Japanese Kenpo DVD Vol 3: Forms by Yutaka Dohi

Kata: Forming the Representative Techniques Suitable for Offense and Defense

Kata are constructed by selecting exemplary techniques from individual basic skills that are suitable for offense and defense. The purpose of kata practice primarily lies in correcting and refining fundamentals, eliminating bad habits, and acquiring precise techniques to sharpen responsiveness. Understanding distancing enhances the body's operational capability in offense and defense.

Secondly, kata practice contributes to the enrichment of spirit and the improvement of etiquette, fostering character development.

The fundamental tasks are established by the Japan Kenpo Federation to promote and thoroughly instill basic techniques. These tasks also serve as examination requirements for promotion examinations. Basic training is indispensable beyond daily practice, as mastering these fundamental tasks is crucial for acquiring and advancing in Japanese Kenpo.

Recording Contents:

• Beginner's Basic Tasks
• Intermediate Basic Tasks (Striking)
• Intermediate Basic Tasks (Grappling)
• "Flowing Smoke" Form (Two-person form)
• "Flowing Fire" Form (Solo form)
• "Flowing Water" Form (Two-person form)
• "Rectangular Form" (Four-person form)

Video Bonus

• "Flowing Fire" Form (Two-person form)

Starring

Yutaka Dohi Born in Tokyo in 1944 (Showa 19). Started Japanese Kenpo in 1960 (Showa 35). Achieved remarkable results in numerous competitions, including winning the All Japan Championships, establishing himself as a leading figure in Japanese Kenpo. Actively contributes to the promotion of Japanese Kenpo through demonstrations nationwide and television appearances, continuing to energetically guide the next generation. Chairman of the Promotion Examination Committee of the Japan Kenpo Federation. Vice President of the Japan Kenpo Federation.

Language: Japanese

Length: 98 min.

SPD-7703