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Tekki Shodan Bunkai | 平安 初段 分解

The Tekki series consists of three kata with always the same stance, namely Kiba-Dachi (or straddle stance), while moving side to side in a linear fashion, meaning that the embusen (or line of movement) is a straight line, running horizontally. Introduced by Gichin Funakoshi (1868 – 1957), the name Tekki ( 鉄騎 ) combines two Kanji characters: Tetsu ( 鉄 ), meaning ‘iron’ or ‘steel’, and Ki ( 騎 ), meaning ‘to ride on a horse’, ‘equestrian’, or ‘knight’. Put together, the name Tekki means ‘Iron Knight’ or ‘Steel Horse Riding’. The first kata of this straddle stance series is named Shodan ( 初段 ), meaning ‘first grade’. It serves as the primer of the Tekki series. You can watch this Tekki Shodan kata here :    • Tekki Shodan | 鉄騎 初段   Next, Bunkai (or 分解 in Japanese) literally means ‘analysis’ or ‘disassembly’. It refers to the process of analysing kata and extracting applicable fighting techniques from the movements of its form. In this video (recorded on 30 September 2024), budoka Johan Oldenkamp, a former national runner-up from the Netherlands, show his analysis of this first grade Iron Knight kata of Shotokan ( 松濤館 ) Karatedo ( 空手道 ) into 9 practical applications. For more information on Shotokan Karatedo go to : https://Shotokan-Karatedo.org