Matsuyoshi-den Shōtō-ha Shōrin-ryū Karate Kenpō to Kobujutsu
松義伝 松濤派 少林流 唐手拳法 と 古武術
Content
Respect and courtesy
The Classics
Hojo Undō (補助運動)
Naihanchi (ナイハンチ / 内胖戦) – like Sanchin/Sānzhàn (三戦)
Tuidī (捕り手)
Iai (居合)
Kakidī (掛け手)
Kyūsho-jutsu (急所術)
Sosei-jutsu (蘇生術)
Sēsan (十三 – 13) – like Sanchin (三戦)
Tawada Passai (多和田 パッサイ – 松村)
Kūsankū (古流 公相君 – 安里)
Gojūshi-ho (五十四歩 – 54-steps)
Chintō (チントウ)
Tenryū no Kon (天龍の棍)
Matsukaze no Kon (松風の棍)
Saijutsu (釵術)
Kenjutsu (剣術)
一手英断拳 :
鉄骨法 (内胖戦)
十三手
雲手 (閃電手)
きりぬける
Other Kata
Funakoshi-ha Passai (船越派 パッサイ)
Koryū Passai (古流 パッサイ)
Tomari Passai (泊 パッサイ)
Wansū (汪輯)
Jitte (十手)
Jion (慈恩)
Ji’in (慈陰)
Mariti (珍手)
Itosu Rōhai (糸洲 老梅)
Ōkan (王冠)
Sōchin (壯鎭)
Meikyō (明鏡 ; Funakoshi Rōhai – 船越 老梅)
Note that Matsuyoshi-den Shōtō-ha Shōrin-ryū Karate Kenpō to Kobujutsu is a branch of Funakoshi Karate (船越 唐手 (空手)) and the practices are mostly authentic koryū (古流). Shōrin-ryū Karate Kenpō (少林流 唐手拳法) is Okinawan Shaolin Boxing (沖縄 少林 拳法) / Okinawan–Chinese boxing (沖縄 唐手拳法 / 沖縄 唐拳法).
Authentic Karate includes all of the elements of martial training found in old-style Chinese boxing systems. Generally, there is form – unarmed and armed – applications, sticking hands / pushing hands, and strength training. To be able to actually fight skilfully, you need function and the ability to apply techniques effectively, basically speaking. Authentic Karate is Ryūkyū Kenpō – Okinawan–Chinese boxing. It includes forms (kata), both empty-handed and with weapons, applications including strategies and tactics as well as sticking-hands methods, called crossed hands or hooking hands, and strength training (hojo undō).
鐵柳 正宗古流拳
