Favourite form/kata for use in competition

[koryu]

Suparinpei was definately my most favorite kata to perform at tournaments when I was competing. I've also picked up Hakutsuru recently, which I could also see being a very good tournament kata, although I don't compete anymore.

[cathal]

A lot of these kata I've never heard of. Anyone have links to a diagram/video?

[ialwaysgethit]

I love loads of kata but mostly i have to go jion, kankudai, nijushio, sochin, kankudai, unsu, gankaku. mostly for WKF rules or i pick for other rules,

[kumitekyle187]

I am currently competing i have been competing for about 9 years now (i am 16) the kata i used to run most was seiyuchin, but now i mostly run kusanku-sho, rohai, and seisan. I still however run seiyuchin and sepai if i feel i can win with them. I run shorin-ryu katas. (except seiyuchin and seipai but its a looooong story)

[cleung]

I prefer to use my own open forms whenever possible.

[blackbeltb584]

Gaebaek... its pretty go for competition

KAtie

[sabro]

I Usually use Wansu. Three competitions in a row, I tied someone and had to use another Kata for the tie-breaker...which I was never prepared for, so I use Ana ku for that. I should have Empi sho ready soon and I am told that Nahanshi is not a tournament Kata. I would like to learn pinon and san chin.

[MasterH]

ITF form Moon-Moo.......I love the tension kicks!

[JWLuiza]

I typically use Nijushiho (for about 3-4 years now) Trying to pick up Unsu for competition. Otherwise Sa Bang Kwan.

[DragonMike]

Right now, I am doing a combined version of the three Nianchi forms.