
Depict a tense moment where stillness yields to action as a drawing comes into view. The caption features phrases like pinkies up and mentions women, inviting reflection on inclusion.
The introduction greets participants in Kazakhstan, expresses gratitude for the training partnership, and notes the pandemic context while announcing the June 1 practice.
Lead you through stretching and warm-up routines with isometrics, guided practice intervals, and repetition cues to build safe, controlled movement.
Demonstrates an advanced level of go, highlighting Carter as a prominent figure in the Go Drew system and its presence in tournament competition as of 1997.
Explore the demonstration of Sepai as of 2020 through notes and references from the lecture caption, highlighting power, novelty, and pivotal moments.
Delve into the explanation of Sepai kata structures, emphasizing pace, sequencing, and transitions observed in the lecture caption through movement and timing cues.
Explore bunkai and the application of Sepai 1 through practical techniques that emphasize balance, center of gravity, footwork, pivoting on the front foot, and hip coordination.
Explore bunkai and the application of sepai 2 through practical self-defense concepts, including wrist control, soft-tissue grips, and rotational techniques for effective defense.
Explore martial arts technique and pedagogy through a question and answer session, focusing on weight distribution on heels and the ball of the foot, breathing, and adapting for diverse learners.
Section 1 : Sepai | Hokama Academy
1. Promotion
2. Introduction
3. Stretching & warm up
4. Demonstration of Sepai as of 1997
5. Demonstration of Sepai as of 2020
6. Explanation of Sepai Kata Structures
7. Bunkai & Application of Sepai 1
8. Bunkai & Application of Sepai 2
Section 2 : Questions and Answers
9. Questions and Answers
Translation and support
James Pankiewicz -Asato Dojo-
Kieran Budd -Instructor of Kenshikai-
Narumi Hirokazu -Secretary General of Kenshikai-
International Online Seminar 2020-2021 | Sepai
PhD Hokama Tetsuhiro Hanshi 10th Dan
Okinawa Gojuryu Kenshikai Karatedo Kobudo Headquarters
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Hokama Tetsuhiro
President of Okinawa Gojuryu Kenshikai Karatedo Kobudo Headquarters
Owner of Okinawa Prefecture Karate Museum
Hanshi 10th Dan in Gojuryu Karate / Hokama Kobudo
Calligrapher as Hokama Shungan
Researcher of Ryukyu History
Introduction
He was born at Taiwan in 1944 during the Japanese occupation.
He learned Shuri-te from his grandfather Tokuyama Seiken and since 1961, he had learned Goju-ryu from Higa Seko and Fukuchi Seiko, and Kobudo from Matayoshi Shimpo and others. Later, he learned Koryu Shinto Tenshin-ryu from Kaminaga Shigenami. In 2004, he received a PhD in Physical Education from the National University of Mindanao. After half a century of training, he has established a wide range of martial arts from a historical perspective of Ryukyu, including Karate, Kobudo, Kinna-jutsu, and Kyusho-jutsu. The Kenshikai has perhaps the oldest Goju-ryu kata and the most complete curriculum in existence today.
型 -Kata-
三戦 / Sanchin
普及型 / Fukyu gata
教材型 / Kyozai gata
撃砕一 / Gekisai Ichi
撃砕二 / Gekisai Ni
砕破 / Saifa
制引戦 / Seienchin
三十六手 / Sanseryu
十八手 / Sepai
四向戦 / Shisochin
十三手 / Seisan
久留頓破 / Kururunfa
壱百零八手 / Suparinpei
転掌 / Tensho