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Un estilo de kárate de Okinawa fundado por Tatsuo Shimabuku en 1956, famoso por su puñetazo con el puño vertical. Los marines estadounidenses destinados en Okinawa lo difundieron por Estados Unidos.
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Estados Unidos · wuikausa.orgUn estilo de kárate de Okinawa fundado por Tatsuo Shimabuku en 1956, famoso por su puñetazo con el puño vertical. Los marines estadounidenses destinados en Okinawa lo difundieron por Estados Unidos.
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Isshin-ryu, "the one-heart way", was founded in Okinawa in 1956 by Tatsuo Shimabuku, who combined Shorin-ryu, Goju-ryu and kobudo. It spread quickly to the United States through American Marines stationed in Okinawa.
Its symbol is the Isshin-ryu goddess (Mizugami), half woman, half sea serpent, from a dream of its founder.
Shimabuku learned from some of the great Okinawan teachers: Chotoku Kyan (Shorin-ryu), Chojun Miyagi (Goju-ryu) and Choki Motobu, and kobudo from Shinken Taira. Isshin-ryu has eight empty-hand kata (Seisan, Seiuchin, Naihanchi, Wansu, Chinto, Kusanku, Sunsu and Sanchin), and US Marines such as Don Nagle, Harold Long and Steve Armstrong opened the first schools in America.
SeisanSeiuchinNaihanchiWansuChintoKusankuSunsuSanchin
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Isshin-ryu, "the one-heart way", was founded in Okinawa in 1956 by Tatsuo Shimabuku, who combined Shorin-ryu, Goju-ryu and kobudo. It spread quickly to the United States through American Marines stationed in Okinawa.
Its symbol is the Isshin-ryu goddess (Mizugami), half woman, half sea serpent, from a dream of its founder.
Shimabuku learned from some of the great Okinawan teachers: Chotoku Kyan (Shorin-ryu), Chojun Miyagi (Goju-ryu) and Choki Motobu, and kobudo from Shinken Taira. Isshin-ryu has eight empty-hand kata (Seisan, Seiuchin, Naihanchi, Wansu, Chinto, Kusanku, Sunsu and Sanchin), and US Marines such as Don Nagle, Harold Long and Steve Armstrong opened the first schools in America.
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