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课程名称： Shotokan 空手道 Keio 第5卷 形与分解 3. Dan "英语" 课程概述：Keio道场是位于日本著名的庆应大学内的传统空手道道场，成立于1924年，是日本最古老的大学空手道俱乐部之一。该道场练习的是以强大和直接技术著称的Shotokan风格。多位著名空手道大师曾在此受训并留下深远影响。Keio道场的学生非常重视纪律、身体控制和心理素质。道场不仅是训练的场所，更是一个传达尊重和团结等价值观的社区，成员们定期参加国内外比赛。 该课程由Keio道场创办，能够看到最后一代仍与Shotokan空手道创始人船越义珍大师共同训练的伟大师傅的风采。欢迎来到日本，这里是1924年船越义珍大师在东京开设的第一所道场：庆应大学。Kase、Mashimo、Suzuki和Iwamoto等大师，作为船越大师的直接弟子，打开了日本Shotokan空手道传奇道场的门扉。 本课程包含第3丹的官方程序，包括形与分解（Kata & Bunkai），展示了这些技术的原始表演方式。课程提供了技术和历史视频，对每位武道爱好者都是不可或缺的资料。内容包括：Kata：KankuSho, BassaiSho, Jitte, Gangaku, TekkiNidan，以及Seipei和Ni Pai Po的形与分解和Nagura Norihisa的访谈。
The Keio Dojo is a traditional karate dojo at the renowned Keio University in Japan. It was founded in 1924 and is one of the oldest university karate clubs in the country. Keio Dojo practices the Shotokan style, which is known for its powerful and direct techniques. Many famous karate masters have influenced and trained at the dojo over the years. The students of the Keio Dojo place great emphasis on discipline, body control and mental strength. The dojo is not only a place to train, but also a community that conveys values such as respect and cohesion. Members of the Keio Dojo regularly take part in national and international competitions.This course was created in the Keio Dojo, where the last grandmasters who still trained with Gichin Funakoshi, the founder of Shotokan Karate, can be admired.Welcome in Japan, in the very first dojo opened in Tokyo by Master Gichin Funakoshi in 1924: KEIO The Masters Kase, Mashimo, Suzuki and Iwamoto, direct students of the Great Master Gichin Funakoshi, open the doors of the very first legendary dojo of Shotokan Karate in Japan.Watch the official program of the 3rd Dan including Kata and Bunkai (as they were originaly performed). A technical and historical video, indispensable for every karate passionate!KATA &BUNKAI: KankuSho, BassaiSho, Jitte, Gangaku, TekkiNidan.Include: Katas Seipei& Ni Pai Po & Interview of Nagura Norihisa
