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  1. Dec 3, 2014 · This video shows the Shotokan kata Ji'in (SKIF version) step-by-step with an explanation of each move and the key points. The kata Ji'in is an advanced black...

    • 5 min
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    • Shotokan Sensei
  2. Aus der DVD "26 Shotokan-Kata" von Efthimios Karamitsos. Auf dieser DVD werden alle Katas auch in langsamer Ausführung und teilweise auch mit Detailansichten...

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    • Budocenter Karamitsos
  3. May 6, 2014 · Practical Applications of the Shotokan Kata Jion and Jiin. Carsten Schmitt. BoD – Books on Demand, May 6, 2014 - Sports & Recreation - 72 pages. Kata is the way of the old Karate masters to pass their knowledge about self protection to their students. This book contains an analysis of the Shotokan Karate style's kata Jion and Jiin and their ...

  4. There are quite a few places in "Ji’in" where techniques from "Jitte" are expanded upon and explained with more complex design and engineering. Notes: Ji’in has 2 parts: “Ji” : Temple, Love, Mercy. “In” : Ground, Sanctuary, Shadow. Ji'in means: "Temple Grounds" , “Temple Shadow”, "Mercy and Kindness" or "Love and Shadow”.

  5. Jiin is a fairly plain, no frills kata, not offering much in the way of new techniques. Its primary technique is the kosa-uke (uchi-uke/gedan-uke), similar to the one found at the beginning of Jion, except in Jiin, gedan-uke (rather than uchi-uke) hovers over the front leg. Jiin contains two uncharacteristic features for a Shotokan kata.

  6. Jiin (Shotokan-Ryu) Ji’in 慈陰 (“Inverted Mercy”) is important for the execution of many simultaneous techniques and the often-repeated stances, enabling swift changes of direction while maintaining balance, power and steps of equal length. It has, however, been removed from the Japan Karate Association teaching and grading syllabus.

  7. Jiin contains two uncharacteristic features for a Shotokan kata. First, jodan is the target for move #34; traditional straight punches to jodan do not exist in JKA Shotokan kata. Second, in order to finish on the starting point, the karateka must pull in the left leg, an action not in accordance with JKA kata procedure.