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Fact Sheet

ANDERSON BUSHI KAI - just a few thins that may help you in class

Classes include:

Stretching and Warm ups

Partner Training

Pad Training

Self Defence applications

Kata Training

Touch Contact Sparring

Technique and Skill Development

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Dojo Etiquette

 

  1. Bow when entering or leaving the Dojo. 

  2. Do not wear shoes in the Dojo.

  3. No food, drink, smoking, drugs or alcohol is permitted into the Dojo.

  4. No swearing or vulgar language is allowed in the Dojo.

  5. Remove all visual jewellery, watches and rings before training.

  6. Student should request permission to leave the training area during class. Only on extreme circumstances should this occur.

  7. Respect is a key issue in the Dojo.

  8. Use the instructor’s title at all times in the Dojo.

  9. Never walk in front of another student or instructor – walk behind. 

  10. Respect must be shown to all instructors and student alike while in the Dojo, regardless of rank or title.

  11. Above all – LISTEN,LEARN AND ENJOY.

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Kata

  Each level of trainig has a technical requriement for gradings

called kata (sometimes called forms or patterns). These patterns of technique serve not only to learn new physical movements but to adjust ones focus and intent.

 

          1st Kata                           5 Yuksuko                             blue tip - basic self defence routine

          2nd Kata                         Punching Kata                    basic handwork 

          3rd Kata                      Kicking Kata                        basic legwork

          4th Kata                           Ido-kihon waza                   traditional punch and block routine

          5th Kata                          Combination routine       hands and feet techniques

          6th kata                           Naihunchin                           multiple attacks

          7th kata                           Gegasai                                 Traditional mutiple angle defence and attack

          8th kata                          Sanchin                                  Focus and strength - very powerful

          9th Kata                           Tensho                                    Controlled with precision

         10th kata                          Seiunchin                               Black belt requirement

                                Saifa                              1st degree black belt level

                                Sanseiru                        2nd degree black belt level

                                Seisan                            3rd degree black belt level

                                Shisoochin                    4th degree black belt level

                                Seipai                            5th degree black belt level                                                                Back to top

 

Stances
Heisoku-dachi Bow in stance (feet together)
Heiko-dachi  Attention stance (shoulder width stance)
Musubi-dachi Preparation stance (V stance heels touching)
Shiko-dachi Horse riding stance
Sanchin-dachi Hour glass stance
Yoi Ready stance
Zenkutsu dachi Low forward stance
  Blocks
Jodan uke Upper block
Chudan uke Mid-section block
Gedan uke Lower block
Soto uke Inward block
Harai uke Sweeping lower block
Jogi uke Double block
Kake uke Hook block
Kake Mawashi uke Roundhouse block
  Strikes
Jodan tsuki Head punch
Chudan tsuki Solar plexus punch
Gedan tsuki Groin punch
Uraken uchi Backfist strike
Shuto uchi Knife hand strike
Ippon ken One knuckle strike
Shotei Palm heal strike
Empai Elbow strike
Tettsui uchi Hammerfist
 Kicks
Kin geri Groin kick
Mae geri Front kick
Mawashi geri Roundhouse kick
Hiza geri Knee
Tobi mae geri Jumping front kick
Sokuto geri

 

Side thrusting kick

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