Pinan 1 Tutorial
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This tutorial is for Pinan 1. Please follow along and break the form down into sections. Try not to tackle the whole form in one sitting, it's good to work on 6 moves at a time and try it without looking at the video a few times without mistakes without making any mistakes. REPETITION IS KEY! You will eventually be able to do this form in your sleep if you repeat it many times and practice at home.
Ranks that should know this form:
Kids Martial Arts age 5-8
White-blue belts should know up to move 12.
White-brown belts should know the full form.
Youth 8+ and Teen/Adults 14+
Adv. White Belts should know the full form.
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Thank you I needed this for my gold belt test!
I found this while on a quest to refresh my memory for all the katas I used to know. I forgot how difficult this one was back when I was young. Great tutorial!
@teaminfinityma
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Glad I could help!
@richellehernandez310
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I'm jj 2022 next student
helped me get my orange belt
The Korean version of the Pinan series are called the Pyung Ahn series. There are 5 Pyung Ahn as there are 5 Pinan. The Pyung Ahn names are; Cho-Dan, Ee-Dan, Sam-Dan, Sa-Dan, Ahn Oh-Dan. However, keep in mind that Funikoshi, when creating Shotokan the Heian kata from Okinawan Shorin-Ryu Pinan kata, he flipped Pinan Shodan with Pinan Nidan. He thought it made it easier for students to learn. So, Heian Shodan is Pinan Nidan. Heian Nidan is Pinan Shodan. In this video she is doing Pyung Ahn Cho-Dan, which is Heian Shodan/Pinan Nidan. So this would be the second kata in Shorin Ryu but the first kata in Shotokan. And since Most Tae Kwon Do and Tang Soo Do styles originated from Shotokan, you will start to see the relationship with Heian Kata. However I am a fan of going back to the Okinawan roots as you get a more clear understanding of the kata and it's purpose of angles of the form, to better use techniques in self-protection. Iain Abernethy is one such Sensei. Hopefully this will help some of you out there get the most from this kata.... Practical Kata Bunkai: Pinan Nidan / Heian Shodan Turning "Lower Block" - kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6CJrrOOXdLbmLg.html Pinan / Heian Shodan & Nidan Variation Drills - kzread.info/dash/bejne/e5x8w5KBepW0j7A.html The Pinan Heian Kata are NOT Children’s Kata! - kzread.info/dash/bejne/dodp0LWHp7Sbf9Y.html How To Use KATA In A Real Fight - Iain Abernethy & Jesse Enkamp - kzread.info/dash/bejne/aW2f0K5uftWThqg.html
Nice form! I see elements of Shorin-Ryu's Pinan Shodan there.
She is doing Pyung Ahn Cho-Dan (Pinan Nidan -Shorin Ryu). Practical Kata Bunkai: Pinan Nidan / Heian Shodan Turning "Lower Block" - kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6CJrrOOXdLbmLg.html Pinan / Heian Shodan & Nidan Variation Drills - kzread.info/dash/bejne/e5x8w5KBepW0j7A.html The Pinan Heian Kata are NOT Children’s Kata! - kzread.info/dash/bejne/dodp0LWHp7Sbf9Y.html How To Use KATA In A Real Fight - Iain Abernethy & Jesse Enkamp - kzread.info/dash/bejne/aW2f0K5uftWThqg.html
Nice form, I don’t understand why the Pinans are different depending on the school. This is not the same as the Emperado method. Good instructions just not the one I needed.
Seido karate?
Beautiful kata. I practice Shidokan (Kyokushin offshoot) and our Pinan 1 looks completely different than this. If both are schools of karate why are the kata so different?
@teaminfinityma
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Thank you! Our forms are from Tang Soo Do and has Shotokan roots.
@candidob8683
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To answer your question,the Korean version of the Pinan series are called the Pyung Ahn series. There are 5 Pyung Ahn as there are 5 Pinan; Cho-Dan, Ee-Dan, Sam-Dan, Sa-Dan, Ahn Oh-Dan. However, keep in mind that Funikoshi, when creating Shotokan the Heian kata from Okinawan Shorin-Ryu Pinan kata, he flipped Pinan Shodan with Pinan Nidan. He thought it made it easier for students to learn. So Heian Shodan is Pinan Nidan. Heian Nidan is Pinan Shodan. In this video she is doing Pyung Ahn Cho-Dan, which is Heian Shodan/Pinan Nidan. So this would be the second kata in Shorin Ryu but the first kata in Shotokan. However I am a fan of going back to the Okinawan roots as you get a more clear understanding of the kata and it's purpose of angles of the form, to better use techniques in self-protection. Iain Abernethy is one such Sensei. You may enjoy the knowledge he shares. Hope the information helps.... Practical Kata Bunkai: Pinan Nidan / Heian Shodan Turning "Lower Block" - kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6CJrrOOXdLbmLg.html Pinan / Heian Shodan & Nidan Variation Drills - kzread.info/dash/bejne/e5x8w5KBepW0j7A.html The Pinan Heian Kata are NOT Children’s Kata! - kzread.info/dash/bejne/dodp0LWHp7Sbf9Y.html How To Use KATA In A Real Fight - Iain Abernethy & Jesse Enkamp - kzread.info/dash/bejne/aW2f0K5uftWThqg.html
@xGHOSTx-dq8bg
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@@candidob8683 Thanks for the concise explanation!
@candidob8683
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@@xGHOSTx-dq8bg You are very welcome! I hope the videos in the last response were a bit helpful as well. Keep Training! 😎