Shotokan Kata Hyakuhachiho by Sensei Stephen Robinson

Awesome power! His heart was really in that one. No mistakes. Hey anyone who wants to answer I am thinking of learning Karate and so far I have three choices 1: Shurite, 2: Shotokan, 3: Goju-ryu which one you recommend? I have taken Shotokan before I know goju has more circular movement and things like that but I know nothing about Shurite. And how can I know it's actually shurite anyway isn't Shurite rare?

yeah! go Robinson. he is my instructor in Triangles Best Karate. he is really good. he hs a daughter named Asia, and she is good as well. thy also have a son named J.J. he starting to learn karate. he is good 2. :)

Superb..

Awesome!! Go Sensei Robinson!!

perché non è inserito nell,elenco dei kata federali fijlkam? rispondere in italiano! sono ignorante non conosco altre lingue grazie

It is 30 years since I have done shotokan. I have seen Kanazawa and others but (whilst I understand that there is some debate as to the origins of this Kata )it is one of the best executed that I have seen.
Thank you for postng this.

Flawless

Got it :)

Haha, yes I know its a Shuri-te adaptation of Suparinpei. But the short sharp movements, long stances and the application of force or "Kime" is definately Shuri-te rather than Naha-te. Reminds me of the days when I was in transition from Shotokan to Goju-ryu:)

Hmm.. Pecherin 72, I think it s very Naha-te.. It's more closer to Naha-te (Goju Ryu).. I think u made an mistake :) Coz, u told it s related with Suparinpei of Goju Ryu :D

Wow, lots of power and energy. I just wish the dojo was still there!

wonderful, i must learn this before i die.

much spirit...A+

Suparimpei-Goju-ryu kata adapted by shotokan. Very shuri-te, and exciting to watch too!

i take that comment back