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| Sensei Gichin Funakoshi |
El Shotokan (松濤館) es un estilo de Karate-Do, creado por Sensei Gichin Funakoshi y su hijo Yoshitaka Funakoshi.
Shoto (松濤,) es el sonido que hace el viento al soplar sobre los pinos, que era el seudónimo de Funakoshi, que usaba en sus poesías y escritos filosóficos para sus estudiantes. En japonés, kan (館, kan) significa "escuela". En honor a su sensei, los estudiantes le pusieron el nombre de "shoto-kan" al lugar donde Funakoshi enseñaba. Gichin Funakoshi nunca le dio un nombre a su estilo, el lo llamaba simplemente "karate".
Estilo:
Sensei Funakoshi unió el estilo de Itosu y Azato, sus dos maestros, que eran a su vez estudiantes de Sokon Matsumura. Del estilo de Azato, Shorei, captó las raíces chinas. De Itosu aprendió el estilo Shorin, que en aquel tiempo ya poseía matices de Okinawa. Después de años de estudio de ambos estilos, Funakoshi creó un único estilo que combinaba los ideales de los dos. La diferencia entre el karate de Sensei Funakoshi y el de los muchos otros alumnos era el equilibrio entre el cuerpo y la mente.
Actualmente el karate Shotokan ocupa una posición de peso en el mundo ya que es uno de los estilos más fructíferos y que más alumnos atrae. Se caracteriza por unas posiciones bajas y estáticas que otorgan mayor equilibrio y potencia a la hora de realizar las técnicas, así como un fuerte movimiento de cadera en la ejecución que propina más potencia, velocidad y penetración a las técnicas.
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SHOTOKAN: Awakening of the Tiger.
Shotokan (松濤館) is a Karate-Do style, created by sensei Gichin Funakoshi and his son Yoshitaka Funakoshi.
Shoto (松濤,) is the sound of the wind when blowing on the pines, these were the pseudonym of Funakoshi, used in his philosophical poetries written to and by his students. In Japanese, Kan (館, kan) means “school”. In honor to his sensei, the students put the name of “Shoto-kan” to the place where Funakoshi taught. Gichin Funakoshi never gave a name to his style, which he called “ simply karate ”.
Style:
Sensei Funakoshi united the style of Itosu and Azato, his two teachers, who were students of Sokon Matsumura as well. From the style of Azato, Shorei, he took the Chinese roots. From Itosu he learned the Shorin style, which at the time already had roots in Okinawa. After years of studying both styles, Funakoshi created a single style that combined the ideals of both. The difference between karate of Sensei Funakoshi and the one of the many other students was the balance between the mind and body.
Nowadays, Karate Shotokan occupies a remarkable position in the world since it is one of the most fruitful styles and attracts more students. This style is characterized by low and static positions that grant greater balance and power at the time of executing the techniques, as well as strong movements of hip during execution that offers more power, speed and penetration to the techniques.
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SHOTOKAN: Awakening of the Tiger.
Shotokan (松濤館) is a Karate-Do style, created by sensei Gichin Funakoshi and his son Yoshitaka Funakoshi.
Shoto (松濤,) is the sound of the wind when blowing on the pines, these were the pseudonym of Funakoshi, used in his philosophical poetries written to and by his students. In Japanese, Kan (館, kan) means “school”. In honor to his sensei, the students put the name of “Shoto-kan” to the place where Funakoshi taught. Gichin Funakoshi never gave a name to his style, which he called “ simply karate ”.
Style:
Sensei Funakoshi united the style of Itosu and Azato, his two teachers, who were students of Sokon Matsumura as well. From the style of Azato, Shorei, he took the Chinese roots. From Itosu he learned the Shorin style, which at the time already had roots in Okinawa. After years of studying both styles, Funakoshi created a single style that combined the ideals of both. The difference between karate of Sensei Funakoshi and the one of the many other students was the balance between the mind and body.
Nowadays, Karate Shotokan occupies a remarkable position in the world since it is one of the most fruitful styles and attracts more students. This style is characterized by low and static positions that grant greater balance and power at the time of executing the techniques, as well as strong movements of hip during execution that offers more power, speed and penetration to the techniques.
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| Senseis Javier y Javitxu Lirio con sus alumnos, en uno de los muchos campeonatos. |
Aquí tenéis los actuales horarios de las clases de Karate Shotokan, para más información contactar con nuestro Sensei Javitxu Lirio: 678787883
POLIDEPORTIVO DE MAGALUF:
Lunes-miércoles-viernes (a partir 16 años)............................12.00-13.00
Lunes-miércoles (selección de competidores)......................17.00-18.00
Viernes (competición)................................................................17.00-18.00
Lunes-Miércoles(selección de competidores).......................18.00-19.00
Viernes (selección de competidores)......................................18.00-19.00
Martes-Jueves (de 4 a 7 años)..................................................17.00-18.00
Martes-Jueves (de 7 a 10 años)................................................18.00-19.00
Martes-jueves (de 10 a 13/14 años)..........................................19.00-20.00
Sábados (selección de competidores).....................................10.00-13.00
Sábados (selección de competidores).....................................16.00-20.00
IES SON FERRER:
Lunes-Miércoles (de 4 a 7 años)................................................16.30-17.30
Lunes-Miércoles (de 7 a 10 años)..............................................17.30-18.30
POLIDEPORTIVO GALATXÓ:
Martes-Jueves (de 4 a 7 años)....................................................17.00-18.00
Martes-Jueves (de 7 a 12 años)..................................................18.00-19.00
PABELLÓN BENDINAT:
Lunes-Miércoles (de 5/6 años a 9/10 años)................................18.00-19.00
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