Kosokun dai \\ Shito-ryu Shukokai in slowmotion to learn the basics

Demonstrated by Sensei Arne Buchin (4. Dan, Shidoin, vice president of Shito-ryu Shukokai Union Deutschland e.V. ---
www.shitoryu-shukokai-union.de/).
This kata is in slowmotion for the purpuse of learning the movements.
This kata combines moves from all the Pinan katas.
It`s from the Shito-ryu shukokai Stayle, but the movements are quite simulare to other Shito-ryu styles. If you have questions, don`t hestitate and ask!
I hope you enjoy.
Stay healthy, stay strong!

[@diegofernandez4789]

Thanks! The split view is very useful.

[@PujaPujasahoo]

Thankyou so much sir

[@KarateBuchin]

It`s a pleasure to be of help.

[@bernardlauverjon7100]

Forgot to look toward your oponent before any movement

[@AndresGarcia-cg1th]

Excelente!

[@KarateBuchin]

Thank you! I hope i can be of help!

[@thophou9219]

Tu m as beau coup aidé

[@KarateBuchin]

Even if my reply is a bit late, it`s a pleasure to be off help!

[@bernardlauverjon7100]

Forgot to look toward your oponent before any move

[@KarateBuchin]

Thank you for the advice. It might be a difference in the stile, that it`s not so good to be seen.
I`ve started karate with shotokan, in wich we always turned our heads straight to the side. In Shito ryu shukokai we want it to be more in sync with the whole body.
Which style do you study?

[@kbanghart]

@@KarateBuchin good points. I've been studying Shorinkan and Shorin-ryu, and we're generally told to look where we're going briefly first, but it's not always strict and of course the newbies don't remember. It's mainly for tournaments, imo