Rohai

[@AdnanCucak]

This is my first time seeing this kata, as i do Shotokan, and i love it ! good work !

[@glasson65]

That was AWESOME!

[@nandino77]

Very interesting execution of Rohai, with some good moves that I haven’t seen applied before in this kata. Must admit I’ve loved it and I’ve picked up some interesting ideas.

[@stephensawicki633]

Nice Job!! Kata well done with good power and low stance!

[@uvw456]

Super!!!

[@amir.maimon]

in one of the shotokan kata, named Meikyo, they say the origin of the kata is the Chinees Rohai, but I don't see any similiarity to this video.

[@LFDegree]

man you do kata very nice...

[@naruto360X1]

Matsubayashi shorin ryu this specific style was made with short and more natural stances that can be used faster and more efficiently, only what was neccesary there's no need for a super deep zenkutsu dachi.

[@TylerTubeDotCom]

Is this kata “Crane on a rock” I heard that but wasn’t sure.

[@toastiboi7618]

@@TylerTubeDotCom it’s something like ‘image of a heron’

[@WaywardBrigand]

Now now everybody, there are bits and parts of all styles of Karate within each-other. They are all interconnected somewhere somehow.

[@matsumurakarate]

Correct!!!

[@aj5332]

Excuse me for the question, but what style of karate you do?

[@matsug5704]

Matsubayashi-Ryu (Shorin-Ryu)

[@matsumurakarate]

NOT a Matsumura Seito kata.

[@Koryuhoka]

LOL! You're funny. And wrong.

[@kyled8989]

Much of Shotokan is not Shorin style, i have done both. Shotokan is a much more dynamic and has much more body mechanics and power. Shorin Ryu is lazy and uses baby stances, thus makes you fight small in kumite.

[@theterri]

LOL. You are so wrong!