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Kata

Kata is a combination of techniques designed in the defending against a prearranged attack of 4 to 8 people. The kata requires a good deal of agility and strength. The karate-ka has to demonstrate muscle control, contracting for strength on contact, relaxing so he/she can move fluently into the next position. The student should also maintain a certain degree of intensity during the performance without losing emotional control. When the kata is completed, the performer should end up in the same place that he/she started.

Team Kata Information

Minimum Training Schedule



Novice Katas:

  Heian Shodan
  (Peaceful Mind 1)
      Heian Nidan
  (Peaceful Mind 2)
  Heian Sandan
  (Peaceful Mind 3)
      Heian Yondan
  (Peaceful Mind 4)
  Heian Godan
  (Peaceful Mind 5)
      Tekki Shodan
  (Horse Riding 1)



Intermediate Katas:

  Tekki Nidan
  (Horse Riding 2)
      Tekki Sandan
  (Horse Riding 3)
  Bassai Dai
  (To Penetrate a Fortress)
      Kanku Dai
  (To Look at the Sky)
  Jion       Empi
  (Flying Swallow)
  Hangetsu
  (Half-moon)
      Jitte
  (Ten Hands)
  Gankaku
  (Crane on a Rock)
     



Advanced Katas:

  Bassai Sho
  (To Penetrate a Fortress)
      Kanku Sho
  (To Look at the Sky)
  Sochin       Chinte
  Unsu       Nijushiho
  Gojushiho Dai       Gojushiho Sho
  Meikyo       Wankan



Team Kata is a kata performed by three people at the same time. Team kata involves all of the aspects of individual kata along with the added challenge of synchronization between all of the team members.

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