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By Clement Sequeira Published on: Mon Apr 11, 2022
The Karateka uses the following: Double-hand block; Lunge-punch and forearm twist; Added hand grasping block; Front kick/both hands pulling; Vertical back fist strike; Inside block; Reverse punch; Punch; Inside/down block; Downward swinging strike; Vertical back fist strike; Front elbow strike.
National-level medallist and authorised instructor, your sensei has over 25 years of experience in this martial art form. Clement is a 4th Dan Black belt and also holds distinguished positions as a national level judge with Karate Association of India, and a continental referee with the World Union of Karate-Do Federations.
In the last blog, we looked at Kata Bassai Dai. This blog is on Kata Kanku Sho. It is the lighter version of Kata Kanku Dai. It involves punches, blocks, kicks, strikes, jumps, multiple direction changes and several different stances with moves including:
These moves would be familiar to you, having read through the previous blogs. But the key to mastering this Kata is practicing these movements in a sequence and getting it right every time. Start training and be regular at it. In the next blog, which is the final one in this learning Karate series, we’ll learn the Kata Empi. Keep reading and complete your Karate lessons.
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