" Funakoshi's karate reflects the changes made in the art by Ankō Itosu, including the Heian / Pinan kata series.

* Taikyoku series: developed by Gichin Funakoshi as a preliminary exercise before the Pinan series ; many Wadō-ryū schools teach these basic kata, particularly Taikyoku Shodan ( 太極初段 ).

* Pinan series ( 1-5 )

* Pinan kata: created by Ankō Itosu, and consisting of Pinan Shodan ( 平安初段 ), Pinan Nidan ( 平安二段 ), Pinan Sandan ( 平安三段 ), Pinan Yodan ( 平安四段 ), and Pinan Godan ( 平安五段 ).

He created and introduced the Pinan forms ( Heian in Japanese ) as learning steps for students, because he felt the older forms ( kata in Japanese ) were too difficult for schoolchildren to learn.

The five Pinan forms were created by drawing from two older forms: kusanku and chiang nan.

It was Itosu who first developed the Pinan kata, which were most probably derived from the " Kusanku " form.

In his 1977 book on Wadō-ryū ( published in English in 1997 ), Ōtsuka declared only nine official kata for Wadō-ryū: Pinan Shodan, Pinan Nidan, Pinan Sandan, Pinan Yodan, Pinan Godan, Kūshankū, Naihanchi, Seishan and Chintō.

This kata uses stances and attacks consisting of the five previous Pinan kata.

The first video, " Wadō-ryū Karate Volume 1 ," consists of: in-depth history and recollections ; demonstrations of the eight Kihon No Tsuki body shifts ; the first five Kihon-Kumite ; and the kata Pinan 1-5, Kūshankū, Jion, Naihanchi, and Seishan.

It was substantially reduced in 1951 to the current 13, 628 hectares, after two barrio's of Dipolog were converted into Municipalities of Polanco, and Pinan under Executive Order of the President No. 467, dated August 22, 1951.

In many mainstream Japanese styles, Pinan is known as Heian.

Cuong Nhu's Kyu rank Kata consist of four basic forms along with Pinan Katas one through five, Tension Kata, Jutte, Enpi, and Chinte.

Once a green belt, students learn Pinan four.

Once they have one brown stripe, they learn Pinan five.

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