Each kata has it’s own “timings” However when training by yourself, the kata can be done in a flowy manner with no pauses/timing. Please remember that kata like Hangetsu is done slow with breathing and thus the timing is important. So the pause in the middle(kiba dachi) is part of Meikyo kata, the more detailed explanation would be accumulating stability and balance before exploding into zenkutsu dachi(45 degrees)
@@shuharishotokankarate Thanks for the effort to explain. I asked cause I haven't seen such a performance by other practitioners such as Kanazawa, Tartaglia etc. Always good to hear different opinions.
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Is that zen kutsu dachi or fudo dachi?
When changing to kokutsu dachi, why the pause in the middle?
Each kata has it’s own “timings” However when training by yourself, the kata can be done in a flowy manner with no pauses/timing. Please remember that kata like Hangetsu is done slow with breathing and thus the timing is important. So the pause in the middle(kiba dachi) is part of Meikyo kata, the more detailed explanation would be accumulating stability and balance before exploding into zenkutsu dachi(45 degrees)
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Thanks for the effort to explain. I asked cause I haven't seen such a performance by other practitioners such as Kanazawa, Tartaglia etc.
Always good to hear different opinions.
@@user-fm4es4gc7e thank you for sharing. Open minded martial artist like you are great. Warm wishes
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