Chinto
Tomari no Chinto or Kyan no Chinto kata is a very traditional Japanese/Okinawan style kata from Tomari-te. Unlike the more commonly seen Chinto kata of Master Itosu, which is performed in a straight line to the front and rear, Tomari no Chinto is performed along a different line of movement (embusen), which is forty-five degrees to the front left and one hundred thirty five degrees to the right rear from the starting or Yoi position “(Also called “Naname Chinto”; ‘Chinto which performs in Diagonal Embusen’”.
Tomari no Chinto is “characterized by dynamic movements using kicking techniques including the flying kick and unitary techniques of offense and defense.” In addition, this kata includes numerous body rotations to change directions, many unique defenses and counter-attacks to different targets, levels and directions, open hand techniques, and several defensive distraction techniques with the hands.
#chinto #kyannochinto #tomarinochinto #karatedo #kata #tanzadeh #shitokai #shitoryu #worldshitory
Tomari no Chinto or Kyan no Chinto kata is a very traditional Japanese/Okinawan style kata from Tomari-te. Unlike the more commonly seen Chinto kata of Master Itosu, which is performed in a straight line to the front and rear, Tomari no Chinto is performed along a different line of movement (embusen), which is forty-five degrees to the front left and one hundred thirty five degrees to the right rear from the starting or Yoi position “(Also called “Naname Chinto”; ‘Chinto which performs in Diagonal Embusen’”.
Tomari no Chinto is “characterized by dynamic movements using kicking techniques including the flying kick and unitary techniques of offense and defense.” In addition, this kata includes numerous body rotations to change directions, many unique defenses and counter-attacks to different targets, levels and directions, open hand techniques, and several defensive distraction techniques with the hands.
#chinto #kyannochinto #tomarinochinto #karatedo #kata #tanzadeh #shitokai #shitoryu #worldshitory
Chinto
Tomari no Chinto or Kyan no Chinto kata is a very traditional Japanese/Okinawan style kata from Tomari-te. Unlike the more commonly seen Chinto kata of Master Itosu, which is performed in a straight line to the front and rear, Tomari no Chinto is performed along a different line of movement (embusen), which is forty-five degrees to the front left and one hundred thirty five degrees to the right rear from the starting or Yoi position “(Also called “Naname Chinto”; ‘Chinto which performs in Diagonal Embusen’”.
Tomari no Chinto is “characterized by dynamic movements using kicking techniques including the flying kick and unitary techniques of offense and defense.” In addition, this kata includes numerous body rotations to change directions, many unique defenses and counter-attacks to different targets, levels and directions, open hand techniques, and several defensive distraction techniques with the hands.
#chinto #kyannochinto #tomarinochinto #karatedo #shitokai #shitoryu #糸東会 #糸東流 #空手道 #糸東流空手 #空手
Tomari no Chinto or Kyan no Chinto kata is a very traditional Japanese/Okinawan style kata from Tomari-te. Unlike the more commonly seen Chinto kata of Master Itosu, which is performed in a straight line to the front and rear, Tomari no Chinto is performed along a different line of movement (embusen), which is forty-five degrees to the front left and one hundred thirty five degrees to the right rear from the starting or Yoi position “(Also called “Naname Chinto”; ‘Chinto which performs in Diagonal Embusen’”.
Tomari no Chinto is “characterized by dynamic movements using kicking techniques including the flying kick and unitary techniques of offense and defense.” In addition, this kata includes numerous body rotations to change directions, many unique defenses and counter-attacks to different targets, levels and directions, open hand techniques, and several defensive distraction techniques with the hands.
#chinto #kyannochinto #tomarinochinto #karatedo #shitokai #shitoryu #糸東会 #糸東流 #空手道 #糸東流空手 #空手
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Kake Sagi Ashi Dachi (Hooked Heron Stance)
Sagi Ashi Dachi, commonly translated as “Heron Stance,” is a traditional one-legged stance found in several Karate kata, particularly Chinto.
One distinctive variation involves bending the raised leg and hooking its foot behind the knee of the supporting leg. Some Karate schools refer to this variation as Kake Sagi Ashi Dachi, while others associate it specifically with Chinto kata and call it Chinto Dachi.
Technical Characteristics
1- Supporting Leg: Stable foot, slightly bent knee.
2- Hooked Foot: Lightly hook behind the supporting knee.
3- Center of Gravity: Weight centered over the supporting foot.
#sagiashidachi #chinto #shitoryu #shitokai #tachikata
Kake Sagi Ashi Dachi (Hooked Heron Stance)
Sagi Ashi Dachi, commonly translated as “Heron Stance,” is a traditional one-legged stance found in several Karate kata, particularly Chinto.
One distinctive variation involves bending the raised leg and hooking its foot behind the knee of the supporting leg. Some Karate schools refer to this variation as Kake Sagi Ashi Dachi, while others associate it specifically with Chinto kata and call it Chinto Dachi.
Technical Characteristics
1- Supporting Leg: Stable foot, slightly bent knee.
2- Hooked Foot: Lightly hook behind the supporting knee.
3- Center of Gravity: Weight centered over the supporting foot.
#sagiashidachi #chinto #shitoryu #shitokai #tachikata