Unlike the circular motions of other styles, Okinawan Goju’s kakie (sticky hands) is a direct path to sensitivity, rooting, and close-range power. This volume includes:
Then came Chapter Four: Kakie – The Sticking Hands .
By embracing the principles and techniques of Traditional Karate Do Okinawa Goju Ryu, practitioners can embark on a journey of self-discovery, physical growth, and mental development that can enrich their lives and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the art.
While Volume 1 covers fundamental techniques (kihon), Volume 2 is dedicated to the . It utilizes thousands of high-speed sequential photographs to illustrate the precise movements, stances, and transitions required in traditional Goju-Ryu. The specific katas detailed in this volume include:
True Okinawan Goju-Ryu is a healing art and a hurting art. Volume 2 often features anatomical charts overlayed with striking points (急所). Unlike generic pressure point lists, this volume typically shows the applied points within the kata Seienchin (征遠鎮) or Sanseru (三十六手). Look for the diagrams of the forearm and shin bone conditioning—these are the blueprints for making your body a weapon.