Monday, July 12, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Monday, May 31, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Some Kata
Some of these kata may have some slight differences from the Hensen Ryu version)
Yoso No Kata (Hensen Ryu Version performs cats stance and has longs front stances)
Yoso No Kata 2
Yoso No Kata 3
Yoso No Kata 4
Pinan Shodan (Hensen Ryu Version performs front stances instead of back stances)
Pinan Nidan
Kyoku Shodan
Kyoku Nidan
Jion
Kanku Dai
Empi
Unsu
Yoso No Kata (Hensen Ryu Version performs cats stance and has longs front stances)
Yoso No Kata 2
Yoso No Kata 3
Yoso No Kata 4
Pinan Shodan (Hensen Ryu Version performs front stances instead of back stances)
Pinan Nidan
Kyoku Shodan
Kyoku Nidan
Jion
Kanku Dai
Empi
Unsu
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Zenkutsu Dachi
Zenkutsu-dachi (Front-stance): If you go from a natural position (feet resting one shoulder width apart, both feet pointing forward) and take your left foot forward to roughly two shoulder width apart, your feet should be at the correct position for front stance. From here, bend this front leg, so if you had a tape measure you could have a straight line from your knee to your foot. Then straighten your rear leg. Your weight should be roughly 60:40 with 60% on the front leg. Your back should be straight and your buttocks should not stick out like a duck. This is a very basic description of a typical front stance. These measurements will not always work, these are simply just very general rules
Zenkutsu-dachi movement: During a step forward, your rear leg does not just move forward, but instead follows a zigzag path along the floor. There are several reasons for this, which will become clear when you train in your dojo.
Begin one zenkutsu-dachi, which is one shoulder width apart. Then push or pull the rear leg inward to meet the front leg. Then Push off what was your front leg to take the other foot forward. Therefore your foot moves inward then outward.
Always be sure to keep your back straight, and not to bend or lean
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Zenkutsu-dachi movement: During a step forward, your rear leg does not just move forward, but instead follows a zigzag path along the floor. There are several reasons for this, which will become clear when you train in your dojo.
Begin one zenkutsu-dachi, which is one shoulder width apart. Then push or pull the rear leg inward to meet the front leg. Then Push off what was your front leg to take the other foot forward. Therefore your foot moves inward then outward.
Always be sure to keep your back straight, and not to bend or lean
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Some Shudokan Karate-Do Kata
Yoso No Kata Ichibon
Yoso No Kata Nibon
Yoso No Kata Sanbon
Yoso No Kata Yonbon
Hiji Ate Gohjo
Pinan Nidan
Kyoku Shodan
Kyoku Nidan
Kyoku Sandan
Kyoku Yondan
Kyoku Godan
Yoso No Kata Nibon
Yoso No Kata Sanbon
Yoso No Kata Yonbon
Hiji Ate Gohjo
Pinan Nidan
Kyoku Shodan
Kyoku Nidan
Kyoku Sandan
Kyoku Yondan
Kyoku Godan
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