Forwarded from Dynamic Karate
From the Shitoryu’s training knowledge of the mind and spirit “Shuren no Kokoroe”.
By Ryuso Kenwa Mabuni
Shuren no Kokoroe
Shitotsu - Kihon o wasureru na
One - Remember the basics - Don't forget training fundamentals
Shitotu - Shisei o tadashiku seyo
One - Correct posture and right attitude
Shitotsu - Dosa wa jinsoku ni seyo
One - Quick action - Fast movement
Shitotsu - Chikara o saidai ni hakki seyo
One -Make your strength maximum - Maximize your power
Shitotosu - Manshin suru na jishin o mote
One - Don't be arrogant but have self-confidence
Shitotsu - Renma o tayasuna
One - Always remain in training.
Shitotsu - Jibun de kufu seyo
One - Rely on yourself
#Kenwamabuni #mabuni #karatespirit #kartetechnique #tanzadeh #shitokai #shitoryu #worldshitoryu #worldkarate #Karate #糸東会 #糸東流 #空手道 #糸東流空手 #空手 #shurennokokoroe
By Ryuso Kenwa Mabuni
Shuren no Kokoroe
Shitotsu - Kihon o wasureru na
One - Remember the basics - Don't forget training fundamentals
Shitotu - Shisei o tadashiku seyo
One - Correct posture and right attitude
Shitotsu - Dosa wa jinsoku ni seyo
One - Quick action - Fast movement
Shitotsu - Chikara o saidai ni hakki seyo
One -Make your strength maximum - Maximize your power
Shitotosu - Manshin suru na jishin o mote
One - Don't be arrogant but have self-confidence
Shitotsu - Renma o tayasuna
One - Always remain in training.
Shitotsu - Jibun de kufu seyo
One - Rely on yourself
#Kenwamabuni #mabuni #karatespirit #kartetechnique #tanzadeh #shitokai #shitoryu #worldshitoryu #worldkarate #Karate #糸東会 #糸東流 #空手道 #糸東流空手 #空手 #shurennokokoroe
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White Crane Fist, or Hakutsuru Ken, as taught by Master Wu Xian Hui, known in Okinawa as Go Kenki, is a traditional martial arts style rooted in White Crane Kung Fu from China. His teachings helped preserve the rich tradition of White Crane Fist within the broader scope of Okinawan karate. Hakutsuru Ken emphasizes graceful yet powerful movements that mimic the crane’s defensive and offensive techniques. The style focuses on fluidity, precision, and control, combining evasive footwork with open-hand strikes, deflections, and quick counters. Practitioners develop heightened sensitivity, using subtle body mechanics and angles to neutralize attacks, with an emphasis on soft but effective power. Master Go Kenki refined and passed down these techniques, blending them into Okinawan karate traditions.
Master Kenwa Mabuni learned three katas: Papuren, Nipaipo, and Haffa, from Master Go Kenki, modifying and simplifying them for inclusion in his Shitoryu Karatedo syllabus.
#hakutsuruken #shitoryu #kata #Karate #糸東流
Master Kenwa Mabuni learned three katas: Papuren, Nipaipo, and Haffa, from Master Go Kenki, modifying and simplifying them for inclusion in his Shitoryu Karatedo syllabus.
#hakutsuruken #shitoryu #kata #Karate #糸東流
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"Sanzan (three mountains 三山) focusing on and emphasizing three major components in Karate: hardness (Go), softness(Ju), and fastness (Soku). Sanzan is centered on these three key elements in Karate."
Hardness (Go) refers to the strong, rigid, and powerful techniques that involve the use of force and solid structure.
Softness (Ju) involves fluid, relaxed movements that emphasize flexibility, redirection of force, and adaptability. It is the yin to the yang of hardness, creating balance in the practice of karate.
Fastness (Soku) in karate refers to the speed and timing of techniques. It is not just about how fast a technique is executed, but also about when it is executed.
In karate, a balanced approach that integrates hardness, softness, and fastness is key to mastery. These components complement each other. For instance, a technique may start with a soft, fluid movement (softness) to avoid an attack, followed by a fast and precise counter-strike (fastness) that is delivered with maximum impact (hardness).
Hardness (Go) refers to the strong, rigid, and powerful techniques that involve the use of force and solid structure.
Softness (Ju) involves fluid, relaxed movements that emphasize flexibility, redirection of force, and adaptability. It is the yin to the yang of hardness, creating balance in the practice of karate.
