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  Gojushiho dai - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Gojushiho dai   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
Gojushiho dai - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Gojushiho dai.
Gojushiho Dai is the major form of this kata, which has its origin in the Phoenix Eye style.
Gojushiho Dai consists of many advanced open-handed techniques and attacks to the collar bone.
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 WDOB.net MAI Shotokan Kata :: Goju-Shiho-Dai
The name Gojushiho means "54 Steps" or "54 Directions." Like Nijushiho, Seipai, Seishan, and other kata, this is another one that has a number for a name.
Gojushiho Dai and Sho are believed to have been created by Matsumura Sokon, the great kata creator and modifier who supposedly grew up with Sakugawa in Tomari City.
Although not enjoying the limelight that Sochin and Unsu are right now, Gojushiho Dai and Sho are regularly seen at tournaments, and they often capture very high level awards in kata competition.
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Gojushiho was originally known as Useshi and is considered the most advanced Shotokan kata as well as one of the most advanced Shorin-ryu kata.
Gojushiho is referenced in the Chapters 28 and 29 of the Bubishi: Martial Art Spirit, the Okinawan secret text translated and edited by George W. Alexander and Ken Penland.
Gojushiho is said to be one of the oldest Okinawan kata dating possibly to the 1600's according to Sensei George Alexander.
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 Gojushiho sho - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gojushiho Sho is the minor form of this kata, which has its origin in the Phoenix Eye style.
The embusen of both Gojushiho dai and Gojushiho Sho are nearly identical.
However, the latter kata begins straight off with a wide variety of advanced techniques and, as such, is highly recommended for study.
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Kanku-dai means to observe the universe or the sky (from the distinctive first movement).
Dai denotes that this is the greater Kanku kata.
The kata was originally known as Kushanku, the name of a Chinese martial artist who came to Okinawa in the eighteenth century.
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 Kaizen Shotokan Karate Club - Kata
In the earlier days of karate training, it was common practice for a student to spend 2-3 years doing nothing but Tekki, under the strict observation of their teacher.
Kanku Dai is the major form of this kata and derives its name from the opening movement of gazing toward the sky.
Kanku Sho is the minor form of this kata and derives its name from the opening movement of gazing toward the sky.
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 The Development of Shorin-Ryu (Shuri-te) Kata
These are not to say that Chibana did not know Gojushiho or ever teach it but he did not make it a part of his kata syllabus.
Kusanku Dai/Kushanku Dai is most associated most with the lineage of Sakugawa and Matsumura and is called Kanku Dai in Shotokan.
It was also referred to as Useishi and there exists gojushiho sho and gojushiho dai in Shotokan and Shito-Ryu groups.
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 Gojushiho Dai   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
There is a Sho and a Dai version of the Gojushiho Kata.
They are much more closely related to each other than other Dai and Sho Kata (Bassai and Kanku) being virtually identical to each other, with only a few different techniques within each to differentiate one from the other.
The Gojushiho Kata are quite long and are usually only taught to more experienced Karateka as they are reasonably difficult.
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 Shotokan Karate
There are, like Bassai and Kanku, a Dai and Sho version of the kata.
In this case, it is Gojushiho Dai which is the more intricate and flowing of the two.
The other technique, which is unique to Gojushiho Dai, is Washide Uchi, or eagle's beak strike.
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 Ataru SKC - Gojushiho Sho   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
Sensei Funakoshi referred to the kata as Hotaku for its resemblance to a wood pecker hitting the bark of a tree with its sharp beak.
The kata come in two forms, Gojushiho-Dai and Gojushiho-Sho, Dai being the major version and Sho the lesser or minor version.
The kata is believed to have developed through Shuri-te and taught to Sensei Funakoshi by Master Itosu.
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 University of New Hampshire Shotokan Karate Club
It is said that master Itosu has changed the order of the techniques in the five Heians so that students first learn simplier movments (Heian 1&2) and then gadually proceed to more advanced techniques (Heian 3&4&5).
Many forms of Kanku Dai exist in Shorin Ryu and was thought to be Gichin Funakoshi's favorite.
Gojushiho Sho was created by Itosu using Gojushiho Dai as a model.
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 Gojushiho sho - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Gojushiho sho   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
Gojushiho sho - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Gojushiho sho.
Here you will find more informations about Gojushiho sho.
The orginal Gojushiho sho article can be editet
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 ★ Gojushiho ★   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
übersetzt : Vierundfünfzig Schritte oder auch Phönix und es gibt zwei Varianten : Gojushiho Dai und Gojushiho Sho.
Gojushiho means "54 Steps" There is a Sho and a Dai version of the Gojushiho Kata.
They are much more closely related to each other than other Dai...
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 Lafferty Shotokan Karate-Do   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
Some sources contend that Gojushiho is actually a modified form of an ancient royal dance.
There may be some truth to this belief, considering that many Okinawan Karate experts used to disguise their kata by incorporating them into dances to avoid detection by the ruling forces of the day.
The description came originally from the number of foot movements and uses the three-finger spear hand strike.
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 E-Budo.com - KATA: Gojushiho
12-31-2000, 10:52 AM This thread is dedicated to the research and study of the theoretical and practical applications of the kata Gojushiho in its various derivations throughout the Okinawan karate ryuha.
The Gojushiho kata contains the underying principles of unbalancing using body torque, the drunken or falling steps of the Phoenix modes, and the locking and point strikes to finish off the attacker if necessary.
The key in Gojushiho is concealment, those witnessing the empty hand performance of the kata are not meant to see what is happening.
www.e-budo.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-3755.html   (1331 words)

  
 KarateForums.com - Has this ever happened to you?   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
Supposedly, Gojushiho Dai and Sho are what they are today becasue of a mistake made in a tournament in the 1970s.
From what I have read, Yahara sensei, then 6th Dan, annnounced that he was going to do Gojushiho Dai and proceeded to do Gojushiho Sho.
Be that as it may, in Chidokan and SKI Dai and Sho versions of Gojushiho are the opposite of what they are in JKA Shotokan.
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Usually the 5 heians, Tekki shodan, Bassi Dai, and Jion, Empi,Kanku Dai are needed for shodan.
You will also need the required kumite and kihon as well.
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