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Afternoon all,

 

Does any one have a video (or walk through instructions) of Gankaku-Sho - the Shotokanised version of the Chinto kata (and no I dont mean Shotokan's normal Gangaku :lol:)

 

This was mentioned on 24FC and is a non-Shotokan kata which has been introduced (and I assume Shotokanised) by Kanazawa to his Shotokan sylabus in the SKIF.

 

Cheers,

 

Andy.

Andy Wilkinson (Sandan)

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(http://www.renketsu.org.uk)

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No, sorry, but I'd be interested in a copy too, if anyone knows of a link!

 

How different is Gankaku-Sho to the kata it is based on, Chinte?

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Chinte and Gankanku are VERY differant not much of anything alike in them. Gankanku has a lot of balance and one legged stances and it works on a straight line with blocks and attacks. Chintie on the other hand works stance shifting, throws, Grabs and escapes. Only one move for a split second are you on one foot in Chitie as opposed to half of Gankanku.

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Sorry guys - there's a bit of a mis-understanding here... Gangaku-sho is based on Chinto not Chinte - :lol:

 

The original form of Gankaku was taken from kata Chinto by Funakoshi and Shotokanised (hence the rename) into the form we have today (which I must admit is my favourite kata by some margin :D ). Kanazawa saw the current version of Chinto (from Shito Ryu if I remember correctly) and made it into Gankaku-Sho for his association as he saw a use for it.

 

I have a video from Matsubayashi Ryu (which Incidentally I had never heard of before) which I picked up off the web a while back but was wondering how the Kanazawa version compares to this one - which looks only vaguely similar to the Shotokan Gankaku version.

 

Any other videos of Chinto out there? :karate:

 

Cheers,

 

Andy.

Andy Wilkinson (Sandan)

Renketsu Karate Club Senior Instructor

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Sorry, that's why I was a bit confused about the similarities - I was sure that Chinte and Gankaku were separate kata (which of course they are).

 

How much has Chinto been altered to become Gankaku-Sho and how similar is Gankaku-Sho to the original Shotokan Gankaku? (which is one of my favourite kata too, Renketsu!)

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geez I hate (shotokan) Gankanku with passion. Freaking one legged moves lol.... Wish I could do it well. Heck I wish I could do it half way welll lol.

 

does Chinto look like any shotokan kata.? Nijushisho, Sochin, Gojoshisho or Dai???

 

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

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