Sanseirui

Sansēru also Sanseiru (Japaneseサン セールor三 十六 手; Chinese三 十六, Pinyin sānshíliù ) is a kata of karate. It is practiced in Goju - Ryu et al.

Name

Sansēru means in Chinese the number 36 This is referred to formula 6 x 6, a Buddhist concept. The first six numbers are for eye, ear, nose, tongue, body and spirit ( skandhas ). The next six figures symbolize the color, the voice, the sense of taste, smell and justice. It is also referred to as the " dragon - kata ".

Bubishi

According to the Bubishi the name of the kata comes from the 36 vital points of the body, which can be effectively attacked by the techniques of the kata.

Content

In Sansēru movements and techniques are performed specifically for close combat in all four directions. In reality, an attack is often completely unexpected and without warning. Sansēru follows this rhythm. Suddenly rest goes into fast action and slow, soft movements immediately following explosive techniques. Sansēru used to develop this speed and power.

Examination Regulations

In DKV Sansēru will be shown for the style Goju - Ryu in testing for 2 Kyū, 1 Kyū and 1st Dan, Bunkai in the examination for 1st Dan.