Sanseirui

Sanseirui (or Sanseiryu or Sandairyu) is a karate kata of Southern Chinese (Fujianese) origin. The name literally means thirty-six (steps, or positions of attack and defense) .

Versions of it are found in several karate styles, including Goju-ryu, but it is most associated with Uechi-ryu^[1] and the related system Shohei-ryu.

References

↑ EDS Dojo

External links

Uechi-ryu (front), Uechi-ryu (side)
Goju-ryu (front), Goju-ryu (side)

Karate

Comparison of styles

Origins	Japanese martial arts Okinawan martial arts Chinese martial arts

Styles	Ashihara Budokan Chitō-ryū Enshin Gensei-ryū Gōjū-ryū Gosoku-ryu Isshin-ryū Kobayashi Shōrin-ryū Kyokushin Matsubayashi-ryū Motobu-ryu Ryū Te Ryūei-ryū Seidokaikan Shidōkan Shitō-ryū Shohei-ryu Shōrin-ryū Shōrin-ryū Shidōkan Shōrei-ryū Shorinjiryu Kenkokan Shōrinji-ryū Shotokan Shūdōkan Shūkōkai Shuri-ryū Tōon-ryū Uechi-ryū Wadō-ryū Yoseikan Yoshukai

Techniques	Blocks Kicks Punches Stances Strikes Throw Joint lock

Training methods	Kihon Kata Bunkai Kumite Kobudō Full contact

Culture	Dojo Dojokun Karate gi Kyu Obi

Competition	Karate at the World Games Karate World Championships Asian Karate Championships European Karate Championships

Kata	Anaku Ananku Annan Chinte Chintō/Gankaku Enpi Fukyugata Gojūshiho Jion Hangetsu Kūsankū/Kanku-dai Naihanchi/Tekki Nijūshiho/Niseishi Passai/Bassai Pinan/Heian Rōhai/Meikyo Sanchin Sanseirui Seisan/Hangetsu Seiunchin Shisochin Sōchin Taikyoku Tensho Unsū Wankan Wanshū

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