Jin Do

[@tiffanynewmanrobles7864]

Beautiful expression. I think the purpose of the version I have is different from what I can see and several differences. This is called Chinto in Koeikan Karate do and Shudokan the two branches of Toyoma Kanken. From Itosu to Toyama Kanken. I learned the version I practice through the Japan Koeikan Sohonbu Kancho Eizo Onishi. The practice of some form of this kata is wide. Just goes to show at some level, we are all one with our own unique qualities. Thank you for sharing.

[@mlhiggins4]

Thank you for this demonstration - very crisp. We call this form Jinte.

[@danielreid3476]

Nicely done! Slightly different from Shotokan's Gankaku. Not a really hard form to learn, but one very difficult to do well. Looks good!

[@otisbeck5327]

Tang Soo Do, Shotokan and Shorin Ryu. We're all family!

[@voicecraftlegends7523]

spectacularly fantastic🥋

[@grandolph8134]

Tang soo!!!!

[@otisbeck5327]

In Shorin Ryu this is called Chinto and in Shotokan Gankaku.

[@philipouma3867]

Isshin ryu brother here

[@WingDiamond]

Koei Kan Karate -Do here. Called Chinto as well! Was one of my I-kyu Kata along with Pasa-Dai.

[@marshadrow-fv6dx]

Very nice form however it’s different 기합 moments are slightly confusing

[@balentinelyngdoh7227]

Tip Top Tangsoodo Poomsae.

[@MontyBusinessMMA]

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[@jessegomez8746]

exelente ....

[@cristianademarfernandez6204]

thanks my friend!

[@dragontsd]

excellent instruction

[@나잖아-j7w]

기합 제대로네 맞으면 바로 기절할듯ㅋㅋㅋ

[@LegacyMartialArtsKennett]

Thank you sir 😆 lol

[@JoeConstance-i7h]

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[@jess-pd7ve]

omg what I am a third degree and never learned this form!

[@garycleveland6410]

Out of curiosity, what things did you need for 3rd Dan?