Hoshin Kan Kata – Jiin

Hoshin Kan Kata – Jiin, available at $34.99, with 36 lectures, and has 2 subscribers.

You will learn about Practical applications for the techniques in the Karate Kata, Jiin This course is ideal for individuals who are Martial Artists or Karateka It is particularly useful for Martial Artists or Karateka.

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Title: Hoshin Kan Kata – Jiin

Price: $34.99

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Practical applications for the techniques in the Karate Kata, Jiin

Who Should Attend

Martial Artists
Karateka

Target Audiences

Martial Artists
Karateka

The Kata, Jiin, is part of a three Kata set, including: Jion, Jiin, and Jitte. Jiin is considered to be a Kihon, or fundamental Kata, and is widely practiced throughout multiple styles of Karate.

The version that is presented in this course is the version practiced in Shito-Ryu Karate. However, regardless of your style, this course presents Bunkai applications that can be used by anyone. Techniques are presented from the Kata and Bunkai are explained in three to four levels. Level 1 is a striking response. Most striking responses are considered to be Omote Bunkai, meaning that what you see, is what you get. Level 2 is a throwing response. Throws can be as simple as a sweep / reap, or can be as complicated as you want; just remember that simple is usually better. A level 3 Bunkai is a locking response. Locks, or Jujutsu applications, may be beyond the needs of students looking for pure self-defense but are a good tool to have in the toolbox. The last level is level 4, or an escaping response. While every technique generally has a level 1-3 Bunkai, only certain techniques can be used as an escape to chokes and holds.

Please be safe while training and always exercise safety and common sense.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Jiin

Lecture 1: Jiin

Lecture 2: Jiin – Key Points

Chapter 2: Bunkai

Lecture 1: Introduction to Bunkai

Chapter 3: Front Stance

Lecture 1: Front Stance – Introduction

Lecture 2: Front Stance – Dead Weight Application

Chapter 4: Double Block Principle

Lecture 1: Double Block Principle

Chapter 5: High Block

Lecture 1: High Block – Introduction

Lecture 2: High Block – Types

Lecture 3: High Block – Striking Response 1

Lecture 4: High Block – Striking Response 2

Lecture 5: High Block – Striking Response 3

Lecture 6: High Block – Throwing Response 1

Lecture 7: High Block – Throwing Response 2

Lecture 8: High Block – Throwing Response 3

Lecture 9: High Block – Locking Response 1

Lecture 10: High Block – Locking Response 2

Chapter 6: Punch

Lecture 1: Punch – Introduction

Lecture 2: Punch – Height Considerations

Lecture 3: Punch – Multiple Punches

Lecture 4: Punch – Striking Response

Lecture 5: Punch – Escape Response

Chapter 7: Horse Stance

Lecture 1: Horse Stance – Introduction

Lecture 2: Horse Stance – Uses

Chapter 8: Palm Block

Lecture 1: Palm Block – Introduction

Lecture 2: Palm Block – Striking Response 1

Lecture 3: Palm Block – Striking Response 2

Lecture 4: Palm Block – Striking Response 3

Lecture 5: Palm Block – Throwing Response 1

Lecture 6: Palm Block – Throwing Response 2

Lecture 7: Palm Block – Throwing Response 3

Lecture 8: Palm Block – Locking Response 1

Lecture 9: Similar Techniques – Palm Block, Elbow Block, Deadweight Elbow

Chapter 9: Juroku Block

Lecture 1: Juroku Block – Introduction

Lecture 2: Juroku Block – Striking Response 1

Lecture 3: Juroku Block – Striking Response 2

Lecture 4: Juroku Block – Throwing Response

Instructors

Charles Wallace
Martial Arts Instructor

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