This is Koshiki Naihanchin that we do in Shorinji Ryu. It's different from other Naihanchin katas out there. Naihanchin means fighting in a tight space - this doesn't look like fighting in a tight space. But I was taught the same Naihanchin by my sensei who was a student of style founder.
Was taught this kata in 1983 by Histaka Masayuki at the Hombu Dojo in Waseda
- Jackman's2009 version is almost identical - that is a good measure of a solid budo school
Tim Richardson (ni-dan, Shorinjiryu-kenkokan karatedo)
head instructor Queen's University Karate Club 1985-1986
profwitiger 11 months ago
This is Koshiki Naihanchin that we do in Shorinji Ryu. It's different from other Naihanchin katas out there. Naihanchin means fighting in a tight space - this doesn't look like fighting in a tight space. But I was taught the same Naihanchin by my sensei who was a student of style founder.
And the guy is showing it very thoroughly, IMHO.
K0Z0LUP 1 year ago
Is that Naihanchi? LOL! Where and who tought you that?
varva79 2 years ago
Great Kata! Your Kata is the world top class, always and this movie is the good text book for students. Thanks.
namekata46 2 years ago