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kata & syllabus

This page was created for the members and practitioners of Seireikai Karate, to serve as a tutorial tool.

BASIC & intermediate KATA

This series includes Seirei kata and intermediate Kata. The kata of WSKO are inspired by the Late Great Soshu Shigeru Oyama. The kata have been slightly modified to express the characteristics and techniques of Seireikai Karate.

SHIRO OBI NO KATA

Shiro Obi no Kata means white belt form. It is the first form of Seireikai Karate. The novice student learns basic defense and attack techniques.

(Shiro Obi Kata creative contribution by Dai-Kohai, Karen "Ms. Kay" Roth) and approved by WSKO Board.

ORENJI OBI NO KATA

Orenji Obi no kata means orange belt form. It is the second form of Seireikai Karate. The kata introduces the beginner to gyaku tsuki (reverse punch) and the four basic blocks are explored.

SEIREI SONO ICHI

Seirei #1 teaches a basic defensive countering while moving backwards. Seirei sono ichi kata introduces the Oroshi Seiken Tsuki as a finishing move.

intermediate - advanced kata

SEIREI SONO SAN

Seirei #3 teaches a basic four kick combo. Enhancing balance and strengthen the stance after kicking.

YANTSU (SEIREIKAI VERSION)

Yantsu means "Safe (Sanctuary) or Pure". Movements describe defense against attacks from 3 sides. Defensive techniques when cornered or back against the wall.

TSUKI NO KATA

Tsuki; means Luck and Fortune. The kata teaches striking techniques from different postures and enhances striking techniques. When performing, envision breaking down personal barriers will bring good fortune.

w.s.k.o. BASIC syllabus

10 KYU WHITE BELT SYLLABUS

This video syllabus demonstrates techniques required for advanced white belt. Presented here are kihon keiko (basics), renraku (combination technique), and Shiro Obi no Kata.

9 KYU ORANGE BELT SYLLABUS

This video syllabus demonstrates techniques required for orange belt. Presented here are kihon keiko (basics), renraku (combination technique), and Orenji Obi no Kata.

8 KYU BLUE BELT SYLLABUS