Seiyunchin Kata Analysis

[@sergiosolis3287]

Hanshi... thanks for sharing your grand wisdom... Ossu

[@GKCgoju]

You're welcome (not Hanshi though 🙂).

[@ChristopherShabazz]

It's similar to our Kyokushinkai Seiunchin. A very good kata. Thank you for sharing.

[@GKCgoju]

Thank you.

[@zako29B]

My first lesson was in 1987. I still learn. Thank you :)

[@GKCgoju]

That's great. Me too.

[@stevemaggers4900]

Nice techniques. Tell me pls, which internaltional Karate orgnisation are you affiliated to?

[@GKCgoju]

Taira Masaji Sensei's Goju ryu Kankyukiai.

[@NewEnglandBudo]

GKCgoju Nice, thank you for sharing and not hurting anymore coconuts!! ;)

[@GKCgoju]

NewEnglandBudo No coconuts in Seiyunchin!

[@NewEnglandBudo]

GKCgoju just like "no kicks" :)

[@thuandong]

Is it systema karate

[@GKCgoju]

It's okinawan karate. But yes, it is logically systematized to produce techniques and principles as demonstrated in this short video.

[@yichengfan8899]

I see so many Baji Quan techniques in Goju ryu.

[@williammatthews2287]

Nice to hear that.

[@williammatthews2287]

I do Goju Ryu and learned a baji quan form when I lived in Harbin in 2004. Wish I could still study thst too.

[@MrOphachew]

Is this the Kata that the Goju people think has elements of Hsing I Chuan in it?

[@GKCgoju]

+MrOphachew There are all kinds of rumors about Goju containing this or that art. It's very doubtful that the Hsing I has any direct relation to Goju kata. Having said that there will be common principles in all martial arts.

[@seanhiatt6736]

@@GKCgoju : I think having trained in Kung Fu and Karate the connection between the two is obvious. Many of the forms found in Okinawan karate are close or identical to those in systems like Choy Li Fut or Hung Gar Kung Fu. Now of course these are all separate martial arts but there are some aspects to them that are rooted in shared history.

[@asessins7634]

Thank you Sensei

[@GKCgoju]

You're welcome.

[@NotTelling51]

good stuff.

[@GKCgoju]

Thank you.

[@pedroguajardo466]

thanks for share osu.

[@sbh1311]

Start at midnight in Africa....combine the magic of technology , with the one of the most celebrated karate teachers , and this is a taste of what history is made of......the most effective bang for my buck ever...simply an unforgettable experience, that has made me very very hungry for more

[@GKCgoju]

Glad you could attend Sandy and thank you for your feedback.