Bassai Dai Kata - 抜塞大 Jaap Kooman - 2 e DAN Bassai Dai 1 versie A2.2, 07-08-2017 Bassai Dai Kata Kyokushin-Kan version* Bassai Dai - To Penetrate a Fortress 抜塞大 Bassai Dai is most often translated as To Extract From a Fortress, meaning that one must exhibit the power and spirit required to break through an enemy's castle. The word Dai means Big, describing the kata's larger movements. Much of the bunkai focus on breaking the opponent's balance and defenses against grabbing attacks. Bassai Dai is characterised by repeated changing of the blocking arms to represent the feeling of shifting from a disadvantageous position to an advantageous one and repeated attacks such as the three consecutive Awase Tsuki represent penetrating a strong defence. Dachi Waza Fudo Dachi Musubi Dachi Bassai Dai no Kamae Kosa Ashi Dachi Zenkutsu Dachi Kokutsu Dachi Kiba Dachi Heiko Dachi Waki Kamae Kihon Jutsugo Mokuso Rei Hajime Tettsui Suigetsu Shotei Haishu Naore Yasmee Tsuki or Te Waza Chudan Tsuki Jun Tsuki Hiji Jodan Ate Awase Tsuki Uke Waza Morote Uchi Uke Uchi Uke Shuto Gedan Barai Shuto Mawashi Uke Uchi Uke / Gedan Barai Gedan Barai Teisoku Uke Shuto Kake Uke Geri Waza Mae Kansetsu Geri *Bassai Dai kata is explained in the Royama Ryu (Kyokushin-Kan style).
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Bassai Dai Kata - 抜塞大
Jaap Kooman - 2e DAN Bassai Dai 1
versie A2.2, 07-08-2017
Bassai Dai Kata Kyokushin-Kan version*
Bassai Dai - To Penetrate a Fortress 抜塞大 Bassai Dai is most often translated as To Extract From a Fortress, meaning that one must exhibit the power and spirit required to break through an enemy's castle. The word Dai means Big, describing the kata's larger movements. Much of the bunkai focus on breaking the opponent's balance and defenses against grabbing attacks. Bassai Dai is characterised by repeated changing of the blocking arms to represent the feeling of shifting from a disadvantageous position to an advantageous one and repeated attacks such as the three consecutive Awase Tsuki represent penetrating a strong defence. Dachi Waza
Fudo Dachi Musubi Dachi Bassai Dai no Kamae Kosa Ashi Dachi Zenkutsu Dachi Kokutsu Dachi Kiba Dachi Heiko Dachi Waki Kamae Kihon Jutsugo
Mokuso Rei Hajime Tettsui Suigetsu Shotei Haishu Naore Yasmee