one to tell the spirit of this Kata. In the first part we find 6 techniques which will be repeat 3 times done in a beautiful way of calmness and majesty.
- Bassai Dai ShiteiBassai (pronounced Patsai in Okinawan) is most often translated as “Penetrate the Fortress,” meaning that one must exhibit the power and spirit required to break through an enemy’s castle. This is particularly evident in the Kata‘s first movement, when the Karateka launches forward with soete-uchi-uke.
- Kanku Dai Shitei ‘Kanku-dai’, which means to ‘view the sky’
- Chinto Shitei Chinto (meaning approximately “fighter to the east”) is an advanced kata practiced in Shitoryu Karate. It is named after a Chinese sailor whose ship crashed on the Okinawan coast. It is known that the kata Chinto was well-known to the early Tomari-te and Shuri-te schools of Karate.
- Seipai Shitei means 18 hands.
- Team Kata Annan Annan (or Anan or Ahnan (安南)) is a karate kata, which is a traditional method of recording a sequence of movements for offense and defense.
- Annan Bunkai
- Annan by Katada
- Bassai Dai Yokoyama
- Chatan Yara Kusanku The original Kusanku kata (Chatan Yara Kushanku) may have a “grappling-technique-in-combination-with-leg scissoring” application. What, or where, this application is to be found is up to you! 2. Chatan Yara Kushanku is perhaps the oldest form (kata) that is still preserved today. If it wasn’t altered along the way.
- Master Manzo Iwata
- Master Shoko Sato
- Tomari no Bassai
- Matsumura Rohai “vision of a Crane”
- Matsumura Bassai-2
- Matsumura Bassai-1
- Suparinpei -2 means 108 hands.
- Unsu (Unshu) Unsu (雲手), means literally “cloud hands”.
- Annan
- Chatan Yara Kusanku The original Kusanku kata (Chatan Yara Kushanku) may have a “grappling-technique-in-combination-with-leg scissoring” application. What, or where, this application is to be found is up to you! 2. Chatan Yara Kushanku is perhaps the oldest form (kata) that is still preserved today. If it wasn’t altered along the way.
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