Uechi-Ryū (上地流, Uechi-Ryū) is a traditional style of Okinawan karate. Uechi-Ryū means "Style of Uechi" or "School of Uechi".

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2021年10月2日 · Uechi Ryu Karate is one of the most significant Okinwara martial arts styles in Japan which is named after Kanbun Uechi. It was founded in the mid 1900s and is still used effectively. This style has a taste of both Chinese and Okinawan karate which is why it is referred to as Uechi karate in Japan and Kung-Fu in the US, China, and other parts ...

Uechi-Ryu is a traditional style of Okinawan Karate based on Chinese Tiger Fist Boxing (Fujian Province). Our style is always described as “half-hard, half-soft” Karate. This combination makes the techniques very powerful and applicables to self-defence.

Uechi-Ryu (Pangainoon) is derived from the tiger, crane, and dragon. It is a very practical style of karate for self-defense, emphasizing front-facing stances and body position; circular blocking movements; tenshin (evading) movement; combined block/strike techniques; kicks below the waist; and toe, knuckle, and open hand striking.

Uechi-Ryū (上地流, Uechi-Ryū) is a traditional style of Okinawan karate. Uechi-Ryū means "Style of Uechi" or "School of Uechi".

2014年10月30日 · For years, Uechi practitioners were satisfied with the gold stripes representing the titles of Renshi, Kyoshi and Hanshi. At one time, a board of Okinawa grandmasters awarded these titles. Kiyohide Shinjo and I were two of the first recipients of the Renshi gold stripe after being interviewed and tested by one of the Titles committee board member.

Uechi-Ryu, systematized in the process of teaching and supported by the three pillars of Kata, training, and Kumite, has been passed down to the present day, maintaining the same martial characteristics from the time of Kanbun Uechi, the founder of the school.

Uechi-Ryu is a system based on eight katas: Sanchin (三戦) Kanshiwa (完子和) Kanshu (完周) Seichin (十戦) Seisan (十三) Seiryū (十六) Kanchin (完戦) Sanseiryū (三十六) This explains why most traditional Uechi-Ryu schools use an octagon as their symbol.

The term Uechi-Ryu (Uechi's style) was first used in the fall of 1940. In April 1942, Master Uechi's son, Kanei, now a master in his own right, returned to Okinawa from Japan. Master Uechi continued to teach in Wakayam Prefecture until 1947.