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Wow, I´m amazed I´m not the only Shukokai practitioner here! :o

 

It´s funny, I was on a camp this weekend and the "camp-kata" was actually Seisan. I don´t know it very well, just like 75 %. I´ll practise it a bit more.

Shukokai Karate, Orange belt ( 7. kyu)
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can i ask a question .... how is sanchin kata if taught incorectly .. bad for ur health i heard something like that before .. i dont get this ??
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I *think* its related to the isometric breathing that is emphasized in that kata. I remember watching it as a beginner and thinking "what's the big deal?!" its a relatively short kata and the moves are simple --- but until you understand how you are supposed to stabilize youself and do the moves you are just doing patterns.

 

My instructor told us that when we do Sanchin correctly we will be just as tired if not more tired than doing all the other I-Ryu katas combined!

 

I also remember hearing that the proper way to do this kata is with only 4 breaths...limiting the air you let out with each move.

 

I don't know about totally being bad for your health, but if you don't know how to breathe properly or try the 4 breaths thing before you are ready you may get dizzy and pass out :P That'll be bad for your health!

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hahaha thats true .. right now im learning sanchin in my school.. from a goyu ryu intructor .. i will ask him about this weird health problem they talking about .. osu and i'll get back to you as soon as possible
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I pratice a branch of shito ryu as well what kind of questions might you have. I enjoy seisan it is a kata that I am very relaxed when I have finished.

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