Fastness (Soku) in karate refers to the speed and timing of techniques. It is not just about how fast a technique is executed, but also about when it is executed.
In karate, a balanced approach that integrates hardness, softness, and fastness is key to mastery. These components complement each other. For instance, a technique may start with a soft, fluid movement (softness) to avoid an attack, followed by a fast and precise counter-strike (fastness) that is delivered with maximum impact (hardness).
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Training under 'Taki 滝', Waterfall.
“It’s no coincidence that every depiction of paradise seems to include a waterfall…”
#shitokai #shitoryu #worldshitoryu #worldkarate #Kumite #Karate #糸東会 #糸東流 #空手道 #糸東流空手 #日本空手 #沖縄空手 #waterfall #滝
“It’s no coincidence that every depiction of paradise seems to include a waterfall…”
#shitokai #shitoryu #worldshitoryu #worldkarate #Kumite #Karate #糸東会 #糸東流 #空手道 #糸東流空手 #日本空手 #沖縄空手 #waterfall #滝
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素振り刀 (Suburitō)
A suburito is a type of wooden practice sword used in Japanese martial arts. Heavier than a standard bokken (wooden sword), it is designed to build strength and power while refining swordsmanship techniques.
Training for karate demands not just precise technique but also strength and resilience. This synergy of traditional and modern tools not only enhances my physical capacity but also deepens my connection to the art of karate. It’s a journey of continuous growth, balancing strength with precision and tradition with innovation.
#suburito #素振り刀 #kendo #budo #karatedo #shitoryu #shitokai
A suburito is a type of wooden practice sword used in Japanese martial arts. Heavier than a standard bokken (wooden sword), it is designed to build strength and power while refining swordsmanship techniques.
Training for karate demands not just precise technique but also strength and resilience. This synergy of traditional and modern tools not only enhances my physical capacity but also deepens my connection to the art of karate. It’s a journey of continuous growth, balancing strength with precision and tradition with innovation.
#suburito #素振り刀 #kendo #budo #karatedo #shitoryu #shitokai
Chikara, Power in Karate: the Science and Art of Power Through Relaxation, Body Connection and Kime
PORTUGAL, Costa da Caparica in Almada
Technical Seminars conducted by A.Tanzadeh, 8th Dan, Kyoshi
Sanctioned & Supported by Shitoryu Karatedo Portugal, Sensei Carlos Pereira
Organized & Hosted by Karate Clube Margem Sul Sensei Ricardo Camisão
NOVEMBER
6, 7, 8
2026
More info:
+351 913 705 257 - kcmargemsul@gmail.com
#skp #wskf #eskf #karate #shitoryu #shitokai #chikara
PORTUGAL, Costa da Caparica in Almada
Technical Seminars conducted by A.Tanzadeh, 8th Dan, Kyoshi
Sanctioned & Supported by Shitoryu Karatedo Portugal, Sensei Carlos Pereira
Organized & Hosted by Karate Clube Margem Sul Sensei Ricardo Camisão
NOVEMBER
6, 7, 8
2026
More info:
+351 913 705 257 - kcmargemsul@gmail.com
#skp #wskf #eskf #karate #shitoryu #shitokai #chikara
Technical Seminars in Africa (Ivory Coast), Italy, Portugal, Mexico and Cayman Islands.
Viva Shitokai!
#tanzadeh #wskf #shitokai #shitoryukarate
Viva Shitokai!
#tanzadeh #wskf #shitokai #shitoryukarate
平常心, Heijōshin, means keeping a calm and balanced mind in every situation. In karate, it means staying relaxed, focused, and in control during training, kata, kumite, competition, and teaching. You do not panic under pressure, become careless after success, or lose control because of fear or anger. With Heijōshin, your breathing stays natural, your body stays free from unnecessary tension, and your decisions become clear and effective.
#平常心 #heijoshin #karate #shitokai #shitoryu
#平常心 #heijoshin #karate #shitokai #shitoryu
Karatedo(空手道) is not just a martial art. It is a lifelong practice of shaping the self. Its depth is not revealed through victory or rank, but through repetition, restraint, and refinement. What makes it unique is its demand for internal honesty: no shortcuts, no pretending. You are what you train.
#karatedo #空手道 #karate #shitokai #shitoryu #糸東会 #糸東流 #空手道 #糸東流空手 #空手 #tanzadeh
#karatedo #空手道 #karate #shitokai #shitoryu #糸東会 #糸東流 #空手道 #糸東流空手 #空手 #tanzadeh