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Heian Shodan

Heian Shodan translates as, "Peaceful mind, first level." and is the first of the series of five Heian kata. It teaches the karateka to ground himself in strong stances. Thus it represents Earth. It is one of the most basic kata and is usually the first kata a karateka learns.
There is an emphasis on basic low blocks/strikes and stepping punch, moving through the center and building strong and low front stances, hammer fist technique and face blocks/strikes, including transitionally timed blocks and strikes, back stance knife hand block/strike, proper basic breathing and application of kiai. Hip rotation, vibration, shifting/thrusting, reconnection.

Heian Nidan

Heian Nidan translates as, "Peaceful mind, second level." and is the second of the series of five Heian kata. It focuses on back stances and is the first kata to introduce the yoko geri (side snap kick). It represents wind. It is one of the most basic kata and is usually the second kata a karateka learns.
There is an emphasis on basic low blocks/strikes and stepping punch, moving through the center and building strong and low front stances, hammer fist technique and face blocks/strikes, including transitionally timed blocks and strikes, back stance knife hand block/strike, proper basic breathing and application of kiai. Hip rotation, vibration, shifting/thrusting, reconnection.

 An application of the Kata ..

i saw many videos on youtube for players , The problem in the way of doing kata cause many players put all his / her focus on the moves and forgot the technique like the sitting position like this video ..


ABOUT THE KATA ..
Heian Sandan translates as, "Peaceful mind, third level." and is the third of the series of five Heian kata. It represents fire.
There is an emphasis on multiple blocks, trapping/breaking techniques, release from wrist locks and grabs, forearm deflection and back fist strikes, defense from various grabs and holds, proper basic breathing and application of kiai. Hip rotation, vibration, shifting/thrusting, reconnection.

Heian Godan The 5th And Final kata in the Heian Series

Heian Godan , translates as peaceful mind fifth level, Heian Godan is the fifth and final kata in a series of five Heian kata, for the first time it incorporates, mikazuki geri (crescent kick), a jump several instances of simultaneous block and counter.

ربما عجزت روحي ان تلقاكي
وعجزت عيني ان تراكي ولكن لم يعجز قلبي ان ينساكي.
اذا العين لم تراكي فالقلب لن ينساكي .
احبك موت.... لا تسأليني ما الدليل
ارايت رصاصه تسأل القتيل .
ربما يبيع الانسان شيئا قد شراه
لكن لا يبيع قلباً قد هواه .
لا تسأليني عن الندى فلن يكون ارق من صوتك
ولا تسأليني عن وطني فقد اقمته بين يديك
ولا تسألني عن اسمي فقد نسيته عندما احببتك.
كنت انوي ان احفر اسمك على قلبي
ولكنني خشيت ان تزعجك دقات قلبي.
أن يأست يوما من حبك وفكرت في الانتحار
فلن اشنق نفسي او اطلق على نفسي النار ولن القي نفسي من ناطحة
سحاب لاني اعرف وباختصار ان عينيكي اسرع وسيله للانتحار.

The kata are performed entirely in 'Sitting position' Kiba dachi ("Horse riding stance"). The name Tekki itself (and Nifanchin) translates to "Iron Horse."
The Tekki series of kata are great conditioning for the legs and with practice, develop explosive power in the legs.
In the earlier days of karate training, it was common practice for a student to spend 2-3 years doing nothing but Tekki, under the strict observation of their teacher. Motobu Choki, famous for his youthful brawling at tsuji (red-light district), credited the kata with containing all that one needs to know to become a proficient fighter.
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http://www.squidoo.com/tekkishodanThis Video Show the Technique ..