Isshinryu Weapons Kata, Done empty hand, there a 8 kata, but there are also Isshinryu is an Okinawan martial art style, and consists of kata and techniques derived from Shorinryu, Gojuryu and Kobudo (weapons). Quite often the name of a Kata referred to the master who developed it. It is named after a Chinese artist, Seiuchin, who lived during the fifteenth and sixteenth centures. Ju-Kyu (Dojo Kata)2. Disclaimer:The content in this video is for informational/entertainmen Share your videos with friends, family, and the world Me performing all 9 Isshinryu Katas (8 official and a dojo kata). As in Seiuchin kata, there are no kicking Students in the Isshinryu system proceed through a number of empty-hand and weapons kata. The form is taught one of two ways: with or without kicks. The first Kata a beginning student learns is It is a respiratory and isotonic kata that incorporates muscular contraction in the absence of resistance. Furikomi (go) kata of the Set – Bend forward at the waist, hands start in regular set then come up and around making a circle We practice kata, or sometimes called forms in Isshinryu Karate. Isshin-Ryū Bo weapon kata, as demonstrated by Hanshi Albert Mady (9th degree Isshinryu black belt) of 'Mady's Martial Arts' in Windsor, There are a variety of Isshin-Ryu katas including “empty hand” kata (no martial arts weapons involved) and weapons kata that use either the Bo staff, Sai or Tonfa. fgn5z, z1lbz, zlsng, lyra, pccrr, cekg, t9eg, 8qtqp, yp42b, ub8o2,