Because every system is different, there is no way of providing a definitive answer. You should ask your instructor or other students to help you with it. You dojo website or student handbook may provide the answer.
And in some styles yellow does not directly follow white. You have to learn 8 kata to get from white to yellow in the style I study!
There are several answers to this, none are correct, none are incorrect Tiger is one of the priamry animals that Shaolin Kung Fu is based on, Karate was derived from Kung Fu The Master text of Shotokan Karate , the artist drew an Tiger on the cover. The reason behind this is unclear, however one of the reasons could be that the term Shoto which is the pen name for Funakoshi the founder of Shotokan, means pine waves, which is a sound made in the pines as wind blows through them, the same sound is made as Tigers stalk through them. The Tiger on this Cover has 30 stripes, which may have represented the 30 kata in Shotokan (including the Teikyoko and Ten No Kata)
karate katas: basic stationary exercize basic moving exercize naihanchi shodan kata basic kicking exercize naihanchi nidan kata naihanchi sandan kata tomari seisan kata pinan shodan kata pinan nidan kata pinan sandan kata pinan yondan kata pinan godan kata passia shodan kata passia nidan kata passia sandan kata passia yondan kata passia godan kata heion shodan kata heion nidan kata heion sandan kata heion yondan kata heion godan kata heion dai lot of katas huh
It depends on the actual style of karate. There are many variations between the styles, so there is no one 'universal' first form , or kata. Some styles share the same forms, at different ranks. For example, one style's first form may be another one's second, and with slight variations.
{| |- | Dai is often used in kata names. It indicates 'second' as in the second version of a kata. Many of the kata names originated in China. It would not be suprising to have it as part of the name of a kung fu kata. |}
4th kyu in Meibukan Goju-ryu. The key to what separates Goju from numerous other styles of karate is in its name. "Goju" is made up of the Japanese words "go" (hard), and "ju" (soft), literally meaning hard-soft style karate. Hard refers to the straight/linear closed hand techniques. Soft refers to the more circular open hand techniques. The style is a combination of the two. I find it to have less kicking and more focus on "kata" (forms) than Shotokan. Shotokan was derived in Japan based on Shorin-ryu karate from Okinawa.
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That will depend on the style and the way they count. One rather long kata is goju shiho, the name means 54 moves.
There is no known kata of such a name that i know of There is a kata by that name but it is not traditional Karate, I am in a class that is actually considered mixed martial arts. The real thing, meaning we use multiple disciplines on top of Karate. So what you need to do is find out what style that form is. For that form for me it is broke up into 3 different kata's. I went thru this with do-san, it really is tkd, but my Master has adapted it as a karate form.
The original indigenous name for Mt Olga is Kata Tjuta.
There are hundreds of kata in karate and there are dozens of styles. Every style has different kata's so it is just impossible to name all of them in order. But Shito-ryu karate consists of nearly half of all the kata's.As I also practice shito-ryu so heres the list-These are all the katas of Shitō-ryū and an orientative grade for each of them:Basic KatasDaichi-dosa,Daini-dosa,daisan-dosa,dayon-dosa (White belt)Pinan Shodan - Heian Nidan (Orange belt)Pinan Nidan - Heian Shodan (Orange senior belt)Pinan Sandan - Heian Sandan (Green belt)Pinan Yondan - Heian Yondan (Green step1 belt)Pinan Godan - Heian Godan (Green step2 )Wankan (Brown)Ji'in (Brown step1)Jitte (Brown step2)Jion(Brown step3)1st DanMyoyoJurokuMatsumura no RohaiBassai daiTenshoSeiryu/Aoyagi2nd DanNaifanchin 1st and 2ndSanchinSeienchinKosokun daiSeisanBassai shoMatsukazeSaifa3rd DanNaifanchin 3rdKosokun shoNiseishiSeipaiMatsumura no BassaiWanshu4th DanShiho KosokunChinteiSoochinChintoSanseiruTomari no Wanshu5th DanAnnanShisoochinUnsuKururunfaTomari no BassaiPaiku6th DanGojushihoHeikuNipaipoHaffaHakkakuSuparimpeiChatanyara no Kushankutakiokushodan and jion and basaidai.
Kata is a Japanese word meaning "Cutting Ground." It is the name used for the patterns used to teach karate to students. It is a way of remembering moves, training the body and improving concentration and focus. Kata is the basis of karate.