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  • are those suppose to be punches???

    dapare00 1 year ago

  • なんだこれは　幼稚園のお遊戯か　お年寄り用健康体操か

    sayuriko12 1 year ago

  • Japanese line dancing?

    espada9 2 years ago

  • In Shintaido the first is called taikyoku sho (and is the same as taikyoku shodan in shotokai). The second is called taikyoku dai, and is a Shintaido adaptation of the first. Sho meaning is 'formal' or 'correct', while the dai meaning is 'open' or 'expressive'.

    edobarn 2 years ago

  • all modify from KIHON KATA......

    ppl who ppl.....dun really looks that gud....

    doing kata like rushing....

    sorry to say that~~~huh huh

    daveloh 2 years ago

  • Katas look like derivations of Shotokan Heian shodan and nidan.

    tcooperent 3 years ago

  • The first one its taikyoku shodan...Its a kata that does shotokai and for then ...shintaido aswell...

    riemman2 3 years ago

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