Kaigan Karate-do
Karate Basic Knowledge
One ! To seek to attain perfection of character !
One ! To live with politeness and discipline !
One ! To honor a code of ethical behavior !
One ! To strive for excellence through effort !
One ! To refrain from impetuous conduct !
Always greet instructors when you see them
Always address the head instructor as SENSEI
Always address the assistant instructors as SEMPAI
Introduce yourself to anyone in the dojo you do not know
Afford guest instructors the same courtesies as your own
If you have a question in school circle, always raise your hand to be acknowledged
When practicing Katas during class, and space is limited, higher ranking students should give way to lower ranking students
Always let your instructor know when you will not be able to attend class or you are injured
Always come to class with the proper equipment
Always come to class with a clean gi and clean feet.
Everyone will indicate that they understand by yelling OSS
No discussion will be allowed during class instruction
Bow when entering or leaving the dojo
Bow before stepping on or off the training area
NO sparring will be allowed without Black Belt supervision
NO jewelry will be worn during training sessions
No one is allowed to use weapons, or training and exercise equipment in the dojo without instructors supervision or permission
Always take off your shoes before entering the dojo.
Commitment is what transforms a promise into reality.
It is the word that speak boldly of our intentions and
the actions which speaks louder than words.
It is making the time when there is none. Coming through
time after time, year after year after year.
Commitment is the stuff character is made of:
the power to change the face of things.
It is the daily triumph of integrity over skepticism
In Shito Ryu, the katas are divided into two major lines, Itosu-ke and Higaonna-ke. |
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Itosu-ke | Higaonna-ke |
Kihon (1-12) | Sanchin |
Itosu-ke | Higaonna-ke |
Pinan (Shodan, Nidan, Sandan, Yondan,Godan) | Shinsei |
Naihanchin (Shodan, Nidan, Sandan) | Kensho |
Juroku | Tensho |
Matsukaze | Sochin |
Jutte | Shisochin |
Jion | Seienchin |
Jiin | Happosho |
Rohai (Matsumura) | Shimpa |
Rohai (Shodan, Nidan, Sandan) | Saiha |
Bassai (Dai, Sho) | Kururumpha |
Bassai (Matsumura) | Seisan |
Kosookun (Dai, Sho) | Seipai |
Shihokosookun | Niseishi |
Chintei | Sanseiru |
Chinto | Unshu |
Wanshu | Suparinpei |
Kenshu | Nipaipo |
Miyojo | |
Aoyagi | |
Gojushiho | |
Kenpaku |