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wow, that's very ethical. I don't think I like this kata, therefore I'm going to throw it out, make up one of my own and call it the same thing." Hmm. A Westerner would get slaughtered for even suggesting such a thing.

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I'm not trying to discredit the Shotokan version of Sochin, which is one of my favourite kata to practice. I actually like it better than the Shito Ryu original. Not sure what that says about me as a MA. :)

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Shotokan sochin is one of the best kata, in any style. Rohai, Suparimpei and naihanchi are others. IMO.
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I love the Matsubayashi version of Rohai, and the Shito version as well. :)

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This is a bit of a dumb question, but is Rohai called by any other names? I know that some kata have different names depending on style, but are still basically the same kata.

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Rohai exists in at least four versions (See Sells, Unante: Secrets of Okinawan Karate (2d Ed.), (Hollywood, CA: Hawley Publications), 266-267.). The Shotokan version, which seems to be based on Rohai Yondan is called Meikyo.

 

Most styles practice variations of Rohai Shodan. Wado does Rohai Nidan.

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In naha te Sanchin is a core kata but so is seiunchin and seisan that is the kata most practiced by miyagi sensei students

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