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NIJUSHIHO 弐十四方
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TRAINING VIDEOS OVERVIEW


Translation:  “Twenty-Four Steps”
Amy Sperling Performing Nijushiho 2013 Movements in Kata:  34
Kiai Points:  #18 (Gedan Morote Zuki) & #33 (Morote Zuki)
Origin/Creator:  Seisho Arakaki
Okinawan Name:  Niseishi

Nijushiho is a beautiful kata featuring movements that are often said


to resemble waves breaking against the shore. The modern-day version
of this kata that we practice is attributed to Okinawan Master Seisho
Arakaki (also Unsu and Sochin). The original Okinawan name for
Nijushiho is Niseishi.  It is a popular kata for tournament competition and
it is a practiced often by the black belts in our dojo.  Its 24 steps include
a wide array of stances, unique bunkai, and challenging transitions
between techniques.

LEARN MORE
  Diagram of Techniques

  Take a Quiz on this Kata

  Try this Kata’s Jigsaw Puzzle!


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  Download a Dojo Poster (8.5×11)


(https://www.shuhariinstitute.org/wp-
content/uploads/2017/09/Nijushiho-Poster-Letter.pdf)

  Download a Dojo Poster (11×17)


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