06. Bassai Dai
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Bassai Dai translates as "To storm a fortress" and is practiced in many styles of karate. There are many variations of the original Passai, which was the original name for Bassai. It is believed that there were two versions of Passai practiced on Okinawa.
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Bassai-Dai (抜砦大) is an Itosu-kei kata, meaning that it was either created or primarily passed down by Itosu Ankō.It is generally believed to be among the oldest traditional kata, originating either with Matsumura Sōkon or Sakugawa Kanga.Over the years there have been numerous suggestions for the correct kanji and meaning of the name, "Bassai."
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This page provides videos and instructions for Shotokan Karate kata - Bassai Dai. This is one of the Shotokan katas for color belt (non-black belt) Karate students. This kata differs from the related Shotokan kata known as Bassai Sho. Please use the demonstration video in order to see what the kata should look like at full speed and the.
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Passai is a kata of karate that originated in the Ryukyu Kingdom (present-day Okinawa Prefecture, Japan), but its origins are unknown. According to Motobu Chōki, the kata was introduced to Ryūkyū from China but was lost in China.
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Bassai dai is one of the variations of the Passai Kata that is practiced in Shotokan Karate, normally starting at 3rd Kyu. Shotokan houses two Bassai Kata, Dai and Sho. Dai means greater while Sho means lesser or minor. Bassai Dai is often mistranslated, The first part of the name (batsu) means to extract or remove, not to penetrate.
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Blue Belt 5th Kyu. Introduction to Kata Bassai Dai. To date, you've been assessed on Taigyoku Shodan, Taigyoku Nidan, and more recently, Saifa. Each of these kata were 20 counts long. As a novice, you likely struggled to maintain 100% physical intensity and focus throughout the entire kata, but as time passed both your mind and body would.
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Bassa Dai is the first brown belt kata practiced by new brown belts in many Shotokan karate Dojo. Here at SKO we have five brown belt kata, with Bassai Dai being the first..more.
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Bassai Dai is the choice as tokui kata which is quite popular and which is opted by 1st kyu examinees for black belt. It is also the first Sentei kata to be learned. The hanmi/gyaku-hanmi positions are made effective use of in this kata which is characterized by many switching arm blocking combinations.
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0:00 / 5:24 Bassai dai Commentary Shotokan Sensei 102K subscribers 5.1K 812K views 13 years ago Kata An explanation of the different moves in the kata Bassai-dai with a step-by-step.
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Bassa Dai is the first brown belt kata practiced by new brown belts in many Shotokan karate Dojo. Here at SKO we have five brown belt kata, with Bassai Dai being the first. Bassai Dai means to storm a fortress or to penetrate a fortress and starts with a very strong move that perfectly represents the meaning of the kata. Bassai Dai contains.
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Bassai-Dai Bassai (pronounced Patsai in Okinawan) is most often translated as "Penetrate the Fortress," meaning that one must exhibit the power and spirit required to break through an enemy's castle. This is particularly evident in the Kata's first movement, when the Karateka launches forward with soete-uchi-uke.
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Bassai Dai. Bassai‐dai means "to extract from a fortress" and suggest to breaking through the enemy's defences by shifting and finding the weak points. Bassai‐dai is the second of two Bassai kata but is usually taught before Bassai‐sho because if its similarity to the Heian kata.
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Watch on Passai (披塞) in Okinawan styles and Bassai in Japanese styles. The kata focus on the idea of changing disadvantage into advantage by strong and courageous response, switching blocks and differing degrees of power.