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All 27 Shotokan Karate Kata
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All 27 Shotokan Karate Kata

By National Coach Efthimios Karamitsos 8.Dan
Created byMario Masberg
Last updated 5/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn all Shotokan Karate Katas in this course
  • All katas are demonstrated by national coach Efthimios Karamitsos
  • The katas are shown in a slow and original pace
  • Information and history of the katas
  • All katas from white belt to black belt
  • Shotokan Karate Katas for testing and competition

Course content

1 section29 lectures2h 0m total length
  • Trailer1:31
  • Taikyoku Shodan2:20
  • Heian Shodan2:27
  • Heian Nidan2:30
  • Heian Sandan3:27

    Explore Heian Sandan from the all 27 Shotokan karate kata course. Understand this kata as part of Shotokan karate.

  • Heian Yondan2:56
  • Heian Godan2:43
  • Tekki Shodan2:51
  • Tekki Nidan2:27

    Delve into Tekki Nidan within the all 27 Shotokan karate kata course, linking fundamentals of kata practice to a structured karate training journey.

  • Tekki Sandan2:32

    Tekki sandan examines kibadachi, the balance of defence and attack forms, and notes that nidan and sandan lack dangerous attack techniques yet demand precise control.

  • Bassai Dai5:46
  • Jion5:53
  • Enpi4:35
  • Kanku Dai6:47
  • Hangetsu6:28
  • Bassai Sho3:42
  • Sochin3:43

    Explore Sochin, a kata in Shotokan and Shito ryu, with an unclear origin and multiple interpretations; its strong, rooted stance conveys grounded stability tied to feudal duchy.

  • Jitte4:46
  • Jiin4:13
  • Gankaku8:26
  • Kanku Sho4:31
  • Nijushiho5:17

    Nijushiho appears in Shotokan, Shito-ryu, and Wado-ryu, with unclear origin; it features a rhythm of slow and fast movements, suriyasai execution, and a concluding breathing technique that demands disciplined practice.

  • Chinte4:30
  • Meikyo4:10
  • Wankan2:38
  • Gojushiho Dai6:43
  • Gojushiho Sho5:57

    Perform Gojushiho Sho, a Shotokan karate kata, as part of the all 27 Shotokan karate kata course.

  • Unsu5:59
  • Credits0:45

Requirements

  • No previous knowledge necessary
  • Suitable for beginners and advanced
  • The Katas are easy to learn in this course

Description

Kata is the basic and also oldest exercise form in Karate.
Not even a hundred years have past, since Funakoshi Sensei began to spread Karate-Do in Japan and in the whole world.


Over centuries Karate techniques were practiced secretly.
The old masters developed sequence of motion used in Karate combinations, which simulated a fight, but required at the same time absolute perfection and upright attitude of mind the Kata.


In 1948 at the Waseda University, under the direction of Funakoshi Sensei, a meeting of Karate students of the Universities of Waseda, Keio and Takushoku took place.
A goal was to find a common basis and interpretation of the different Kata.


In order to be able to implement a Kata correctly, you must realize its meaning.

- Exact knowledge of the expiration of a Kata and unconditional concentration.

- Accurate execution of the individual successive techniques, as well as correct body attitude.

- Kime means tension, speed and correct breathing techniques exactly at the demanded and correct time.

- The Kata should not be implemented calmly and over-hasty. Correct change of tension and relaxation, timing and rhythm.


Efthimios Karamitsos 8.Dan, Kata coach of the national team, demonstrates in this film all 26 Shotokan Kata and the Kata Taikyoku Shodan, in its own perfection.

In each case two side views are shown from the front, from the side or from the rear.
The Kata sequences are in original sound and not disturbed by speaker comments.

A short explanation to the Kata you see, is always shown at the beginning of a new session.


Get to know all Shotokan Karate Kata to perfection in this course. Ideal for exam preparation or competition.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is suitable for anyone who wants to learn the Shotokan Karate Kata in detail