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The kata of the open hand (Koryū), plus the two kata from Shuri-Te and Tomari-Te additionally taught at Ōkami.
- Saifa (砕破)
- Shisochin (四向戦)
- Sanseiryu (三十六)
- Seienchin
- Sesan (十三)
- Sepai (十八)
- Kururunfa (久留頓破)
- Suparinpei (壱百零八)
- Naihanchi (Naihanshi) Shodan*
- Passai*
Saifa (砕破)
Execution notes (Ōkami Dō training notes):
- The first three movements are performed in a straight line.
- The jump is made as far as possible, to build speed and explosive power.
- The jump is followed by a truly deep Zenkutsu-Dachi. In the two-handed strike, make sure the fists actually grip.
- Then the fist is on the side of the front leg; the gaze follows downward.
- The front leg turns, and a Mawashi Ryōte Nukite to the eyes is performed before the technique repeats.
* Naihanchi and Passai come from Shōrin-Ryū, not from Shorei-Ryū.
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