Shōrin-ryū Seibukan

Shorinryu Seibukan is a branch of Shorin- Ryu style (Japanese少林 流), whose name goes back to the Chinese origin of the Shaolin Monastery (少林). In Japanese Shorin Sukunai Hayashi is read.

History

The style of Karate Shorin Seibukan was in the year 27 of the Showazeit of Zenryō Shimabukuro, a student of Kyan Chotoku than Kokusai Okinawa Shorin Seibukan -国际 冲 縄 少林 流 圣 武馆(International Okinawa Shorin Seibukan ) founded in Japanese. The training took place first in front of his home in Okinawa. First he taught a few students, including his son Zenpo (Today's Supreme Sensei ) and his nephew Zenji Shimabukuro. In 1962 he built his first dojo in Jagaru, Okinawa, and called it Seibukan. 圣 武馆 In 1964 it was by the All Okinawan karate do federation of the highest rank in karate, 10th dan ( red belt ), awarded. During the American occupation, he also taught U.S. soldiers and caused quite the spread of the style. 1969 on 14 October, he died of a ruptured appendix. Since then, his son Zenpo continues his father's work.

Today the style has found its dissemination via the International Okinawa Shorin Seibukan Malaysia. There are dojos, inter alia, in Malaysia, USA, Finland, Germany, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates. In Germany, the dojos focus on Eastern Bavaria.

Training schedule

The training will be in the categories Renshu Kihon (basic exercises), Ippon Kumite ( One-off attack, defense and counter-attack ), Kata, Kumite ( sparring ).

The style is characterized by relatively small and natural stands and its maneuverability. He is one of the few traditional karate styles. Karateka that style are exercising especially interested in the kata, as they are taught to obtain.

Kihon Renshu

基本 练习Basic exercises

Kata

In parentheses, the name of the corresponding Kata is specified in other styles.