2005年5月18日 · The form Jion is usually done by 5th Dan and is approximately 300 years old, and was named after the founder Jion , a Buddhist Saint. The animal representation is Ram or Goat. Ji On form means To Love the Sound of Shaolin or Temple Sound, it also means "JI is to develop technique and On means to build physical conditioning and ability in sparring".

2010年12月13日 · Ji'in, Jion, and Jitte form a group of kata used in Shotokan and other karate styles, beginning with the same characteristic kamae of the left hand covering the right, which apparently has roots in ancient Chinese boxing .

2011年12月21日 · If you like Jion for the solidity and directness many Japanese stylists perform it with, there is really nothing that keeps you from practicing Koryo and Gae Baek in the same way. I would not myself since I like a lighter, birdlike feeling when running Gae Beck, but certainly I could drop into deeper stances and interpret more staccato rhythm ...

2012年2月20日 · When I said we did Jion before the tournament I didnt mean the day of the tournament, right before it started. Its just somethin done leadin up to the day. In fact the day before GM Cheeks would have me jus go thru forms and stretchin. Before then all the sparring and techniques wouldve been worked on.

2010年1月16日 · Jion 5th dan Oh Sip Sa Bo 6th dan Plus various weapons forms and a couple of the chil sung. Last edited ...

2006年12月6日 · 1st: Chinte, Bassai Dai, Kanku Dai, Sa Bang Kwan, Jion, Chinto 2nd: Kae Bek (An ITF TKD form), Sip Soo, Enpi, Lohai, TenChi (made up by some dude in the 60/70s), Bassai Sho, Kanku Sho, Naihanchi 3 Chung-mu used to be a 1st degree form for us. I need to pick 3 to perform and six to have "down" total for my test.

2007年6月26日 · Jion Ee Ship Sa Oh Ship Sa Bo Kong Sang Goon Dae So Rim Jang Kwon Tae Geuk Kwon There were a few others that i couldnt remember what he said. The ones he knows are the ones he showed in the book, and the few that he …

2010年1月16日 · **our kwan jang nim used to teach Ship Soo, Ro Hai, Jion, Wanshu, and Seisan, but threw them out. He said there were too many hyungs, and that we needed to concentrate on perfecting the other forms** Tim37200

2012年1月30日 · Jion/Jitte: These forms also seem to start on Okinawa in Tomari. The only reference to Chinese Kung Fu that I find merely suggests that it was derived from "ancient Chinese boxing." Some have suggested that the Jion …

2006年8月1日 · However, the Ten Hands form or Sip Soo/Jitte comes from the same family of Okinawan Kata as Jion named presumably for the Buddhist monk of the same name who came from China in the 15th Century. However, this is where things start to fall apart for me with the whole Tiger and Crane theory in the Jitte/Sip Soo animal reference.