Naihanchi (ナイハンチ) (or Naifanchi (ナイファンチ), Tekki (鉄騎)) is a karate kata, performed in straddle stance (naihanchi-dachi (ナイハンチ立ち) / kiba-dachi (騎馬立ち)). It translates to 'internal divided conflict'. The form makes use of in-fighting techniques (i.e. tai sabaki (whole body movement)) and grappling.

Dive into the art of Isshinryu Karate as we show Naihanchi Kata. This video shows the stances, techniques, and movements step by step showing the application...

2010年5月26日 · Naihanchi is the name of a kata that appears in many karate systems, and goes by multiple names. The most widely accepted is Naihanchi or Nai Hanchi, which is the Japanese pronunciation. It can also be called Naifanchi, Naifanchin, or Naifanchen (the …

🥋 About the Kata:Naihanchi Kata is celebrated for its intricate techniques and strategic depth within Wado Ryu Karate. Known for its lateral movements and c...

Naihanchi (The Iron Horse) kata. For a kata with an origin supposedly obscured by the mists of time Naihanchi has had much written about it.

2013年3月1日 · Naihanchi (in particular, naihanchi shodan) is one of the most popular and widely known and practised karate kata on the planet, so I think it is one that is truly worth examining more closely. And in my opinion, the version below provides one of the best benchmarks for analysing the various differences and similarities.

2023年3月6日 · The kata known as Naihanchi is a unique, linear, side-stepping form with most of the techniques done in what is known as horse stance (kiba-dashi). There are three kata in the Naihanchi family, usually labeled as Shodan, Nidan, and Sandan; referencing the numbered order or level of the kata.

2024年10月31日 · Naihanchi, or Tekki, as it is known in Japanese karate styles, is one of the most widely-practiced kata in all of karate, only surpassed by Seisan and, perhaps, Gekisai.

2020年6月24日 · The Naihanchi Kata is a very old Kata, which can be found in many different styles and variations. The special thing about this Kata is the movement in a straight line (sideways). This has led many Karateka incorrectly to believe that the Kata is for fighting with the back against a wall.

2012年12月1日 · The kata Naihanchi (Tekki) is practiced within the majority of karate styles. The word ‘Naihanchi’ is said to mean ‘sideways fighting’ due to the kata’s distinctive embusen (floor pattern).