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Establish a basic
skill level through
illustrated tips.

Basically, you have to learn Shorinji Kempo at a branch where an
official instructor can teach you each techniques. Shorinji Kempo is not
suitable for self learning. Especially, you need your partner to learn

Juho
Juho
Juho
Juho to know how it works and what kind of pain each Juho
Juho
Juho
Juho technique
causes.

However, it may be worth you practice some techniques by yourself at
home after you have been taught them at the branch. This page may be
helpful for you to remind you of some tips of each techniques. Practice
those techniques as many times as possible, to make these techniques
part of your inherent ability.
Listed below, basic movements and technical words and tips for some
important techniques.
English names given to each techniques may different from the WSKO's
authorized technical term. I put them just for your ease of
understanding. If you find out the difference between the names used in
this page from the WSKO's terminologies, please let me know by email,
thank you.

Elemental techniques

Recently introduced explanations about the basic techniques are
listed in the menue below, please select and click to see the
explanation.

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Index
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Basic stance
Foot positions and basic way of standing
and how to sit.
Basic postures
Basic postures of Byakuren
Byakuren
Byakuren
Byakuren chool and Giwa
Giwa
Giwa
Giwa
shool.
Body movement
How to move your body and dodge.
Basic steps
Basic way of carring your body.
Body parts
Body parts used in offense and defense.
Elemantal techniques
inG o ho
Basic movement in Goho
Goho
Goho
Goho, such as punch,
kick and guard.
Elemantal technics of Shorinji Kempo
http://kenseikai.world.coocan.jp/gihou/kihon/engyogo.htm#soku
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Today's basic technique
Tips and explanationImportant tips about specific techniques.
Basic stanceBack
Basic stance is called Sokui ho
Sokui ho
Sokui ho
Sokui ho in Shorinji Kempo. Listed below are some of basic
stances.
How to sit.
Click here to see how to sit down on the floor for Zazen
Zazen
Zazen
Zazen.
The basic style for meditation is shown.
Example of several foot position.
Foot position Name
Foot
positionName
Kaisoku
Kaisoku
Kaisoku
Kaisoku
open stance
Heisoku
Heisoku
Heisoku
Heisoku,
closed stance
Gyaku choji
Gyaku choji
Gyaku choji
Gyaku choji,
regular stance
Mae kagi
Mae kagi
Mae kagi
Mae kagi
ashi
ashi
ashi
ashi,

front foot
right angle
stance,
a transitional
stance.

Ushiro kagi
Ushiro kagi
Ushiro kagi
Ushiro kagi
ashi
ashi
ashi
ashi,

rear foot right
angle stance, a
transitional
stance.

Yoko kagi
Yoko kagi
Yoko kagi
Yoko kagi
ashi
ashi
ashi
ashi,

front foot step
over stance, a
transitional
stance.

Hachiji
Hachiji
Hachiji
Hachiji
ashi
ashi
ashi
ashi,
kanji
kanji
kanji
kanji "eight"
figure stance.
kawashi
kawashi
kawashi
kawashi
ashi
ashi
ashi
ashi,

cross leg
stance, a
transitional
stance.

Listed below are basic way of standing.
Stance Name
Stance Name
Stance Name
Elemantal technics of Shorinji Kempo
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Zenkutu dachi
Zenkutu dachi
Zenkutu dachi
Zenkutu dachi,
front weight
position
Koukutu dachi
Koukutu dachi
Koukutu dachi
Koukutu dachi,
rear weight
position
Nekoashi dachi
Nekoashi dachi
Nekoashi dachi
Nekoashi dachi,
front kick position
Kiba dachi
Kiba dachi
Kiba dachi
Kiba dachi,
low weight position
Fukko dachi
Fukko dachi
Fukko dachi
Fukko dachi,
knee position
Ku no ji dachi
Ku no ji dachi
Ku no ji dachi
Ku no ji dachi,
standard standing
position
Basic posturesBack
Tai gamae
Tai gamae
Tai gamae
Tai gamae, or posture, is a position useful in guarding yourself and initiating
offence.
Eight postures of Byakuren school
Gassho
gamae
Manji
gamae
Midare
Midare
Midare
Midare
gamae
gamae
gamae
gamae
Hasso
gamae
Taiki
gamae
Gyaku
Gyaku
Gyaku
Gyaku
taiki
taiki
taiki
taiki
gamae
gamae
gamae
gamae
Aiki
gamae
Byakuren
Byakuren
Byakuren
Byakuren
chuudan
chuudan
chuudan
chuudan
gamae
gamae
gamae
gamae
Nine postures of Giwa school
Kesshu
gamae
Ichiji
gamae
Niou
gamae
Chudan
gamae
Gedan
gamae
Gyaku
Gyaku
Gyaku
Gyaku
gedan
gedan
gedan
gedan
gamae
gamae
gamae
gamae
Fukko
gamae
Tachi
Tachi
Tachi
Tachi
muso
muso
muso
muso
gamae
gamae
gamae
gamae
Yoko
muso
gamae
Fujin hou, Relative positioning
There are three types of positionings as shown below.
Seitai gamae
You face your opponent as
shown in the left figure.
Elemantal technics of Shorinji Kempo
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