Goju Ryu KARATE Uechi Ryu
Gekisai dai Ichi
Gekisai dai Ichi no Bunkai
Gekisai dai Ichi Yakosoku Kumite
Gekisai dai Ni
Goju Ryu
Kihongata
Gekisai (撃砕) Dai Ichi
Gekisai (撃砕) Dai Ni
Gekisai (撃砕) Dai San
Saifa (砕破)
Tensho (転掌)
Sanchin (三戦)
Kaishugata
Sieunchin (制引戦)
Sepai (十八手)
Shisochin ( 四向戦)
Sanseiryu (三十六手)
Seisan (十三手)
Kururunfa (久留頓破)
Suparenpei (壱百零八)
Uechi Ryu (Pangainoon
Kanchiwa (完子和)
Kanshu (完周)
Seichin (十戦)
Seisan (十三)
Seiryu (十六)
Kanchin (完戦)
Sanseiryu (三十六
Sanchin (三戦)
Pa Chu
Nihanchi
Wanduan
Seiryu
Hakutsuru
Osaete
GOJU RYU
Kihongata - "Basic Kata" Sanchin is the main Gōjū kata, teaching basic movements, basic techniques, power and breathing.
Gekisai: (attack and destroy). Basic set of techniques for beginners and self-defence. Three kata Ichi, Ni San.
Saifa: (smash and tear).
Sanchin: (three battles). "mind, body and spirit". Seen as a hard "Go" kata
Tensho: (rotating hands/elegant hands). Rokishu. Counter to Sanchin. Seen as a soft "Ju" kata.
Kaishugata
Kaishugata "kata with open hands". Advanced, more combat orientated kata.
Seiunchin: (storming the fortress, attack and conquer.): close quarter, grappling kata.
Sepai: (18 Hands)
Shisōchin: (fight in four directions)
Sanseirū: (36 Hands)
Seisan: (13 Hands)
Kururunfa: (holding on long and striking sudden) Praying Mantis style.
Suparinpei: (108 Hands): Pechurin.
UECHI RYU
Kanchiwa: combination of the first kanji in Kanbun's name, and the last two kanji written in Chinese order of Shu Shiwa's name in Japanese pronunciation.
Kanshū: combination of the first kanji in Kanbun's name, and the kanji for Shu Shiwa's family name (Shu).
Seichin; (10 battles) combination of the names of Seisan and Sanchin.
Seisan: (13 Hands)
Seiryū: (16 Hands)
Kanchin: combination of Kanbun's first kanji 完 and "fight" 戦.
Sanseiryū: (36 Hands)
Sanchin: (three battles). From the kanji 三 ("three") and 戦う ("to fight/to struggle"). "Mind, Body and Spirit."