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Un style de karaté d’Okinawa fondé par Tatsuo Shimabuku en 1956, célèbre pour son coup de poing vertical. Les Marines américains stationnés à Okinawa l’ont largement diffusé aux États-Unis.
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DocumentaireTatsuo Shimabuku performs all Isshin-Ryu Kata (empty hand and weapons)Intelligent Combat Applications
ApprendreTatsuo Shimabuku "Isshin Ryu Seisan Kata 1966"Michael Calandra "The Martial Truth"
ApprendreGrandmaster Tatsuo Shimabuku "Isshin-Ryu Naihanchi Kata"Michael Calandra "The Martial Truth"
ApprendreTatsuo Shimabuku "Chinto Kata"Michael Calandra "The Martial Truth"Sites officiels : règles, classements, résultats et calendrier des événements.
États-Unis · wuikausa.orgUn style de karaté d’Okinawa fondé par Tatsuo Shimabuku en 1956, célèbre pour son coup de poing vertical. Les Marines américains stationnés à Okinawa l’ont largement diffusé aux États-Unis.
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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
Sources: Encyclopaedia Britannica · Tatsuo Shimabuku — film archive (Michael Calandra, "The Martial Truth")
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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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